Drake Instagrams The Basketball Court In His Crib

    Drake is giving new meaning to living the life of a baller. The OVO star has provided his Instagram followers with a glimpse at the lavish basketball court he’s built in his Toronto home.

    Drizzy’s in-house court has the quality of a professional team’s practice facility and boasts a stylish design. The goal even has a shot clock installed on it as Drake clearly spared no expense on his hoops setup.

    “Basketball, dinner, @euphoria on a Sunday,” he wrote in a post featuring some court clips, including one showing off his shooting skills.

    Drake’s behind-the-scenes look at his court contains a plug for his HBO show Euphoria, which is currently airing its first season. The record-breaking artist is one of the executive producers for the new series.

    On the music front, Drake is currently preparing for the return of OVO Fest in hometown of Toronto. The ninth annual edition of the event is scheduled to take place August 4-5 at the Budweiser Stage.

    Drizzy is also in “album mode” with his sixth studio LP in the works. The project will be his first full-length release since 2018’s Scorpion.

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    13 thoughts on “Drake Instagrams The Basketball Court In His Crib

    1. This clown. No one cares about this fake Milli fake motherfucker anymore. That shit will be up for auction in the next few years. The shame of Canada.

        1. What, is ICE at your door, “Juanito?” You should have felt the hate of NO ONE on a Hip-Hop site commenting on Drake goings on. Period. Jackass. You sound gay AF. No wonder you’re here talking about obvious hate, which real Hip-hop heads have towards a fraud. The obvious hate is the indifference on him having zero comments. You made one become two, my answer is 3. Jackass. You are proof the wall needs to be built.

          1. This dude saying “you sound gay af” lol bruh you familiar with those type of sentiments? You playing tough guy out the closest…fuck outta here you goof, you the type of fuck boy that purposely goes to prison just to get some ass and come out screaming you ain’t gay you just did what you had too, 30 day lock up and you dropping the soap hard.

          2. Drake definitely ran a train on someone in your family..No one is this mad over a rapper.lol..I would have said ex girlfriend but you never leave the computer keyboard thug so that ain’t it..Go outside and get a hug from your momma champ..Life will be ok..

          3. Drake definitely ran a train on someone in your family..No one is this mad over a rapper.lol..I would have said ex girlfriend but you never leave the computer keyboard thug so that ain’t it..Go outside and get a hug from your momma champ..Life will be ok..

          4. Drake definitely ran a train on someone in your family..No one is this mad over a rapper.lol..I would have said ex girlfriend but you never leave the computer keyboard thug so that ain’t it..Go outside and get a hug from your momma champ..Life will be ok..

    2. you see the beef I have with drake is, and you would have to have some insider knowledge of what defines his success, is that he is just a stooge. don’t get me wrong, there are plenty of stooges living off other people in the business doing their work, but drake is different because it is as if he is infallible. its about greatness, its about perfection. drake has an agenda behind him. he carries on the way he does with the Toronto raptors and seattle don’t have a team no more. frankly, I think there are people jncluding myself who just basically think he is full of shit.

      1. Evan…I dont get your point really. Drake infallible? He is the most criticized and hated artist in history. His haters harp on his flaws constantly but he stays successful because his music is still addictive (Although, just bear in mind, all the greats were and are very sharply criticized in their prime). I dont think its insider knowledge that explains his success. Drake is successful because he bridged the gap between gangsta / hardcore rap (not relatable to most people even though it infatuates young suburbanites) and more relatable pop music ( very relatable to the masses). Its that simple. Its partly because he chose to sing and rap about his deeper “personal” feelings when most of rap was obsessed with being gangsta and pretending to be tough and would never ever sing. He took the genre out of the slums and made it more relatable to the masses. If you look at history and understand music, its the same pattern in many genres. Elvis Presley and the Beatles were the more “acceptable” mainstream face of “rocknroll” which was viewed as the “devil’s music” and too sexual when it was only on black radio. Nirvana was the more radio friendly version of alternative music which was mostly too weird for mainstream soccer moms. The Beastie Boys, LL Cool J and Run DMC were the early crossover versions of hiphop which was relatable to frat boys in the 80s. Bob Marley took the reggae and ska from the Jamaica and made it translatable to the wealthy. Pop artists emerge in all genres because they learn how translate the art in a way which resonates with larger audiences. Its not a new pattern

        1. that’s not true. how is he different from others they all receive flak. I get the idea he doesn’t write any of his work unless he is dissing someone. it is just this aura of arrogance. wtf is he doing at these basketball games. he is being built up as if he is a god. a drake is actually in fact a male duck for fucks sake. there are no others who come across as so full of themselves except drake. has he ever shed any light on how he got started, on how the name drake came about. did his high school friends think of him as a fucking bird. nothing about in the ghetto, nothing about being poor for that matter. he has stolen intellectual property or rather his management. he carries on with this fucking dickless owl which I believe is the brand bellroy. ewe. nothing about being oppressed. he just thinks he is so great, so perfect, everyone up on his dick. it is a provocation. I don’t like him so I won’t be buying any of his music and I will try to continue to listen in on the underground.

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