A year later, no one can get over the Lamar and Drake beef. Stans on both sides continue to speculate and re-litigate the battle as if it were still going in real time, convinced that their fave has ...

Spotify declined to comment on Drake’s allegations ... “Instead of accepting the loss like the unbothered rap artist he often claims to be, he has sued his own record label in a misguided ...

Drizzy has since removed Spotify as a defendant ... That ‘win’ will become a loss if this frivolous and reckless lawsuit is not dropped in its entirety because Drake will personally be subject ...

The focus of Drake's new claims – that ‘the largest audience for a Super Bowl halftime show ever' did not hear Lamar call ...

That ‘win’ will become a loss if this frivolous and reckless lawsuit is not dropped in its entirety because Drake will personally be subject to discovery as well. As the old saying goes ...

His gain of $403,000 on the initial bet would still be chump change for Drake, who averages 1 billion Spotify streams per ... after his previous rap beef loss against Pusha T in 2018.

It’s also worth noting that in the initial complaint, Drake’s attorneys accused UMG of conspiring and paying unknown parties to use bots to artificially inflate the success of the song on Spotify ...

The Canadian rapper says Kendrick Lamar’s performance of diss track Not Like This at the Super Bowl exposed “millions” of children to the track.

In the initial filing – which can be viewed here – Drake’s Frozen Moments LLC accused UMG and Spotify of “illegally ... “instead of accepting the loss like the unbothered rap artist ...

Few matches in world football have the reach or scale of the El Clásico between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid, and to mark the occasion, Barcelona will be sporting a new, limited-edition shirt sponsor.