Drake's hit song "Money in the Grave" has not only been a chart-topper but also a costly endeavor. At least, it was when it came to how much he paid the producer of the song. Lil CC, the producer behind the beat, revealed during an interview with Shirley's Temple that Drake paid her a whopping $20,000 for her work on the track. This generous investment from the rapper not only affirmed Lil CC's talent but also launched her career to new heights.
Lil CC expressed her gratitude for Drake's support. She says that the rapper's belief in her and his support pushed her to work even harder. Additionally, she mentioned being particularly thrilled about the Rick Ross feature on the song. She says that she is a big fan of his music, as well. This collaboration with Drake and Rick Ross opened doors for her to work with with other notable artists, including Lil Wayne. You can check out the interview with Lil CC below.
"Money In The Grave" Was A Hit
"Money in the Grave" was initially released in 2019. It was part of a two-pack of songs that Drake dropped to celebrate the Toronto Raptors winning the NBA Championship. "Money in the Grave" was the second track, following "Omertá." The song carries a more aggressive tone and includes lyrics about Drake's success. He references leaving competitors in the dust and even contemplates getting a tattoo that reads "realest n*gga" on his face.
In August 2019, Drake and Rick Ross released the official music video for the track. The visuals showcase Drake dancing in an oil field turned dig site. It includes cameo appearances by Rick Ross. There is also footage of Drake celebrating with the Toronto Raptors' NBA Finals championship trophy during a live concert. Drake promoted the music video with a casual Instagram post, directing his followers to check it out. The video's release further solidified the success and popularity of "Money in the Grave." It appears it was not only a hit for the rapper but also a launching point for Lil CC's career. Stay tuned to HNHH for the latest updates on all things hip-hop.
