It’s not hard to understand how man with a really big team and equally sized rings is so focused on his money. Now he’s honed in on how to make some residual income as well.
Tom McLeod, CEO of the California based company Omni, announced on Instagram that Drake is one of several investors in the tech start-up that allows users to transfer and manage items they have in storage. Justin Bieber’s manager Scooter Braun and NBA Big Man David Lee are also reported to have invested in the company.
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Good for Drake.
At 29, he’s already become arguably one of the most successful music artists of this era. But to supplant his legacy, he’ll need more than that.
While his investment in the company isn’t the $50 million stake Magic Johnson has in the Dodgers, or the million dollar investment hip hop mogul Jay-Z had in the Nets, Drake may very well be on to something here. If nothing more, hopefully his frugal spending will encourage some of his fans to do the same.