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Drake celebrating his 38th birthday in Houston
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Drake Has Wild Houston Birthday Bash: Cash Stacks and New Music Preview

TLDR: The Drake birthday bash in Houston saw him hand dancers stacks of cash, making waves at Houston’s Area 29 strip club, with a preview of a new unreleased track, adding fuel to fans’ anticipation for more music.


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Drake Turns Houston Upside Down with Lavish Birthday Bash and Unreleased Music Preview

Drake celebrated his 38th birthday in a way only the OVO Sound boss can—by turning Houston’s Area 29 strip club into a cash-laden spectacle. As reported by AllHipHop.com, the rapper, joined by his parents Dennis and Sandi Graham, started the night with a family affair, cutting a cake that marked his birth year in sparklers. But the party didn’t stop there.

Known for his extravagant gestures, Drake took things up a notch by personally handing dancers stacks of cash. In typical Drizzy fashion, the strip club floor was littered with bills by the end of the night. The AllHipHop report claims some dancers walked away with as much as $50,000, and the aftermath saw staff shovelling piles of cash into bags.

To cap off the wild celebration, Drake gave his fans something more to rave about: a sneak peek of an unreleased track. With bars like “p***y boy better be ready,” the song has already set social media abuzz, leaving listeners wondering who Drake is warning.

As noted by AllHipHop, “the song appears to be one French-British rap star Octavian previewed earlier this year.” Check it out below in the embedded tweet.

https://twitter.com/chriscznn/status/1828596647246405965
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