Here is a list of people, both famous and significantly less famous, that made an appearance at the second and last night of Drake‘s two-night run at Radio City Music Hall:

-Mack Maine
-Tyga
-Francis from Francis and the Lights
-Fabolous
-Trey Songz
-Birdman
-Swizz Beatz
-Birdman’s crazy oil well tattoo on the top of his head shining bright against the lights
-Some woman who we swore we recognized either from TV or Real Life wearing one of those outfits that’s like shorts and high heels and a little sport jacket in the very front with her friend. Probably this was no one, but you never know, so.
-Jay-Z

After the jump read our recap from the evening, along with some iPhone photos that were taken without flash because people were filming the entire thing and understandably didn’t want flashing bright lights everywhere fucking up their game.

Weirdly this was the second time we’d seen Drake in less than a month. The first time being in Seattle, where his set was similar except there were no special guests and no fireworks. He did the cheesy thing where he brought a girl on stage and danced with her, and maybe we just missed this the first time around, but toward the end of it Drake told her he wanted to give her a parting gift. The gift ended up being a the newest Blackberry and also a blatant AT&T shout out, which was totally weird and reminded us that yeah, we might be at an extravagant show with fireworks and a drum set on risers at Radio City Music Hall, but it is 2010 and dudes are trying to get money in many ways. It was corny, but then we started thinking, Imagine what will happen if that girl uses that Blackberry, and everyone is like, Hey what’s up with the new Blackberry and then she can explain that she got it from Drake on stage in front of so many people. Not only did Drake just give you a phone, he also gave you a way to brag about being on stage with him without sounding like a crazy person. This seems like a nice Canadian thing to do (sorry Canadians if you are offended that we are stereotyping you as overwhelmingly nice people).