Drake hosted a chaotic roughly three-hour livestream on Kick on Saturday to mark the ninth anniversary of his sponsorship deal with crypto gambling firm Stake, blending prize giveaways with a bizarre dating-show segment and warnings to rival rappers. The broadcast, which advertised over $1 million in cash and prizes, quickly moved beyond gambling into what became a chaotic Drake variety show, reinforcing his growing presence as a livestreaming content creator following the release of three new albums.

During the stream, Drake declared that his "pen isn't dry," a pointed warning to rap rivals amid ongoing beef speculation, and joked about "Roc Nation subpoenas" being cleared. NELK's Kyle Forgeard led Drake through a 20-v-1 dating-show format featuring adult performers Lily Phillips and Lena the Plug, influencer Jordyn Lucas and goth streamer Pinkchyu; Drake ultimately named Pinkchyu his "wife," Lena his hook-up, and gave Lucas the best-friend role with a Birkin bag and $25,000, echoing his earlier comments about wanting a "goth baddie." He also fuelled fresh feud rumours with Lil Yachty by joking about hating boats, which he denied was a subliminal dig.