The rapper was spotted meeting with the luxury brand’s co-founder Richard Starks at a low-key cocktail bar in New York’s West Village neighborhood.
Sources say Drake was meeting with the brand’s creators in NYC.on a custom Rolls-Royce back in 2021. He has also been spotted wearing custom clothing like hoodies and basketball jerseys by the brand.
Another source told us that Drake is “longtime good friends” with the Starks, so a new collaboration together “wouldn’t be unusual. They’re super close.”Vogue hit Drake and 21 Savage with a $4 million suit this week.
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