21 Savage introduces a fresh dice and card deck, leaving fans speculating whether the Adin Ross scam was staged.
Recently, a fan spotted branded dice on Savage’s official website, priced at $25, and decks of cards at $15 each. This discovery led fans to gather in the comment section of Our Generation Music’s Instagram post on Saturday, expressing skepticism about the entire controversy.
“Lowkey feel like the whole “21 savage scamming” thing was a marketing scheme to make him look hard again since he’s kind of lost that image since working with drake,” one commenter wrote.
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If you’re unaware, the controversy unfolded when the rapper supposedly attempted to deceive Ross in a high-stakes contest on the streamer’s Kick channel, aiming for a $120,000 win. In the midst of the card game, it was revealed that Savage was using cards that seemed to be marked, leading to Ross losing the substantial amount.
Upon Ross discovering the scam while examining the played cards, Savage promptly denied having any foreknowledge of the markings.
Nevertheless, Ross later confirmed that Savage was unaware of the marked cards but still honored the commitment by giving him the $250K.
“[21 Savage] spoke to me last night on camera,” Ross said while livestreaming with Kai Cenat. “It was somebody around him that he said he should have cut off and shit, and I’m like, ‘Yeah,’ and he sent the money — he sent me $250K.”
