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Drake Lost Huge Bet to French Montana on the NBA Finals

Drake lost a huge bet he made with French Montana on the NBA Finals.

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Drake owes French Montana a lot of money after the Cavaliers won the NBA Finals Sunday night. French took to his personal Snapchat to put his friend on blast for choosing Steph Curry and the Warriors over LeBron James and the Cavaliers.

"Shout-out to my brother Drizzy Drake for that 60 bands, ‘cause you ain’t believe in LeBron," he said. The Golden State Warriors were a favorite going into Sunday night's game and previously had a 3-1 lead over the Cavaliers at one point in the series. However, LeBron helped his team clinch the Championship in the final minutes of the game. Of course, LeBron also succeeded on a personal level with 27 points, 11 rebounds, and 11 assists to defeat the defending champions.

It's understandable that Drake and French would've been discussing the NBA Finals since they have been hanging together on the set of the music video for "No Shopping," which is a single off French's upcoming album Mac & Cheese​ 4. If you remember, the two hit up the studio together in May to record the song, which was pretty soon after Drake dropped his record-breaking album, VIEWS.

Considering Drake currently has the No. 1 album and the No. 1 song in the country, it's safe to assume he has a cool $60,000 lying around in the OVO vault somewhere to pay French. Knowing Drake, he's probably thinking up his Venmo caption or an Instagram reply that will involve Crying LeBron right now.

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