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Drake Says He’ll Give a Fan 10 Percent of Gambling Wins, Teases ‘Iceman’: ‘Trust Me, We’re Cheffing’

Sunday was night one of a three-day livestream event from the 6 God.

Drake Says He’ll Give a Fan 10 Percent of Gambling Wins, Teases ‘Iceman’: ‘Trust Me, We’re Cheffing’

Drake’s looking to give back this holiday season. The 6 God hosted the first night of three live streams on Stake on Sunday (Dec. 21).

Drizzy’s hoping to end his gambling year on a high note, and if all goes well, he’ll be giving back 10 percent of his betting wins to a lucky fan this week.


“Can we end my roughest gambling year on a good note?? I want to MAXWIN and share 10% of it with you,” he wrote while posting details urging followers to enter the contest via Stake.

Most recently, Drake posted a $200,000 betting slip on Jake Paul to beat Anthony Joshua over the weekend, which ended up being a loss, as the former two-time heavyweight champion boxer knocked out Paul in the sixth round of the Friday night (Dec. 19) bout at the Kaseya Center in Miami.

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On the music side, it appears the wait for Iceman will continue into 2026. Streamer BenDaDonnn joined Drake at one point and trolled the OVO rapper about the anticipated album. “When the f—k is you dropping the album, ugly a— n—a? Chat, y’all gotta chill,” Ben joked.

Drake quickly squashed Ben’s slick move and accused him of clip farming. “See, he’s clip farming. He’s a clip farmer. Nobody even said that, bro. Nobody said that,” he fired back.

Before hopping off the stream, Drake did offer a quick update on Iceman, as he wanted the OVO faithful to know that he and the team are working heading into 2026. But no release date is confirmed just yet.

“We’re focused. I know what you’re waiting on, so trust me. We’re cheffing,” Drake promised. Look for two more streams from Drizzy on Monday (Dec. 22) and Tuesday night (Dec. 23).

This article first appeared on Billboard U.S.
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(L-R) Sam Mendes introduces Paul Mescal, Joseph Quinn, Barry Keoghan and Harris Dickinson onstage to promote four upcoming biopics about The Beatles at the Sony Pictures Entertainment presentation during CinemaCon, the official convention of Cinema United, at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace on March 31, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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(L-R) Sam Mendes introduces Paul Mescal, Joseph Quinn, Barry Keoghan and Harris Dickinson onstage to promote four upcoming biopics about The Beatles at the Sony Pictures Entertainment presentation during CinemaCon, the official convention of Cinema United, at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace on March 31, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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The promo stunt from the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts also revealed Harris Dickinson's take on John Lennon and Joseph Quinn as a floppy-haired George Harrison.

It’ll be two more years before we can actually see them on screen, but on Thursday (Jan. 29), fans got the first look at the Fab Four’s look in director Sam Mendes’ upcoming four-part Beatles biopic series. The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts — an arts school co-founded in 1996 by Paul McCartney and British entrepreneur Mark Featherstone-Witty — rolled out postcards featuring photos of the actors playing each member of the group as part of a promotional stunt in conjunction with Sony Pictures UK.

As part of a “postcard hunt” the Institute informed students on Friday (Jan. 30) that it had hidden 20 more of the cards that morning with 20 more to be tucked around by lunchtime, asking them to tag the school and movie studio if they find them. “Another huge thanks to Sony for providing these exclusive, hand-numbered postcards. It’s been such an honour to bring the Beatles back home. Paul, George and John all studied in the buildings that now make up LIPA, while Sir Paul remains our Lead Patron,” read the caption to an Instagram post from the school featuring the images (which you can check out here).

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