Apparently, Drake does live what he raps about. On Travis Scott’s “Meltdown,” Drake taunted his longtime foe Pusha T.

In fact, the lawyers also compliment Drake as “a prolific rap feud combatant, having traded diss tracks with a number of artists including Pusha T and Meek Mill.” UMG’s lawyers also note ...

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After a 2018 rap beef with rapper Pusha T, Drake confirmed he had a son who was born the year prior. As for Lamar's insistence that Drake has another child, the rapper said in The Heart Part 6 ...

“You can’t message this account unless they follow you.” But, some noteworthy folks have expressed interest in linking up with Bieber, like Drake, who commented on the post, “I DM’d but ...

“As an Iowa guy, I wanted to be a part of that.” What ambitious and competitive coach wouldn’t? Drake and athletic director Brian Hardin have elevated the Bulldog basketball job into one ...

Drake also claimed one of Lamar’s kids was actually sired by Lamar’s business partner. Experts say such context can’t be ignored, meaning Drake was clearly involved in a two-way exchange of ...

Drake expressed interest in collaborating with Justin Bieber. He commented on Bieber's Instagram post. Bieber had asked for musical collaboration. Drake mentioned he had sent a direct message.

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What Future and [Young] Thug have done is what Drake culturally is. That sh*t was insane, bro. It’s universal,” he said.

UMG, which represents both artists, broadly argues that the court should dismiss Drake’s lawsuit because he’s just the sore loser of an ugly rap battle and can’t back up any of his claims.