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HHW Gaming: Drake Flaunts Pharrell’s Gold PSP In New Visual For “Jumbotron Sh*t Poppin”

Written by on January 20, 2023

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Drake Stunts With Pharrell's Gold PSP In New Music Video

Source: Drake / Jumbotron Sh*t Poppin

Drake borrows some of Pharrell’s old bling to stunt on all of us in his new visual for Jumbotron Sh*t Poppin. One item, in particular, is catching fans’ eyes.

While his boy 21 Savage is beefing on Clubhouse, the Six God is hard at work in 2023, delivering his second visual of the year with “Jumbotron Sh*t Poppin” off collaborative album Her Loss.

The Tristan C-M-directed 2:22 visual features Drake in the Caribbean on his braggadocious vibes driving a red Ferrari Enzo while stunting in his absurd jewelry collection, now comprised of Pharrell’s $2.2 million chain and gold PSP he seemingly acquired.

The classic gold PSP (PlayStation Portable) console Drake can be seen holding in his hand while letting off bars stand out more than the chain in the video.

Per The Verge, the PSP-1000 was sold on Pharrell’s auction site Joopiter in November for a modest $20,000. The listing for the iconic device says its case is made of 14-karat solid gold that weighs 659.7 grams, and Pharrell tasked Jacob The Jeweler to bling out the device to compliment his gold Blackberry.

Last year, Pharrell tweeted that he was parting with the jewelry and other items to free himself and “for the beginning of a new era.”

Does The PSP Still Work?

What’s old to Skateboard P is new to Drizzy, who couldn’t help but stunt on everyone with Pharrell’s massive multicolor chain featuring a medallion with the Star-Trak team on it.

As for the PSP also features a custom Goyard carry case, no word if it’s still functioning. Drake did not power on the portable console in the video, but who would spend $20,000 on a broken device?

You can watch Drake call us broke in his new “Jumbotron Sh*t Poppin” video below.



Photo: Drake / Jumbotron Sh*t Poppin

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