Birdman, the Cash Money boss, recently hinted that Bad Bunny’s incredible success can be attributed to his affiliation with Drake’s record label, October’s Very Own (OVO). According to Birdman, Bad Bunny has been a secret OVO artist from the start, and the public was completely unaware until now.
Key Takeaway
Birdman suggests that Bad Bunny has been secretly signed to Drake’s OVO label since the beginning of his career. This revelation sheds new light on their collaboration and could have significant implications for Bad Bunny’s future success.
In a podcast with Wack 100, Birdman defended Drake against critics of his latest album and proudly backed Bad Bunny as an OVO artist. This revelation comes as a surprise, considering that Bad Bunny has been releasing music for over a decade and his 2018 debut album featured Drake on the hit song “MIA,” but without any OVO credits.
However, Birdman fails to address the question of why both Bad Bunny and Drake chose to keep this alleged affiliation under wraps. It is unclear why they would choose not to publicize their partnership until now.
Interestingly, Bad Bunny recently returned the favor by featuring on Drake’s album, “For All the Dogs.” Birdman vigorously defended this album against negative opinions from figures such as Joe Budden and Druski, even clashing with Gillie Da Kid, who claimed to have made a fortune during his time with Cash Money.
To further substantiate this claim, we reached out to a representative from Cash Money to inquire about the timing of Bad Bunny’s signing to OVO. This revelation could result in even greater success for the Reggaeton superstar, as he has a new album scheduled for release this Friday. If Birdman’s statement holds true, it would undoubtedly benefit both Bad Bunny and Drake financially.
