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Yes, you heard correctly, word on the street is that Drake could make a surprise appearance at Electric Picnic this weekend.
The Canadian singer and rapper made a guest appearance supporting his friend Giggs at Reading Festival last weekend.
Reading Festival is a music festival in Leeds, England.
Giggs is due to play on the Electric Picnic Main Stage from 4:15pm to 4:45pm.
Director Melvin Benn didn't completely shoot down the idea either.
"Oh gosh, you would have to ring Drake for that one I am afraid, I don't know".
I don't know is better than a full on no!
Gardai confirm armed presence at Electric Picnic but no raised threat level.
Lost camera returned a year after it was lost at Electric Picnic.
Make sure you head to Giggs on Saturday, September 2 to see what happens!
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