Drake’s Ovo Fashion Brand Drops ‘hot Boys’ Capsule Collection

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Drake’s October’s Very Own brand has released another clothing line. This time, Drizzy and OVO are paying tribute to the Louisiana-bred 90s group Hot Boys.

Hot Boys released its second studio album Guerrilla Warfare in July 1999. The album’s stunning but threatening cover art forms a significant element of the OVO collection, which is sprayed on a range of t-shirts, shorts, and Hoodies as fall is nearing.

The clothes come sold through OVO’s website. OVO website and are available in black, red white, gray, and camouflage styles. Also, there’s a silky scarf available for sale at $48, and the hoodies range from $48 to $168. cost.

It’s not surprising to witness Drake paying tribute to his mentor Lil Wayne, and the Cash Money Records crew which consisted consisting of B.G., Turk, and Juvenile. The Hot Boys Hot Boys were formed in 1997 and released three albums, with the third album due out to us in the year 2003. Let Burn.

Drake and OVO evoked nostalgia

Drake as well as OVO have pulled at the nostalgia strings by collaborating on their latest collections. July’s Mike Tyson x OVO capsule was popular with fans, with almost every item sold out within days.

OVO currently has offices with locations in Toronto, NYC, Tokyo, London, Chicago, Los Angeles Las Vegas, and many more.

In another Drizzy information, 6 God is currently on an excursion at Turks and Caicos with Lil Yachty and his entourage. The singer’s new hairstyle became viral after he was seen sporting his messy slicked back locks without braids.

The fans weren’t the only ones who offered a few ideas for his latest alter-ego Drake’s celeb friends also came up with some fun names.

“Wolf of 6 street,” Kaash Paige wrote, and The Game opted for: “Lionel Hella Richie.”

On the musical side, Drake has notched two guest appearances on DJ Khaled’s brand-new God DID album that dropped this the 26th of August (August 26).

The album that was previously released “Staying Alive” featuring Lil Baby dropped to the number. 23 in the Billboard Hot 100 following a Top Five debut and Drizzy was also the producer of his album’s “No Secret” 47-second intro.

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