Inside Drake’s $100M Mansion: A Basketball Court That Would Make Michael Jordan Proud
The good things in life are within reach of the famous and wealthy.
With his multimillion-dollar watch collection and one-of-a-kind customised Rolls-Royce Cullinan, Drake is all too familiar with this.
The Canadian rapper has amassed quite the collection of properties, including a Toronto mansion worth $100 million.
In order to help create the incredible pad, the 36-year-old teamed up with home designer and builder Ferris Rafauli.
The 50,000 square foot mansion is befitting a king and sits on two acres of land.
The fact that Drizzy’s albums have sold over 170 million copies shows how hard he has worked to become one of the most successful musicians of all time.
A massive kitchen with an equally massive black-and-white marble island serves as the centrepiece of the king’s luxurious mansion, so he gets what he wants.
He has maintained the monochromatic colour scheme by acquiring a variety of coordinating kitchen appliances, including a large refrigerator.
Even Drake’s high-end lounge is decorated in monochrome, so it’s obvious that this is his style.
A grand piano and a huge marble double-sided fireplace adorn this living room, which is furnished with rows of grey sofas and chairs.
Champagne Papi has chosen to splash colour by adding navy chairs to the space, breаking up the black-and-white colour scheme.
The rapper’s use of the kitchen in the music video for “Toosie Slide” shows that he is very particular about his taste.
Various hallways in his mansion lead to various rooms; one of these hallways features a light blue door and neon lights.
The music video for his popular song “Tootside Slide” once again features footage of this.
On the outside, Drake’s multimillion-dollar mansion has a roomy driveway and a garage that can fit ten cars.
If the Virgil Abloh Mercedes-Maybach concept from the “Sticky” music video is still in his garage, I’d love to see it.
The crib boasts an indoor custom “OVO” basketball court that is NBA regulation-sized and a dedicated “awards room”—a feature that would make Michael Jordan proud.
As the camera moves across Drake’s living room and lounge in the Tootie Slide music video, the avid sports fan proudly displays his extensive collection of basketball jerseys.
It’s clear that OVO is enjoying life to the fullest – and hats off to him.