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

The amended complaint updates a lawsuit Drake filed against Universal Music in January, accusing the label of defaming him by releasing and promoting Kendrick Lamar’s diss track that accuses Drake of ...

As expected, Drake’s label Universal Music Group has entered a motion to dismiss the rapper’s amended lawsuit for defamation ...

"It was the first, and will hopefully be the last, Super Bowl halftime show orchestrated to assassinate the character of another artist,” the complaint said.

Drake didn't waste any time responding to UMG about his ongoing defamation lawsuit regarding the release of Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us." ...

Dot and Drizzy battle dominating conversation in hip-hop last year during his interview with G Q on Friday (April 25), as well as how he was name-dropped by Lamar during his “Not Like Us” diss.

(Though the televised version of “Not Like Us” censored the words “certified pedophile,” Lamar still performed other allegedly damaging lyrics such as, “Hey Drake, I hear you like ‘em ...

The amended lawsuit also adds that defamatory portions of “Not Like Us" were played at the Grammy Awards in February, when the single won five awards, including song and record of the year.

"Not Like Us," which won five Grammy Awards back in February, is up for three AMAs, including Song of the Year, Favorite Music Video and Favorite Hip-Hop Song. This makes "Not Like Us" the most ...

Drake's Bexar County petition against Universal Music Group over Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" has been dismissed as Drake's legal team now focuses on amending his New York lawsuit before it ...