Rapper Aubrey “Drake” Graham says he is trying a “reverse curse” superstition ahead of Canada’s men’s FIFA World Cup Round of 16 match against Morocco. Two outlets report that Drake posts about the bet on social media, framing it as an attempt to influence the outcome by betting against Canada’s opponent. The South African notes that Drake is betting on Morocco to lose, describing the approach as a form of “reverse psychology” in which he hopes the team benefits from the superstition. City News Toronto similarly reports that Drake leans into the idea that luck can be changed, posting that he is placing a bet on Morocco to win and referencing a prior result with Canada. In both accounts, Drake’s posts are presented as a personal, superstition-based gesture rather than an announcement of official support or involvement beyond the betting post. The match is scheduled for Saturday, with Drake’s comments and bet intended to give Canada’s team a perceived psychological edge.
Drake posts bet hoping Canada upsets Morocco in World Cup round of 16
Rapper Aubrey “Drake” Graham says he is trying a “reverse curse” superstition ahead of Canada’s men’s FIFA World Cup Round of 16 match against Morocco. Two outlets report that Drake posts about the be...
- Aubrey “Drake” Graham posts about bets related to Canada’s World Cup Round of 16 match.
- Canada is scheduled to play Morocco on Saturday.
- Drake describes his approach as a “reverse curse” or similar superstition.
- One reported post frames the bet as being placed to affect the match outcome through luck.
- The reporting presents Drake’s activity as personal superstition rather than team involvement.
Aubrey “Drake” Graham is leaning into a superstition in hopes that it will give Canada’s men’s soccer team the boost it needs against Morocco on Saturday. The Canadian rap superstar posted a bet he was placing on Morocco to win on his Instagram Friday night. “Won the last time…gonna try reverse curse strategy,” the caption […]
1 month agoReverse psychology? 'Cursed' Drake is hoping Canada beat Morocco, by betting AGAINST them in the FIFA World Cup Round of 16 match.
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