Rapper’s massive wager raises eyebrows amid concerns over Drake’s curse

Drake, the renowned rapper, has once again made headlines, this time for placing a jaw-dropping bet of $1.15 million on this year’s Super Bowl. In a social media post, the 37-year-old artist revealed his sizable wager, backing the Kansas City Chiefs to emerge victorious against the San Francisco 49ers.

“I can’t bet against the swifties,” Drake quipped in the caption, showcasing his confidence in the Chiefs’ potential triumph.

However, Drake’s betting history hasn’t been entirely favourable, leading some to dub it the “Drake curse.” Previous bets placed by the rapper, including an $850,000 wager on Logan Paul and a $1.2 million bet on Jake Paul, resulted in losses, fueling speculation about a purported jinx associated with his bets.

Despite the scepticism surrounding his betting prowess, Drake’s latest gamble has sparked mixed reactions. While some expressed concern over his gambling streak, others questioned whether his support for the Chiefs could inadvertently invoke the infamous “Drake curse” and work against the team’s success.

Interestingly, Drake’s connection to the Super Bowl extends beyond his high-stakes bet. It’s reported that his partner, pop sensation Taylor Swift, is currently making arrangements to attend the game to support her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, a player for the Kansas City Chiefs.

However, Swift recently faced criticism for undertaking a brief private jet journey covering just 28 miles, raising questions about its environmental impact and necessity.

As speculation swirls around Drake’s bet and Swift’s Super Bowl plans, fans eagerly await the outcome of the high-profile game and its implications for both the rapper and the pop icon.