Drake guest performed for Ice Cube in 2006.
Drake is one of the biggest rap artists right now, and getting millions for performing live shows worldwide, but he once opened for Ice Cube for just $100.
The Flyer Vault IG account shared a receipt of a live show in a Toronto club, where Drizzy opened for legendary Ice Cube for just $100 in 2006. “On August 19, 2006, Ice Cube headlined the Kool Haus with supporting act Drake in what was likely his first ever concert,” the post read. “The Boy got paid a handsome sum of $100 and performed cuts from his debut mixtape Room for Improvement which was released earlier that year. Classic history! Courtesy of @jb_smoooth.”
The Toronto rap star shared the post on his Instagram story and wrote “This is for anybody getting 100 a show right now… keep going.”
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According to touring data, Drake last went on a tour in 2019, when he performed 23 shows during his Assassination Vacation tour. The rapper made over $33,851,546 during the tour. Before that, Drake went on Aubrey & the Three Migos tour where he made $103,060,112 from 54 shows.
