Justin Bieber helped Drake fulfil a "childhood dream" over the weekend.

The rapper joined the "Boyfriend" singer as he headlined the 60,000 capacity Rogers Centre - originally named the SkyDome - in his hometown of Toronto, Canada, on Saturday.

Justin - who also hails from the state of Ontario in Canada - was joined by the rapper for "Right Here" from his Believe album, after which Drake told the crowd, "I'll tell you, there's very few people I met in the world that are as talented and as incredible as this young man right here. I want to thank you for letting me live a childhood dream, which is my first opportunity to perform at the SkyDome. So thank you, my man."

Drake, 26, then stayed on stage for a version of his track "The Motto," with Justin, 18, taking lines originally rapped by Lil Wayne.

Earlier in the concert Justin had appeared on stage transported on a giant pair of metal wings. He also showed off his musical prowess during his set, playing acoustic guitar for the track "Fall" and jumping behind the drums for "Beauty and a Beat."

After the show he tweeted, "HISTORY. Gonna get some rest. great night (sic)."