As they continue to expand their presence in the entertainment industry, the online streaming
platform Kick has hit yet another milestone. On Monday, November 25, they streamed an
exclusive new interview between one of the most popular and influential streamers right now,
xQc, and the legendary rap, hip hop, and RNB performer Drake.

This instant hit greatly
benefited their reach as it combined two immensely popular branches of entertainment music
and online gaming while also promoting betting. The pair talked about many topics in this
two-hour interview and brought a lot to the viewers who measured in the hundreds of thousands
and were very engaged.

In this article, we talk about what was revealed in this exclusive talk between the two legends of
their industries. Drake is one of the most popular planetary icons of music with hundreds of
millions of records sold worldwide.

He is involved in many other things except music and has
numerous hobbies and interests so it makes sense to have him as a guest. On the other hand,
xQc is one of the biggest streamers, and his partnership with Kick.com has benefited both him
and the platform. Read on to learn more about what they did on the stream and what was talked
about, as well as the plans Drake has for what seems to be a big 2025 for his career.

Starting Things Off: Greetings, Tour, Album

Initially, the stream was almost an hour late as the pair took their time to set things up. As the
singer said, the plane was late taking off so they took longer than expected. After the greetings,
Drake said that the viewers had to “Drop W’s in the chat for X ’cause he is an absolute legend.”
He continued, revealing he is always “Up late watching [his] streams, the stuff goes absolutely
insane.”

So right off the bat they hit it off and promised a good atmosphere and an exciting time
for everyone. When the two Canadians took some tequila shots and cheered the chat, the
stream officially started with the planned program.

Before we knew it, Drake went straight to the news and had something big to announce.
“February 9 for anybody who’s watching from Australia, I’m coming back to Australia for the first
time in 8 years.”

The tour will be called the Anita Max Wynn Tour and will last for over a month.
He revealed this by saying, “I’m coming back to Australia, on tour. Funny enough, it’s called the
Anita Max Wynn tour. Melbourne, Sydney, Gold Coast, February 9 ‘til like March something.”
That is a lot of concerts for the Aussies who could not be happier that the music legend is
visiting their country again.

He was of course asked why it took so long for him to get back Down Under, to which he simply
replied, “I don’t know, that makes me sound kinda crazy. I love it down there.” The name of the
tour, for those unfamiliar, comes from the “I need a Max win” quote when referring to something positive happening.

Drake used it in one of his previous streams as he now regularly does,
explaining that it is spelled differently and referencing the singer Anitta. Drizzy is known for
doing this in his songs as he has some of the most memorable and ingenious lyrics in the game.

He also added that he will not be going anywhere else except Australia for now. No venues are
planned as of yet but he did reveal the few cities he has planned.

He quickly touched on his upcoming album saying it is almost over and will soon be out,
“Update, Party Next Door album [is] like 75% done,” before he said hi to Toronto and Canada,
his and X’s home, ”Shoutout to The 6, the whole city, anybody watching from Canada we love
you.” X asked him how many songs he puts on his albums, to which he revealed that he has
always struggled with keeping it low.

He revealed that he was asked to do 8 or 10 songs for
some of his albums and that it is tough for him to do so. “I try to do a lot of different things that
people enjoy. Some people love the long lengthy raps from the depths of my soul, some people
wanna turn up, some people wanna sing so I feel like I want to please everybody.”

It is good to
know that Drake always gives his fans the most and that he thinks about the different
preferences of his audience. “You wanna give people everything.”

Playing the Games

One of the main parts of the interview then started with the pair playing some slots and live
gambling games on the Stake.com online casino platform. Both of them are huge fans of online
betting and do it frequently on their respective streams, so it made sense for this exclusive
interview to see both of them do it together.

They started things off with some live roulette while
drinking some vodka, soda, and grapefruit cocktails. Drake then picked the live game he wanted
to play and they finally started.

They picked a combination of numbers making crosses out of
them. Their balance was $2.5 million and they bet $165,000 per bet, sadly losing their first two
rolls but then winning $540,000 on their third as the number landed on 4 black. Their balance
went up to almost $3 million.

Then they lost one more bet before winning $180,000. Their
second to last live roulette roll was a $190,000 bet as they increased the number count. The ball
landed on 33 for the second time and they lost the bet. Finally, they bet $200,000 and lost it on
32.

They then turned to the slots, which is what xQc likes more, with Drake saying “I don’t think I
have ever hit big on slots on stream, ever.” The streamer added, “I got a good one for you.” and
picked Dracs Stacks. Before they played a few spins of this Dracula and vampire-themed slot
game, they did drops of $100,000 for the chat.

Twitter and Telegram were the apps where the
chat could get this incredible amount of money from the two streamers. Their bets were $5,000
and they lost several bets before winning $9,500. X was explaining the game to Drake who was
in turn asking questions about it so that he could get better.

They then won $8,000 and then $46,000, and $10,000. Then they won a Super Free Games bonus where their luck turned and they scored some huge wins of $356,600 total! “That was a pretty good, good start!” Drake said.

Smaller losses and wins kept coming keeping them at around $2 million in balance and soon
they switched to a different slot. They started talking about potential guests Drake could have brought, particularly female guests, and Drake asked who X would pick. X then asked the chat
before revealing, “I think music back then [2000] was great” and Drake invited him to his
Nostalgia party saying he would fly him out and everything. When the slot stopped coming their
way, they switched to San Quentin 2 Death Row.

They mentioned other players they frequently
play with, referencing Trainwreckstv who is both a Kick partner streamer and a Stake fan.
“Shout out to Train, legend,” said Drake. The pair also recalled some of their previous streams
commenting who won on what and who lost how much. The game started giving them bonuses
and soon their total win ended up being more than $300,000 out of several sessions. Then they
played Duel at Dawn.

Drake then brought his friend Kevin who is a magician illusionist to do some tricks for xQx with
dice and guessing. The magician kept guessing correctly which dice side x was putting up and
hiding while Drake kept playing the slots, switching to Thunder VS Underworld and Sugar Rush.
Kevin then switched to card tricks and kept shocking both xQc and the fans, as Drake is used to
it by now.

The Kick.com chat even wanted to go full-screen on the trio at one point showing
interest in their on-screen relationship and the tricks, which is when they were guessing song
lyrics using phones. When the magician left they played some Chicken Man. At one point,
Drake said, commenting on why he prefers live games like roulette over slots, “I think that’s my
biggest problem with slots, my patience,” adding, “I’ve never won on Fire Portals” before X
switched to this fun game explaining the rules and saying the biggest possible win on it was $10
million.

The pair continued switching games, moving on to SixSixSix while drinking their cocktails and
smoking some shisha. Blood and Shadow 2 was the next game when they started talking about
memes and TikTok. “I don’t really go on TikTok, I’m tapped into the streamer community, I’m
always on my account,” also mentioning his 7-year-old son who is playing soccer and
basketball. The slots started treating them badly and soon they started losing a bit more than
they wanted. Double Rainbow and Barrel Bonanza came next where they got some of their
money back. X asked him how tall he was, to which Drake jokingly said “I’m 6’ 2” on a good
day.”

At one point, a song by Weeknd came on to which Drake said, “You gotta switch this off, we
don’t listen to that. Play some Blink 182!” His beef and feud with Kendrick Lamar is already
legendary and now he had something to say about Weeknd too. Who knows what can come
from this? During the stream, he twice said “You need facts to take me out, fairytales won’t do
it,” which is an obvious dig at Kendrick. “I’m here, fully intact, mind, body, and soul, in case you
were wondering. You need facts to take me out, fairytales won’t do it.” It seems like another shot
that can prolong the feud. Drake also added during the stream, “I’ve worked too hard to be
uncomfortable, nothing phases me.” He continued, “It takes only facts to fold me, fairytales don’t
work.”

Finishing it Off

Since the night of playing online slots did not treat them well in the end, Drake said, “You know
what the only thing to do [now]? We should go to the club! Listen chat, go full cam. Shoutout to
everyone, thank you for tuning in, thank you for having me at this legendary spot, I’’ be back
again, we’ll run it, right?” X then said he would love to do it at Drake’s crib next time to which the
singer said absolutely, “Next stream at my crib.”

So the fans have that to look forward to! The
pair thanked Kick and Stake, their teams, and the fans, and wished everyone well. In total, the
stream was a success as the chat was engaged throughout the whole 2 and a half hours. There
were more than 566,000 live views and a lot of people are rewatching it right now.

As they mentioned, there are going to be more streams soon featuring the two greats. They are
big fans of online gambling and since Kick and Stake have such a strong partnership between
themselves and with both xQc and Drake, it makes sense for this to go on.

Everyone benefits from collaborations like this one. Kick gains a surge in traffic, Stake is promoted to a wider audience thanks to the fans of two Canadian stars, and the fans themselves get some
entertainment with a chance to interact with their favorite streamer and singer.

It is a rare win-win-win-win situation the likes of which we need more of today. Online betting is becoming bigger and celebrities like Drake are getting in at the perfect time. It is great to see him so
involved and passionate about a hobby that millions of his fans also enjoy.