Instagram Hack Exposes GrandWizardChatNigg’s Explosive DMs with Drake

The Instagram account of GrandWizardChatNigg, (GWCN), a user known for connections with high-profile figures like Drake, DJ Akademiks, and Adin Ross, has been hacked, unleashing a torrent of private DMs that have sent shockwaves through the hip-hop community. The leaked messages reveal a web of allegations, including claims that Drake pays to have X accounts deactivated for negative comments, with one message from the hacker stating, “Drake pays to have the X accounts of those who make negative comments about him deactivated.” The conversations also hint at deeper involvement, with the hacker alleging, “Drake pays people from X’s internal team to commit crimes and track the location of accounts, and he is also involved in these crimes.” These revelations have sparked intense debate about the lengths to which the superstar might go to control his public narrative, especially amid his ongoing legal feud with Universal Music Group, as evidenced by discussions around Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” music video and its impact.

The hacked DMs also shed light on GWCN’s interactions with DJ Akademiks and Adin Ross, pulling back the curtain on their behind-the-scenes dynamics. In one exchange, GWCN suggests to Drake, “Tap into AK stream the guy who botted not like us whistle blowing,” referring to Akademiks and hinting at insider knowledge about the viral success of Kendrick Lamar’s diss track. Another message proposes, “Ask to use Adin set up to violate for 10 mins n dip,” indicating a plan to leverage Adin Ross’s platform for a brief but impactful takedown of someone, possibly related to allegations. The conversations are laced with references to industry drama, including a claim by DJ Akademiks that “Carti literally told me Kendrick was curating the album” and played the Drake song, “No Face” to gauge its fit, suggesting Kendrick’s significant influence behind the scenes — deading the songs release with Playboi Carti. These leaks paint a picture of a tightly knit circle navigating the world of hip-hop rivalries and alliances.

Beyond the rap battle, the leaked messages reveal a mix of personal anecdotes and potential further leaks, adding fuel to the fire. The hacker casually shares, “I recorded 15-20 more videos, I have to post all of them on gossip pages, and my story,” hinting at more explosive content yet to surface — maybe here even, G.

As the fallout from the hack continues, the hip-hop world is left reeling, with fans and critics alike questioning the authenticity of the claims and bracing for what might come next from GrandWizardChatNigg’s compromised account.