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Drake’s lawsuit against UMG & Spotify, explained
Nov 27, 2024
Drake is facing off against UMG and Spotify, accusing them of inflating streaming numbers for Kendrick Lamar’s diss track. The podcast discusses the impacts of this legal battle on the music industry amid ongoing rapper rivalries. It also dives into the intricacies of potential defamation from rap battles and the burden of proof involved. On a lighter note, the hosts explore the grueling challenge of Backyard Ultra running, where participants race a loop every hour until only one is left standing. Each topic brings both tension and humor to the discussion.
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- Drake's legal petition against UMG and Spotify highlights the serious allegations regarding inflated streaming numbers amidst his ongoing feud with Kendrick Lamar.
- The potential defamation lawsuit raises concerns about personal scrutiny and reputation management for public figures in the music industry.
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Drake's Legal Maneuvers Against Streaming Giants
Drake has filed legal petitions against UMG and Spotify, alleging that they inflated the streaming numbers of Kendrick Lamar's diss track, 'Not Like Us.' This legal action is meant to gather information before potentially moving forward with a lawsuit, highlighting the contentious relationship between the artists and their record label. The controversy stems from serious accusations made in the track, including claims of sexual predation against Drake, which he argues should have prevented the song's release. The unfolding legal situation raises questions about the implications for the music industry and the conduct of record labels in managing artist disputes.
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