The Canadian rapper might not have the mic skills of say, Kendrick Lamar or the artistic vision of Kanye West, but for what he lacks in those departments he more than makes up for in showmanship. Perhaps this harkens back to his Degrassi days, which he told the crowd was the bottom where he actually started from.

Drake's setlist is for those who have a bit of ADD. He tends to switch songs after only one verse, picking out, what can only be imagined are his favorite bits. And from the looks of the crowd last night, they are their favorites too.

This franticness works to his advantage and on this particular night he was able to churn out over 30 songs including Nothing Was the Same tracks "Too Much," "Worst Behaviour," and "Furthest Thing," along with some older hits like "Crew Love" and "HYFR" off of Take Care. He relegated pre-Take Care tracks to a short DJ set that got the crowd pumped even though Drake was not even performing the tracks himself. Yes, we were just listening to them over the loudspeaker, something we all could have done in the comfort of our own homes.

Teasing the songs also helped to keep things moving. You don't want to hear all six minutes of the Nothing Was The Same opening track "Tuscan Leather"? Don't worry, he'll split it up for you into two halves to make it a little more digestible.

In honor of his birthday, which was only three days prior to the Barclays show, Drake decided to treat the night like it was his official birthday party with cameos from friends like Busta Rhymes doing his "Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See" and Jhene Aiko, who recreated her spot on "From Time."

Future also came out to pal around with Drake putting to rest all those rumors that the Atlanta rapper was kicked off the tour. The two hugged it out, called out those who thought they weren't friends anymore and performed "Same Damn Time," as in yes, we are onstage at the same damn time and look how happy we are.