The professionals for Universal Music Group requested that the defamation case be dismissed in today’s national response to Drake’s national lawsuit against the big brand. They began their case by reciting songs from Drake’s” Successful” song, which states,” Yeah, I want it all, that’s why I strive for it/Diss me, you’ll never hear a comment for it/. “
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The lawyers contend that the trail conveys view and hyperbole rather than scientific statements, refuting Drake’s declare that” Not Like Us” is disparaging. They furthermore refute Drake’s accusations of abuse and illegal promotion involving the monitor.
Michael Ɉ. Gottlieb, Drake’s direct lawyer, refuted UMG’s request, saying that the logo was intended to detract from the actual problem: their reported income from spreading false information that has resulted in violent situations. He thinks the situation may expose UMG’s history of treating its artists unfairly.
