Drake has been invited to Michael Rubin’s annual 4th of July White Party, and the billionaire has made it difficult for him to say no.
In a post on his Instagram Stories on Friday (May 17), the Toronto rap star shared the extravagant invitation he received from Rubin, who is best known as the founder of Fanatics and for his association with JAY-Z, Meek Mill and other Hip Hop elites.
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Drake, along with everyone else who made the guestlist for the mogul’s swanky Hamptons bash, was sent a custom artwork illustrated by famed visual artist George Condo.
Condo previously designed the artwork for Kanye West‘s My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy and Travis Scott‘s “Franchise.”
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Taken aback by the lavish invitation, Drizzy captioned his post: “Went from 1 bedroom condo to 1 of 1 condo @michaelrubin [exploding head emoji].”
Drake’s former rival Meek also received a similar illustration and posted his on social media, writing: “The invites real art!!!!!! @artistgeorgecondo.”
Drake & Meek Mill get invited to Michael Rubin's The White Party 2024 pic.twitter.com/C4YDyrLDk9
— HipHopDX (@HipHopDX) May 17, 2024
Michael Rubin’s White Party has raised eyebrows among rappers (namely 50 Cent) in recent years for his penchant for drunken hugs.
After last year’s event, a picture of Rubin hugging Lil Baby from behind went viral, drawing the ridicule of the G-Unit boss.
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Using it as further ammo against his longtime rival Diddy, 50 wrote next to the photo: “See this is why I don’t go to no party puffy and them at. [side eye emoji] da fu*k is going on here [facepalm emoji, sulking emoji] get the fu*k off my young [ninja emoji] WTF!”
The White Party isn’t Rubin’s only annual spectacle.
Back in February, Travis Scott and Ice Spiceheadlined the billionaire’s exclusive Super Bowl party in Las Vegas.
The New York Post published the details about the shindig, which also featured performances from the likes of The Chainsmokers, A$AP Ferg, Meek Mill, Lil Baby, Fabolous, Ludacris, Ne-Yo and The Kid LAROI.
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According to The New York Post, the event also featured performances from the likes of Lil Baby, A$AP Ferg, Fabolous, Ludacris and Ne-Yo.
