Certified pedophiles." In January, Drake filed a federal lawsuit against Universal Music Group, "the music company that decided to publish, promote, exploit, and monetize" the song. The lawsuit ...

Paranoia has long been a theme in Drake’s music, and here, Lamar seems to pose that though it’s for good reason, it hasn’t protected him. Lamar’s primary angle is that someone inside Drake ...

Drake escalated his attacks to the courts, launching a legal complaint against Spotify and suing Universal Music Group (his own label's umbrella company), accusing both of artificially inflating ...

Drake will be out of the country when his nemesis Kendrick Lamar performs during the Apple Music Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday evening. The “God’s Plan” rapper has a performance of his ...

“My name is Drake. I started doing music in 2008,” the "God's Plan" artist, 38, said, according to a clip shared on X by NFR Podcast. “I come all the way from Toronto, Canada. The year is ...

Billboard via Getty Images Days after Lamar’s “Not Like Us” Grammy wins for Record of the Year, Song of the Year, Best Rap Song, Best Rap Performance and Best Music Video, Drake kicked off ...

Drake would later sue his own label Universal Music Group (UMG), for promoting Lamar’s song. Brooklyn MGMT • Full-time • Melbourne, Victoria, Australia ...

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Things escalated when a company owned by Drake filed a motion in New York accusing Universal Music Group (UMG) and Spotify of inflating streaming numbers following the success of "Not Like Us" and ...

Does this count as the “Drake Effect” or what? Drake may not have actually ruined DJ Khaled album rollout after all. Instead, he may have actually added another layer to it, and thrown up a ...

It’s remarkable that an artist whose work is so deeply political and who hasn’t chased pop stardom was picked to perform at ...

In a legal complaint, Drake alleged that Lamar’s record label, Universal Music Group (which is also his own record label), conspired to “artificially inflate” the popularity of “Not Like ...