Drake's Lawsuit Against Universal Music Group Over Kendrick Lamar's Song

Drake filed a lawsuit against Universal Music Group for promoting Kendrick Lamar's song that he claims portrays him as a pedophile. The legal complaint came after a rap battle between the two stars, with Drake alleging safety threats and violence following the release of the song. The lawsuit could impact the music industry and has implications for artistic expression.

Legal Battle Between Drake and Universal Music Group over Kendrick Lamar's Song

Drake filed a lawsuit against Universal Music Group for promoting Kendrick Lamar's song that portrays him as a pedophile. The lawsuit alleges safety threats to Drake and his family, but legal experts question the validity of his claims. The lawsuit may be a negotiation tactic as Drake's contract with UMG is up for renewal, potentially aiming to secure better terms or promote his own record label.

Universal Music Group Signs New Licensing Agreement with TikTok

Universal Music Group has signed a new licensing agreement with China’s TikTok app, restoring music to the platform after a hiatus. The deal includes promotional opportunities and AI protections. Meanwhile, the U.S. passed a bill requiring TikTok's parent company to sell the app within 9 months due to national security concerns.