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The numbers are coming into sharper focus for a Drake residency in Las Vegas.
Celebrity news website The Blast reported Tuesday that the “God’s Plan” rap star has agreed to a multiyear deal worth more than $10 million to perform at XS Nightclub. We first reported here in December that Drake had signed for a dozen shows over two years. The Blast says the deal is a “a minimum 10-show commitment.”
Thursday, Drake fueled those expectations in his debut at XS by telling the sold-out crowd, ““I’ll be back here at XS all year. You’ll have a lot of chances to see me.” His Mod champagne, which tops $400 a bottle retail, was served as he cleared a reported $2 million for the club in just that single appearance.
Today, a club spokeswoman responded to a request for comment regarding a Drake residency with, “Unfortunately, we can’t confirm any reporting.” Monday, answering the same inquiry, the company issued a similar response.
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