Last night's OVO Fest 2014 started off with a bang: an opening set from YG, and a career-spanning performance from OutKast with a cameo from Bun B. But tonight, it was all about Drake... and friends. Jhené Aiko took the stage as day two's opener, but things really kicked off once Lauryn Hill started the night's main performance with a handful of her best hits up until Drake hit the main stage.
Special guests for the night included Drake's mom Sandi Graham (People were choked up immediately), Trey Songz, J. Cole, PARTYNEXTDOOR, DJ Khaled, YG, Tinashe, Majid Jordan, OB O'Brien, Usher, G-Unit, and a flying disc that Drake rode over the audience on.
For now, check out video footage and photos from the event—which Kevin Durant visited early on in the night—and the insane setlist below. Stay tuned for live reviews, and more photos from day two of OVO Fest 2014.
Lauryn Hill:
“Killing Me Softly”
“Lost Ones”
“Fu-Gee-La”
“Ready or Not”
“Doo Wop (That Thing)”
Drake (and friends):
“Draft Day”
“We Made It”
“The Language”
“Unstoppable”
“Bria’s Interlude”
“Sooner Than Later”
“Successful”
“Na Na” (Trey Songz)
“Karaoke”
“The Resistance”
“Show Me a Good Time”
“Up All Night”
“Over”
“Can’t Get Enough” (J.Cole)
“Power Trip” (J.Cole)
“Over My Dead Body”
“Crew Love”
“The Motto”
“H.Y.F.R.”
“Marvin’s Room”
“Days in the East”
“West District” (PARTYNEXTDOOR)
“Persian Rugs” (PARTYNEXTDOOR)
“FWU” (PARTYNEXTDOOR)
“Break From Toronto” (PARTYNEXTDOOR)
“Recognize” (PARTYNEXTDOOR)
“All I Do Is Win” (DJ Khaled)
“I’m on One” (DJ Khaled)
“No New Friends” (DJ Khaled)
“Bitches Love Me”
“All Me”
“2 On” (Tinashe and OB O’Brien)
“Who Do You Love?” (YG)
“Climax” (Usher)
“Confessions” (Usher)
“Lovers and Friends” (Usher)
“U Don’t Have to Call” (Usher)
“Good Kisser” (Usher)
“Wu-Tang Forever”
“Own It”
“Hold On, We’re Going Home”
“Started From the Bottom”
“What Up Gangster” (50 Cent)
“Beamer, Benz, or Bentley” (Lloyd Banks)
“Smoke” (50 Cent and Trey Songz)
“I Get Money” (50 Cent)
“Don’t Worry ‘Bout It” (50 Cent)
“In Da Club” (50 Cent)
“Trophies”
“Believe Me”
“Worst Behaviour”
“0-100”
