Drake looks downcast as he’s seen for first time since performing with Travis Scott at Astroworld

Drake appeared in public Monday for the first-time since his performance with Travis Scott at Astroworld, where eight people died.

After landing on a Toronto airport, Canada’s 35-year old rapper, he was seen returning to Toronto after he had been invited as a guest at the Houston festival.

Scott and the hitmaker are being sued for the destruction caused by the festival. Scott was also seen.

Drake (35), was back home after performing at Astroworld alongside Travis Scott. He landed in Toronto, his hometown.

Drake was somber as he strolled across the runway with one of his friends.

The anonymous black hoodie was pulled over his head and a blue shirt under it.

Motto wore camouflage trousers and white Nike trainers. He carried only one bag, while the other guy had to have more.

Airways magazine reported that he had flown on his private plane, “Air Drake”, a Boeing 767 converted to fly. It cost $185 million.

Drake was stone-faced as Drake walked along the runway with one of his friends.

Low Key: The hoodie was pulled over his head in an anonymous, black color, with the shirt beneath. He also wore a camouflage top and Nike sneakers.

Luxury flight: According to Airways magazine, he flew on his personal jet, ‘Air Drake’, a modified Boeing 767 that cost $185million.

It can carry around 30 people inside its spacious main cabin.

Drake left the plane and was seen getting in his black Cadillac Escalade before driving off with his entourage.

Following his sighting, TMZ reported that both Drake and Travis Scott had been seen partying at a Dave and Buster’s location in Houston shortly after Scott’s headlining Astroworld set, during which a crowd surge killed eight people and left around 300 people injured.

On Wednesday, a source claimed to People that the rappers cut out of the party — which was reportedly thrown by Drake — shortly after learning the full extent of the destruction at the festival.

“After his performance, Drake went to Dave and Buster’s party as planned. According to a source, Travis arrived at Drake’s party immediately after his performance. 

They claimed that neither they nor the other were conscious of the seriousness of what had happened. They found out about the deaths at the party, and they fled immediately.

Party time: TMZ reported Drake and Travis Scott were seen having a good time at a Dave & Buster’s store in Houston just after Scott’s Astroworld keynote set.

Hasty exit: On Wednesday, a source claimed to People that the rappers cut out of the party — which was reportedly thrown by Drake — shortly after learning the full extent of the destruction at the festival

Caught unaware? The insider said that neither party was aware of how serious the incident had been. They discovered the death toll at the party and fled right away.

A fatal event: Scott had ended his set 30 minutes earlier than the city declared it a’mass casualty event.

According to TMZ, a source claimed that Travis did not know how serious the situation was when he arrived at party. However, 30 minutes prior Scott ended Scott’s set the city had declared the festival a mass-casualty’ event.

Drake posted a social media statement Monday in which Drake said that he was sorry for those who have lost loved ones and anyone else who’s suffering.

He wrote, “I don’t like using this platform to express grief or an emotion so delicate.”

‘I will keep praying for each of them and I will serve in any way that I can. All of you, may God bless.

Drake and Scott are being sued over the festival’s devastation. As many as 68 people have attempted to hold them responsible.

Powerhouse Texas attorney Thomas J. Henry, who is representing some of the victims, said more people continue to contact him ‘by the hour’ about suing the rappers.

He said that he was hearing from more and more victims of the Astroworld tragedy. While we all are still trying to comprehend the entire scope of Astroworld’s tragedy, I think the total damages it caused could reach into the billions. 

Legal troubles: Drake and Scott are being sued by 68 people for the destruction caused at the festival.

Going to court: Powerhouse Texas lawyer Thomas J. Henry was contacted by many people who are interested in sueing the rappers. His estimate was that the damages could reach ‘billions of dollars’

Kristian Paredes filed a lawsuit against Drake and Scott alleging that Drake “helped incite crowd even though it was his knowledge.” [Scott’s]Previous conduct

Pattern of conduct: Scott has pleaded guilty previously to misdemeanors from 2015 and 2018. These were related to Scott encouraging people to jump on barricades at concerts.

A lawsuit filed by Kristian Paredes against Drake and Scott claims Drake ‘helped incite the crowd even though he knew of [Scott’s] prior conduct,’ including pleading guilty in 2015 to a misdemeanor charge of reckless conduct after his fans jumped a security barricade at the Lollapalooza festival in Chicago.

Scott was convicted of misdemeanor disorderly behavior for encouraging fans to rush to the stage to bypass security during a concert held in Arkansas in 2017.

Following his Astroworld set, Sicko Mode’s rapper stated that he would cover the funeral expenses of the eight victims.

Additionally, he partnered with BetterHelp for virtual therapy to offer concertgoers a month free of their services. But the company has come under fire for its poor service quality and insufficient compensation for therapists.

Making amends: The Sicko Mode rapper declared after his Astroworld set that he would be covering the funeral costs of the eight people who died at the festival; seen Friday at Astroworld