Drake got his backside whupped in a bet with Migos Quavo and had to hand over $10,000 (£7,800).
The rapper bet he had superior basketball skills, reckoning his ability to score a half-court shot was worth risking the huge sum.
Turns out, nope. It was Quavo who easily sunk the basket, while Drake watched on in dismay as his ball hit the rim and dropped like his bank balance.
In this wonderful digital age, the moment was captured on camera, as Quavo, 27, took the shot first and set the bar.
He was seen calmly walking away, knowing hed pretty much just earned himself the price of a small car.
Drake, 31, then took his shot and failed to replicate the achievement, thus losing himself the cash.
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Prior to heading out on their Aubrey and Three Migos tour, Quavo revealed that the group were planning to play lots of basketball while they are on the road.
He explained: Im looking forward to this basketball tournament we got going on the whole tour.
Its like a playoff game and a trophy made. Its going to be really intense. Every day were going to work out and get to the athletics.
Maybe more practice needed for Drake.
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Its OK, he has plans to earn that money back.
He has apparently filed to trademark the phrase Gods Plan in the hope of launching a new game show.
According to documents obtained by TMZ and Page Six, Drake wants it for potential use on merchandise such as clothing, music videos, audio recordings, downloadable music, marketing and promotional content, but he made an addition to his request.
Drake went one step further and reportedly asked to trademark it for TV and internet game show usage.
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