News From the Music World
Drake named in billion-dollar streaming fraud lawsuit alleging fake bot plays. While not accused directly, the scandal exposes how Spotify’s flawed system may rob independent artists of their rightful royalties.
Drake and Ross face legal firestorm for allegedly pushing illegal gambling to fans—while they bet with “house money.” Millions of followers never knew the dark truth behind their glamorous bets.
Drake scores unprecedented legal victory as “Not Like Us” defamation ruling sparks fierce debate about where artistic expression ends and slander begins. Free speech hangs in the balance.
Drake faces lawsuit for allegedly luring Missourians into unregulated gambling scheme that bypasses state laws. Celebrity endorsements of risky platforms could soon face unprecedented legal consequences.
Drake stuns Toronto fans with unannounced stage appearance during Vybz Kartel’s electrifying debut performance. The “King of Dancehall” and hip-hop icon created music history while blending Caribbean rhythms with North American hip-hop beats. Their unexpected alliance shook the industry.
While most artists celebrate one Diamond hit, Drake quietly amassed 16 certifications by breaking every industry rule. His blueprint defies conventional wisdom about streaming success. The music world will never be the same.
Drake’s legal misstep ignites Kendrick Lamar’s streaming empire, with “Not Like Us” amassing 1.69 billion Spotify plays. This hip-hop sensation’s fifth biggest track proves controversy fuels cultural dominance. The numbers tell a brutal story.
Drake’s defamation case against UMG dramatically crumbles as judge rules labels aren’t liable for artists’ controversial lyrics. The industry-shaking decision transforms how artists must protect their reputations.
Federal court shuts down Drake’s bombshell lawsuit against Kendrick Lamar, ruling “Not Like Us” doesn’t violate copyright laws. The controversial dismissal leaves both artists bearing their own legal costs.
Kendrick Lamar quietly dethroned Drake with a surprising track—not even his own song. “Goosebumps” just became rap’s most-certified hit ever, proving initial popularity means nothing anymore.
