ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 2月10日 03時40分

@drewfindling, a 58-year-old cool dad with a taste for gingham blazers, is more likely to be recognized by a famous rapper than to recognize one himself. Within the current nerve center of #hiphop, he’s known as a “witch doctor,” a “magician,” or a “god in the streets.” This is the surreal life of the #BillionDollarLawyer, a reputation and hashtag @drewfindling developed years after becoming an indispensable, behind-the-scenes fixture in the world of #Atlanta rap — which, with the rise of the trap sound and dominance of streaming, is basically the heart of the musical universe. A criminal defense attorney by trade, @drewfindling has little to do with the career planning or creative output of @Migos, @グッチ・メイン or @ワカ・フロッカ・フレイム, all of whom he’s successfully represented in court. Gregarious, disarmingly casual (“Dude, call me Drew”) and usually in sunglasses, Drew did not seek out this world. But as Atlanta has developed into what he calls “Hip-Hop Hollywood,” demand for his guidance has increased among not only musicians but also the rap-adjacent. @johnathonkelso took this photo of #DrewFindling and @offsetyrn, of @Migos. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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