Lil Yachty has devised a creative way to raise $500,000 in no time with the help of his buddy Drake.
On Saturday (June 3), as Lil Boat joined the Toronto rapper for a live stream with Stake via Kick, the rapper appeared to devise a way to get his hands on some cold, hard cash. Yachty jokingly suggested he could quickly raise money by selling Drake’s half-eaten pizza.
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That same day, the rapper posted the half-eaten slice to his Instagram Story with the caption,”Selling this drake bit slice for $500k.”
Check out the post below.
It has been a hilarious week for Drake, with his live stream providing plenty of laughs. Most recently, while trying to gift a fan $500 during the online event, Drake had an “embarrassing” exchange with his credit card being declined.
Fans were to be given $1 million as part of Drake’s live-streaming event.
However, one fan didn’t get the payout they were hoping for, as a card that Drake used while trying to gift $500 got declined in what he called an “embarrassing” misstep.
Despite multiple reports suggesting the card belonged to Drake, a closer inspection of the clip reveals it belonged to Kick, the gaming and live-streaming platform that hosted the online event.
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Yachty noted that the fan in question was getting a “full” foot massage during the awkward moment, so at least she was enjoying herself.
Drake initially promoted the event by flirting with social media influencer Corinna Kopf, telling the 27-year-old he’d gladly give her a foot massage. Kopf — who boasts seven million Instagram followers — replied in the comments section: “I’m waiting.”
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Drake partnered with Stake in December 2021 and has made numerous headlines in the years since, thanks to his massive bets. Drizzy previously cashed in on eight figures while playing roulette with French Montana and won a $1 million bet on the Kansas City Chiefs during this year’s Super Bowl.
Most recently, Drake made a massive bet just prior to Game 1 between the Denver Nuggets and Miami Heat on Thursday (June 1), pledging allegiance to the former via a $250,000 wager.
