Drake finally made his pick for the Super Bowl winner between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks. He wagered $1 Million on New England.

Patriots fans beware, the Iceman cometh. No, we’re not talking about his upcoming album. Drake has made his Super Bowl 2026 pick and given his betting track record, it’s not good news for New Englanders.

Drake's big gamble on the Patriots backfired as Seahawks ultimately hoisted the Vince Lombardi Trophy on Sunday, adding another chapter to the infamous "Drake curse."

Drake reportedly declined to perform alongside Grammy award winner Bad Bunny at this year's Super Bowl in bid to avoid reports of taking revenge on Kendrick Lamar

The 'Drake curse' appeared to be on full display in Super Bowl 60. Here's the explanation behind the rapper's curse and NFL betting history.

The rapper could have brought in more than $2.9 million on his bet had the perceived "Drake Curse" not struck again

Rapper and high-stakes gambler Drake lost his $1 million bet on Super Bowl LX, as he picked the New England Patriots and the points to win.

Fans have joked about the Drake Curse for years, a sports conspiracy that when the rapper bets on a sports team, then its counterpart wins

Drake placed a $1 million wager on the Patriots to beat the Seahawks in Super Bowl LX. New England is a +195 underdog.

Bad Bunny will take the stage on Sunday for the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show. The U.S. Sun reported on Saturday that the rapper asked Drake to join him on stage.

Drake’s “One Dance,” with Wizkid and Kyla, hits new highs on both of Billboard's global charts just ahead of its tenth anniversary.

Canadian rapper Aubrey Drake Graham will be releasing his ninth studio album, Iceman, this year. During a recent streaming session, TV personality DJ Akademiks played a snippet of one of the songs, in which the rapper seemingly shaded his record label. He sang: