Drake's wild Stake 9th anniversary stream: 20v1 dating game, $1M in prizes, barks on command, and $25K Birkin giveaways.
- August 11, 2026
AceShowbiz - Drake hosted an eventful live stream on August 8 to mark Stake's ninth anniversary, which included heated moments, playful challenges, and pointed remarks at industry figures. The Toronto rapper celebrated the crypto gambling platform that has sponsored him for years with a nearly three-hour broadcast on Kick, featuring over $1 million in cash prizes and giveaways.
The stream was highlighted by a viral 20v1 dating game segment, where Drake enlisted Kyle Forgeard, co-founder of NELK, to help manage the contestants. The lineup included influencer Jordyn Lucas, adult film star Lena the Plug, and popular goth streamer Pinkchyu. Notably, Pinkchyu earned Drake's "wife" status after successfully getting him to bark on command during the segment. Meanwhile, Lucas walked away with $25,000 and a Birkin bag, and Lena the Plug received $25,000 plus an all-expenses-paid trip, reportedly to New Zealand, along with a hall pass signed by her husband, Adam22.
Throughout the stream, Drake also directed a warning toward rappers who have released diss tracks targeting him. He cautioned about their fleeting efforts, implying that the rappers’ responses may be short-lived or insubstantial. This message appeared to be a subtle jab at rivals such as A$AP Rocky, signaling that Drake is prepared to respond creatively and quickly.
In addition, Drake made light of the legal drama surrounding his relationship with Roc Nation, joking about upcoming "subpoenas" being resolved soon. This comment seemed to reference a recent video from What's The Dirt that speculated on Roc Nation’s potential involvement in a federal class-action lawsuit involving both Drake and Stake. The lawsuit had recently been moved to private arbitration by a Virginia judge, pausing the claims against the platform and Drake himself.
This legal matter is particularly significant given that Drake's legal team previously sought documents from Roc Nation during a discovery phase related to a separate dispute over Kendrick Lamar’s "Not Like Us." Roc Nation was among the parties targeted in that process, adding another layer to the ongoing tensions.
Drake's Stake anniversary stream combined entertainment with pointed commentary, mixing playful interactions with viewers and contestants alongside serious messages for his adversaries and legal foes. The mix of giveaways, competitive games, and candid remarks made this one of his most talked-about livestreams in recent memory.
Fans can expect Drake to continue leveraging such platforms to engage with audiences while addressing industry rivalries and legal challenges head-on. The event underscored his ability to blend promotion, entertainment, and real-world issues in a single, high-profile broadcast.
This article is based on reporting originally published by Xxlmag.