Drake shows generous side again to give $262,000 to fan

Drake promised to pay off a fan’s mother’s mortgage.

A concertgoer gave Take Care singer a note explaining their situation during their Saturday performance at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Missouri. The 37-year-old rapper acknowledged that the sum was a “lot of money,” but he swiftly consented to pay it.

Drake said, “This is it?” in a video that was uploaded on X following a message he got from someone in the front row.

“You said, ‘[Pay] off my mum’s house, rest in peace.'” Has your mother passed away? Alright. Furthermore, you owe… “Oh, this is the amazing balance right here,” he said to the fan, speaking into his microphone. “This is a substantial amount of money.

“But you know what, Imma pay off your momma’s house for you.”

With cheers from the audience, the God’s Plan rapper stated he was happy to help the fan who had asked for “160 bands,” or $160,000 ($262,758 NZD).

He said, “I’m going to pay out of pocket.” I will state that. May your mother rest in peace.”

After turning the letter to reveal the woman’s name, he added, “Hold on a second. Remain still. I hope you find peace, Jennifer Schumer. May you be blessed with peace. I treasure you.

Drake’s gesture of generosity came a few days after he announced that he would be giving a Buffalo fan, who was carrying a banner that described her battle with cancer, $25,000 ($41,056 NZD). This commitment came after his $100,000 pledge to a patient who had recovered from the sickness.

Giving $100,000 ($164,000 NZD) to the fan, he stated, “That right there is a true soldier.” You people really should make some noise.

Drake earned more than $2.3 million ($3.77 million NZD) last month after wagering $1.15 million ($1.88 million NZD) of his riches on the Kansas City Chiefs defeating the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl.

Furthermore, he pledged to provide a fan with the winners before to the game.

Through their cooperation, he posted a screenshot of his wager on Stake, the betting platform, along by the caption, “If I win, somebody getting super blessed at the show tomorrow.”