Watch: Drake Crash The Weeknd's Concert in London

Guess what Drake and The Weeknd have in common--both the great musicians are on tour in Europe right now. And test, their paths crossed past weekend in London when Drake made a surprise entry at Weeknd's show.

Well, the two Toronto natives had a gala time on stage too. Drake even listed "House of Balloons" as one of his favorite projects, Teen Vouge reported. "We met up at the studio and I heard "House of Balloons," which is in my top five albums of all time. ... Since then, my brother has gone on to become the biggest," Drake said on the stage.

The most exciting moment was when Drake performed mini-set that included his hit numbers like "Energy" and "Fake Love." MTV highlighted that on his thank you note, The Weeknd heaped praises on Drake, he said, "The real 6 God Drizzy Drake, the biggest artist in the world." Later, Weeknd shared a picture of them at the O2 Arena for his Instagram fans. He captioned it as "OVOXO."

Though fans were thrilled to watch the love and affection between the two pop stars, a section of the gossip tabloids started churning out rumors that Drake and The Weeknd are indeed a secret gay couple. The reports even described their body language and chemistry on stage. Looks like, the media outlets have tried to project their simple gesture as something scandalous.

Meanwhile, The Weeknd's new video for "I Feel It Coming", his second collaboration with French electronic music duo Daft Punk, has got a great start. This gloriously retro music highly reminds us of Pop King Michael Jackson and the science fiction films of the 80s. "I Feel It Coming" was first released in December on Weeknd's album Starboy. The pair even performed the song at the 2017 Grammy Awards.