Rapper Drake has shown his willingness to give “a lot” of designer handbags to a group of strippers.

After a recent visit to the Booby Trap strip club in Miami to celebrate the success of his new project, rapper Drake generously rewarded the dancers with more than just money. He gave each dancer an “authentic” Chanel bag. There are a total of 5 dancers corresponding to 5 Chanel bags offered by the rapper.

Rapper Drake is famous for giving a series of designer bags to strippers –

Drake generously donated 5 designer bags to the strippers at his entertainment venue

This beautiful piece reminds fans of the lyrics of Drake’s 2018 song – Child’s Play, including the line: “I give Chanel like a hug, I know” (roughly translated: I give Chanel like a hug, I know). hug, I know). a hug, I know).

Drake shared a photo of himself freely offering generous gifts next to completely naked dancers with their sensitive areas covered by expensive gifts. Fans quickly discussed this funny gift-giving method of the male rapper.

While some people don’t like Drake’s “fun” side, many others like the way he shows off his money.

Rapper Drake caused a stir by giving numerous designer handbags to strippers

“Weird” Drake

Notably, this generous visit came just after Drake and 21 Savage were sued by fashion magazine Vogue for sharing “fake” cover photos to promote their new album titled Her Loss.

The fake Vogue magazine was edited based on the October issue, with some pages inserting logos advertising Her Loss and covers featuring Drake and 21 Savage.

The magazine features a collage of photos of Drake posing with Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour. Copies of Pha-ke magazine were distributed on the streets of busy locations like Miami, Atlanta and Los Angeles. A series of promotional posters for the magazine were posted in New York.

Rapper Drake is famous for giving a series of designer bags to strippers –

Idea to promote new product with fake Vogue magazine cover revealed

According to Variety, Drake and 21 Savage were sued by media company Condé Nast – owner of Vogue magazine – for compensation of $4 million (VND100 billion) for producing fake editions of Vogue to promote their new album Her loss. loss.

This unit also asked the rapper to remove promotional posts on his personal page containing fake magazine images and to correct them publicly.

Those close to Condé Nast indicated that they contacted these two rappers a few weeks before the release of Her, but the fact that they both “neglected the rights of Condé Nast” left them “no other choice”.

In addition to Vogue, Drake and 21 Savage also created numerous other fake media content such as videos interviewing Howard Stern, performing at SNL and NPR Tiny Desk to promote the new album.

However, except for Vogue, other units seemed happy and did not react to the strange promotional campaign of two famous rappers.