Drake showed solidarity with protesters across US when he donated to the National Bail Out.
The 33-year-old rap superstar shared a receipt for his $100,000 donation to the charity in his Instagram Stories after the songwriter Mustafa the Poet urged him to exceed his own contribution.
The donation came as major cities across the United States have experienced massive protests inspired by the death of George Floyd.
Drake initially re-posted a receipt for Mustafa’s $400 donation to the National Bail Out fund.
‘My Toronto Kings,’ he wrote, while tagging Drake and his fellow Canadian The Weeknd.
‘Swipe up and match my donation but add 3 zeros! Let’s help reunite black families,’ Mustafa wrote.
Drake seemed to be on the same page and wrote, ‘Say less brother,’ meaning ‘say no more.’
He followed the post with his own donation receipt for $100,000, though he didn’t do the $400,000 as Mustafa had initially suggested.



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