This is everything, everything we wanted.
Drake partied like it was 2003 when he teamed up with Avril Lavigne and Fefe Dobson at his Young Money Reunion concert in Toronto on Saturday.
The 35-year-old Jimmy Cooks rapper posted a photo with the 37-year-old pop-rock singers, who both rose to fame in the early 2000s, on his Instagram story.
“Dreeeaaamy,” he wrote, tagging fellow Ontario residents Lavigne and Dobson.
Drake wore a shirt covered in flames in the social media upload. He threw his arms around Dobson and Lavigne, who were both dressed entirely in black.
The founder of OVO has fanboyized both Lavigne and Dobson in the past.
Drake shared his love for the singer “Sk8er Boi” in February by posting a snapshot of her first album, “Let Go”, to his Instagram story.
And in 2013, Lavigne described the “Degrassi” alum who approached her at a concert to tell her how big a fan he was of hers.
“I was watching Katy Perry last night, and Drake was there watching,” she told E! News from then. “He was so excited to meet me. He said, “I listened to you growing up.” And I go, ‘Oh, my God! How old are you?’ He’s going, ’26. You hold a very special place in my heart.’”
Lavigne seems to be a fan of the entire Young Money crew as she shared a photo of her and Lil Wayne from the concert on Saturday.
“Reunion vibez with da squad babbbbyyy!” Weezy, 39, captioned his own post with a photo of him and Lavigne smiling backstage.
Wayne hosted the Young Money Reunion concert along with Nicki Minaj and Drake.
The trio played several hits together, including ‘HYFER’, ‘Moment 4 Life’ and ‘The Motto’.
Although the show was supposed to be part of Drake’s October World Weekend festival, billed as the “Road to OVO,” it was postponed until Saturday when the “Sticky” rapper tested positive for COVID-19.
Drake told his Instagram followers last week that he was “really devastated” by the date change, writing: “I’m so sorry I let you down on our weekend together and the moment I test negative I’ll tell you give everything I got on stage (except the Covid).”