A typical show begins with a mix of hits and banter, like drive-time radio, but veers left when Lanez introduces “the talent,” an endless array of fans and dancers creatively carrying out twerking challenges. Lanez became an unwitting center of attention on social media this spring as his routine Instagram Live sessions evolved into Quarantine Radio, a raunchy hip-hop variety show pairing Lanez’s boisterous personality with a legion of fans willing to act out for the props and famous guests including Drake, Megan Thee Stallion, and the Weeknd.

Part rapper, part singer, and part heir to the throne of BET Uncut, Ontario hip-hop star Tory Lanez has carved out a unique path to fame that began as an overactive youth bouncing between family in Montreal, Toronto, New York, and Atlanta, then broke big thanks in part to Chixtape, a mixtape series on the front line of the new wave of modern R&B singers flipping samples from popular hits of the ‘90s and aughts The New Toronto, a second mixtape series full of melodic rap cadences and sweeping, cinematic beats made in large part by Miami producer Play Picasso and hits like “LUV” and “Say It,” which incorporated singing, rapping, and samples into soulful trap as capably as Ontario’s other major musical exports. His Instagram Live show Quarantine Radio has become must-see internet TV - so much so that Tekashi 6ix9ine’s noisy return to social media began with a quick appearance in its comment section.

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