Drake filed a defamation lawsuit against Universal Music Group, saying the song’s false accusation that he is a pedophile has put him and his family in danger.
Despite the lawsuit, which includes allegations of artificial stream inflation, Lamar’s team, along with the NFL and Fox, have decided to go ahead with the performance of “Not Like Us.”
The lawsuit, which is seeking a trial and an undisclosed amount of money for damages, also repeated allegations in other legal filings that UMG falsely pumped up the popularity of “Not Like Us” on streaming services.
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Drake’s track responds to the two singles Lamar dropped over the weekend, Friday’s late-night “Meet the Grahams” and Saturday’s “Not Like Us.”
Canadian-born artist Drake has amassed a staggering net worth of $250 million through his multifaceted career in acting, producing, and rapping. Rising to prominence on “Degrassi: The Next Generation,” he transitioned to music in 2006, unleashing a stream of chart-topping hits. Beyond music, Drake has ventured into business, with lucrative deals in fashion, alcohol, and […]
