A drone footage that purportedly caught Drake gambling on Stake on his laptop computer and inside a penthouse in Sydney, Australia is obviously scripted.
While the video itself is true, the narrative that the millionaire rapper was caught gambling on the popular Stake website is false and in fact, passes as an advertisement for the online casino company.
The planned promo had the drone sneak into Drake’s apartment through an open window and watching his computer that was on a table, with the gambling website open.
Drake, acting unaware, walked into the room to find the drone intruding on his privacy, and threw a wide miss at the fleeing drone. Video below:
The drone operator was mistakenly captured on the reflection of the glass 7 seconds into the video. The person was wearing a blue top and was right inside the room with Drake.
Stake is notorious on Twitter, now X, for promoting its crypto and casino gambling business using posts from influencers, especially OnlyFans, and not disclosing it, against the platform’s rules.
Drake is also a known gambler and was reported to have bet a whooping £535,000 on Stake for El Clasico games between Arsenal defeating Leeds, and Barcelona to win Real Madrid.
The Canadian-born rapper and celebrity has been in partnership with Stake for a very long time since 2022. He is currently in Australia for his Anita Max Win Tour and staying at the penthouse on the skyscraper
The Twitter profile that posted the video, @FearBuck is also affiliated with Stake.
