Drake has apparently bought a 14k gold-plated PSP that was commissioned in 2008 by Pharrell Williams.
Based on the listing on the Pharrell Williams-owned on-line public sale home Joopiter, the gold-plated PSP was commissioned in 2008 to go alongside Williams’ current golden Blackberry.
The PSP featured a 14k gold casing “to interchange the inventory plastic” and bumped the burden of the moveable console up from 280g to 659.7g. “A customized Goyard carrying case was additionally commissioned for storage and transportation,” and was included within the public sale.
Final 12 months, Williams offered the golden PSP for £15,700 at auction. An 18K yellow gold Mario pendant that featured white, cognac, yellow, and black diamonds, sapphires and rubies additionally sold for £12,160.
And due to a music video, it appears like we all know who bought the PSP.
Earlier this week, Drake dropped the video for ‘Jumbotron Shit Poppin’. The only was lifted from ‘Her Loss’, his 2022 collaborative album with 21 Savage.
The Tristan C-M-directed video reveals off the golden PSP on quite a few events whereas the rapper performs in entrance of his Ferrari. The video additionally reveals Drake greeting Lil Child and heavyweight boxer “Iron” Mike Tyson. Test it out under.
Drake and 21 Savage launched ‘Her Loss’, their first full-length venture collectively, in November of 2022. The album was a industrial success, topping the Billboard album charts and in addition hitting primary within the UK, Denmark, Iceland, Lithuania, Norway, Switzerland and Drake’s native Canada.
The album rollout was additionally not with out its controversies although. The duo had been sued by Vogue journal, after they printed faux copies of the journal with them on the duvet to advertise the album. Additionally they acquired backlash for Drake’s verse within the track ‘Circo Loco’, which was believed to be a slight towards Megan Thee Stallion. She responded on-line, telling the hip-hop group at giant to “cease utilizing [her] capturing for clout”.
Final 12 months, a gold-plated model of the Nintendo Wii meant for Queen Elizabeth was offered for £24,350.
In different information, Ubisoft has apologised after lately issuing its staff with a “worrying” strategic replace.