Drake‘s OVO clothing brand is paying homage to hockey legend Wayne Gretzky with their new Winter 2024 collection.
“October’s Very Own x The Great One,” the brand captioned a post to their page showing Gretzky in one of the collab’s varsity jackets.
The jacket comes in two color ways, while there are also hoodies, crewnecks, tees and even a hockey card available in the new collection.
Shop the line now here.
Back in November, Drake received a gift from animal rights organization PETA after his OVO clothing line announced that it would no longer be using animal fur in its products.
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PETA revealed that it had sent the Canadian rapper a box of vegan chocolate bunnies as a thank you for ending the use of real fur in its clothing.
The org also said in a statement: “Here’s a toast to @champagnepapi! Clothing and lifestyle brand October’s Very Own (OVO), cofounded by Canadian rapper Drake, has confirmed that it will no longer sell products with real animal fur.
“The decision follows pressure from PETA and more than 100,000 e-mails to the brand from PETA’s supporters urging the company to ban fur—including fur from rabbits and coyotes. In thanks, we’ve sent the company some delicious bunny–shaped vegan chocolates.”
PETA added: “OVO’s decision puts them in good company alongside the overwhelming majority of fashion and clothing businesses that are shunning the hideously cruel fur industry. Fur belongs on the animals who were born with it, not on jackets or footwear—or anything else.”
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In other news, Drake is seemingly continuing to brush off his defeat to Kendrick Lamar, claiming on a new song leak that he doesn’t care about rap beef.
A number of unreleased tracks from the 6 God’s vault surfaced on Thursday (January 2), including one that hears him rap: “Fuck a rap beef, I’m tryna get the party lit.”
The bouncy, high-energy song also includes references to Lil Durk and 21 Savage (who appears to feature on the track) as Drizzy spits: “Durk’s boy told me ‘Marvin’s Room’ was his favorite song, he was drilling to it / A thousand n-ggas rapping murder shit and like 10 n-ggas that’ll really do it / Savage, you the only n-gga checking on me when we really in some shit, brother.”
It’s unclear whether Drake recorded the song and whether it was before or after his high-profile feud with Kendrick.
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The batch of leaks also includes snippets of untitled collaborations between Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR, seemingly intended for their upcoming joint album.
