Drake’s custom Rolls Royce Cullinan designed with Chrome Hearts is coming to Miami

He only loves his bed, his momma, (and maybe this car). He’s sorry

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MIAMI – Leave it to Grammy-winning recording artist Drake and the ever mysterious (yet highly sought out for) Chrome Hearts luxury fashion brand to create a one-of-a-kind Rolls Royce Cullinan. Because you only live once, that’s the motto.

Chrome Hearts, a Los Angeles-based fashion luxury accessories brand, will unveil a one-of-a-kind Rolls Royce Cullinan designed with Grammy award-winning and platinum-selling recording artist Drake at the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami (ICA).

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On May 1, the car will go on display for the first time ever in the United States at the sculpture garden of the ICA.

The custom bespoke Rolls Royce will remain on exhibition for one week only.

Although no image has been released of the custom vehicle, the Chrome Hearts Instagram archive page, @endthechromewars, has teased Drake’s “One-of-One” custom 2020 Chrome Hearts Rolls-Royce Cullinan.

The collaboration between the artists comes through a longtime working friendship. Chrome Hearts is a luxury accessories, leather, and furniture company that was created in 1988 by Richard and Laurie Lynn Stark in Los Angeles and operated alongside their children Jesse Jo, Frankie Belle and Kristian Stark.

Through the evolution from customer to friend to collaborator, Drake and the Stark family began work on the bespoke Rolls Royce Cullinan customized with his favorite Chrome Hearts finishings and accessories.

With each piece thoughtfully handcrafted from raw materials for this one-of-a-kind auto project, no component was left untouched — from quilted upholstery and A/C knobs to custom rims and a hood ornament.

Plus, as an additional component to the custom auto-project, Chrome Hearts has teamed up with Snapchat to create an augmented reality “Lens” that brings a 3D, life-like rendition of the customized Rolls Royce Cullinan right into the homes of those who use the app.

According to exhibitors, the “Lens” experience will be available for fans to enjoy upon the car’s official unveiling at the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami.

Tickets are free to the public. However, a reservation is required in advance to visit through the museum’s website by clicking here.

The Institute of Contemporary Art is located at 61 NE 41st Street in Miami. For more information, visit http://www.icamiami.org.