Drake Clashes With Stake Founders — Kick Streams Vanish

Popular Canadian rapper Drake will apparently no longer promote the services of the online casino Stake on the streaming platform Kick.

Yesterday, users noticed that Drake’s channel on Kick was no longer accessible. When trying to open the page, a 404 error appeared. There is a high probability that the rapper deleted the channel himself, reports Primetimer.com.

The reason may be that a few days ago Drake appeared in the chat of well-known gambling streamer Trainwreck. During the exchange, the rapper harshly criticized Stake founders Ed Craven and Bijan Tehrani, repeatedly resorting to insults.

In particular, Drake sharply accused the owners of Stake of profiting from his success while keeping artists in humiliating conditions.

Here is one of Drake’s quotes: “If Stake is the warriors…I am Steph Curry…we win CHIPS for the last how many years the owners get rich af and make us run sucides after practice still, eat granola bars for meals, and take the Greyhound bus to games…F*KING GOOFINOS”.

In addition, it is worth mentioning a recent tragedy. During a live broadcast on Kick, popular French shock-streamer Raphaël Greven, known for his videos where he was beaten and insulted, passed away. It was reported that Drake promised to cover part of the funeral expenses.

After this incident, Kick came under close scrutiny. Many French officials questioned why such content is allowed on the platform.

Gambling Park reminds: Drake has a partnership with Stake, promoting the online casino on various internet platforms. In particular, on Kick, where the rapper streamed his gambling sessions. It should be added that Kick is owned by Stake.