Drake is looking to take his whiskey brand public.

The rap megastar plans raise $30 million for Virginia Black, which he co-founded in 2016, by crowd-sourcing the cash from fans, according to a Thursday announcement from the company’s investment bank.

The unusual move is called a “Regulation A+” listing, which offers more flexibility than a traditional initial public offering under the rules of the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Virginia Black plans to file its IPO by the end of March, according to Lana Rushing, a spokeswoman for the brand. The bourbon brand doesn’t have plans to list on an exchange, and will be offering $5 shares with a $100 minimum buy-in on its website.

Virginia Black hasn’t given details on revenues or profits, although it said it has sold 60,000 cases of the whiskey, which retails at $40 for a 750ml bottle.

In November, Eminem offered up a part of his music catalog with the help of a Regulation A+ listing.

Drake, whose playlist of new music “More Life” broke more than 1 billion streams last year, co-founded Virginia Black with Brent Hocking, the booze entrepreneur behind DeLeon Tequila.

Drake has lately appeared in commercials for Virginia Black as “The Realest Dude Ever” — a parody of Dos Equis’ “Most Interesting Man in the World.”