Things are heating up, and Universal Music CEO Lucian Grainge sets the record straight about Drake's lawsuit against the ...

The overwhelming popularity of “Not Like Us” (and his decisive rap battle loss) bothered Drake so much he filed a lawsuit ...

In a declaration letter filed Thursday night in the Southern District of New York, Grainge said Drake's accusation that UMG ...

Drake’s lawyers have requested emails from UMG’s CEO Lucien Grainge and others, including Lamar associate Dave Free in relation to ...

Months after Drake sued his own record label for defamation over his rap battle with Kendrick Lamar over the song “Not Like ...

Notably, Drake is not suing Lamar over the song and its lyrics, clarifying that the lawsuit “is not about the artist who created “Not Like Us.” Instead, he claims taking legal action is ...

“Not Like Us,” Lamar’s final entry in the battle, is a joyful dance on Drake’s metaphorical grave and a victory lap that mocks the rapper with comedic vitriol, a perfect delivery for Gen-Z ...

Fans can look forward to hearing “Not Like Us” and other songs Lamar performed tonight on his Grand National Tour with SZA. The trek launches April 19 in Minneapolis and will wrap on June 18 ...

The NFR Podcast claims Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” is now the longest charting rap song in history (53 weeks). Billboard has verified its 53-week run on the Billboard 100 chart.

“Not Like Us” became inescapable in what felt like a matter of hours. It’s been viewed nearly 200 million times on YouTube and took off on TikTok and traditional radio.