Wack 100 Warns Drake to Distance Himself From Top5 Over Alleged Incriminating Evidence

Drake Urged to Sever Ties With Top5 Amid Allegations and USB Flash Drive Warning

Controversial music manager Wack 100 has issued a stern warning to Drake, urging the rapper to distance himself from Top5 due to allegedly incriminating evidence. During an appearance on No Jumper, Wack brandished a USB flash drive, claiming it contains information that could implicate Drake through his association with the Toronto drill rapper.

“Drake needs to get away from Top5. He’s bad news,” Wack warned while addressing the situation. Holding up the USB drive, he elaborated: “This is how much respect I got for you, Drake. No troll, on Piru, you need to get away from that dude. This has been in existence for about 90 days, and I’ve made sure it hasn’t [gone] anywhere, personally. I think you know what I’m talking about.”

Wack went on to emphasize the potential risks Top5 poses to Drake’s career, saying: “That dude, with his mouth and the things he says, it does not support your career. I’m telling you as a brother … get the fuck away from Top5, bro. He’s going to have you hemmed up, caught up, and cuffed up.”

The manager stopped short of revealing the contents of the USB or its connection to Drake and Top5 but made it clear that the association could be damaging. “Dude is reckless with his mouth, he ties you to things, and he’s a dumbass,” Wack added.

Top5’s Legal Troubles and Drake’s Involvement

Top5, whose real name is Hassan Ali, recently made headlines after being released from jail in September. He had been facing a first-degree murder charge in connection with the fatal shooting of Hashim Omar Hashi, a 20-year-old college student, three years ago. Authorities believe Hashi may have been a mistaken target in a gang-related incident.

The case against Top5 was ultimately dismissed after key evidence was deemed inadmissible. Following his release, it was revealed that Drake had contributed to Top5’s legal defense. Top5 publicly thanked Drake on Instagram, writing: “Shoutout big bro @champagnepapi for the Lawyer Fees & Gary Grill for being the best lawyer in Toronto #ALLAHUAKBAR.” However, the mention of Drake was later removed from the caption.

Top5’s Controversial Behavior

Top5’s loyalty to Drake has manifested in some troubling ways, including public threats against other artists. On the podcast Late Night With Liyah Mai, he threatened Kendrick Lamar, saying: “Tell him come to Toronto. Swiss cheese,” a metaphor implying gun violence. He went on to describe orchestrating a hypothetical drive-by shooting involving the Compton rapper.

The Toronto rapper also targeted Kendrick and producer Metro Boomin during a live stream with Adin Ross and Akademiks, stating: “I’m looking for Metro Boomin and Kendrick Lamar. I’m doing my homework right now, I’m doing my task on them. Nothing incriminating, I’m just looking for them.”

Top5 further claimed he wanted a one-on-one confrontation with Metro Boomin, saying: “I don’t want no weapons, nothing. I’d knock him the fuck out.”

The Risk to Drake

Top5’s erratic behavior and controversial statements have raised concerns about his association with Drake, whose career is built on a carefully curated public image. Wack 100’s warning serves as a reminder of the potential fallout from maintaining ties with individuals whose actions could lead to reputational damage or legal complications.

While Drake has not publicly responded to Wack 100’s claims, the situation underscores the challenges of navigating high-profile relationships in the entertainment industry. As the story unfolds, it remains to be seen how the 6 God will address this growing controversy.

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