Drake is suing his record label, Universal Music Group, for promoting Kendrick Lamar's diss track “Not Like Us.” Here's what to know about the lawsuit.

It’s just the latest achievement for the man who was the first rapper to ever be awarded the prestigious Pulitzer Prize. After the court of public opinion gave him a decisive win in his spring rap feud with Drake, a Super Bowl halftime performance days away and an upcoming tour, Lamar is on a dominant winning streak.

Lamar performed a segment of the "Not Like Us" diss track during his Super Bowl halftime show, including some of the most scathing lyrics directed at Drake, like “Say, Drake, I hear you like 'em young" and "tryna strike a chord,

According to multiple reports, Drake filed suit against Kendrick’s label, Universal Music Group, for defamation and harassment. According to TODAY, Drake accused the company of helping spread a “false and malicious” narrative about him by releasing the song.

Lamar asserted that the political message imbuing his performance is bigger than Drake’s hurt feelings—stating “Forty acres and a mule, this is bigger than the music” before launching into, at long last,

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