After months of intense public scrutiny and high-profile feuds, Drake has emphatically reminded fans and critics alike of his staying power. Headlining three consecutive nights at London’s Wireless Festival, the Canadian rapper performed to over 150,000 fans, backed by a parade of surprise celebrity guests.

The performances come amid a turbulent period in Drake’s career, marked by a very public rap battle with Kendrick Lamar, including allegations made during Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show. Drake has since launched legal action against Lamar’s record label, seeking to challenge what his team calls defamatory claims.

Despite the online chatter suggesting Drake’s cultural influence is fading, the energy at Wireless painted a different picture. His second night on stage was a non-stop spectacle, with so many A-list appearances that the crowd barely had time to catch their breath.

From chart-toppers to longtime collaborators, Drake’s ability to draw massive talent—and even bigger crowds—suggests his status in the music industry remains as strong as ever.

As one fan tweeted: “They said he fell off, but the Wireless stage says otherwise.