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Photo: Drake, Joe Budden / Instagram   Drake is not backing down after a judge dismissed his lawsuit against Universal Music Group.  The case came from his ongoing feud with Kendrick Lamar, where Drake hinted that something unfair was going on behind the scenes.  The Toronto rapper filed the lawsuit out of frustration, but after several hearings, the judge threw the case out.  Photo: Drake / Instagram   Despite the loss, Drake’s team said they plan to appeal the ruling, hoping the Court of Appeals will review it.  While Drake stays serious about his legal fight, Joe Budden took the chance to poke fun at him.  Budden posted a photo of Drake looking tired and sad on Instagram, without a caption, making fans laugh.  Many expect Joe to talk more about it on his podcast soon.  Meanwhile, A$AP Rocky said in an interview with ELLE  that Drake’s lawsuit goes against the spirit of hip-hop and called the whole thing unnecessary. Read Next: Chris S...

Photo: Lil Wayne, Kendrick Lamar / Instagram   Joe Budden is back in the spotlight, stirring up drama with claims that don’t add up.  On his recent podcast, Budden said Lil Wayne tried to call Kendrick Lamar after hearing his name on the song “Wacced Out Murals” by GNX.  According to Budden, Kendrick didn’t answer, and Wayne supposedly went on to record a diss track aimed at him. Photo: Joe Budden / Instagram   Budden also threw in another claim, suggesting Eminem dissed Wayne on his verse in “No Love.” However, Wayne’s manager, Fabian Marasciullo, quickly shut down the story. He responded on Instagram with a single emoji: the “Cap” emoji, slang for “false” or “lies.” Joe Budden says Lil Wayne tried to call Kendrick Lamar about Wacced Out Murals and Kendrick didn’t pick up the phone which inspired Lil Wayne to go in the booth and make a response record to him 🧐🧐🧐🧐 pic.twitter.com/fhy14otgN9 — Ahmed/The Ears/IG: BigBizTheGod 🇸🇴 (@big_business_) November 27, 20...

Photo: Drake, DeMar DeRozan/Instagram   Toronto’s own Drake has always been one of the biggest fans of the Toronto Raptors. Since becoming the team’s global ambassador in 2013, he’s been a regular at games, building close friendships with players and even sharing memorable moments with the team. But recently, there’s been some tension between him and former Raptors star DeMar DeRozan . This offseason, DeRozan appeared in a music video for Kendrick Lamar ’s song Not Like Us , a track that took shots at Drake. Later, in Los Angeles, DeRozan even joined Lamar on stage to perform the song. Despite this, DeRozan told The Sacramento Bee  in July that he still considers Drake a friend. He brushed off the feud as "entertainment," comparing it to a competitive matchup between legends like Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan . Drake, however, doesn’t seem to feel quite the same way. On Saturday, when DeRozan visited Toronto as a player for the Sacramento Kings, Drake made a light-hearted ...

Photo: Eminem (Instagram) Eminem has been named the greatest rapper ever in a recent poll. Over 600,000 fans voted, and the "Slim Shady" rapper came out on top, beating other big names in the industry. Famous rappers like Drake , 50 Cent, and A$AP Rocky didn’t even make it into the top 10. Jay-Z came in 10th place, with Kanye West in 9th.  Other top spots went to Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube , Dr. Dre , Nas, Kendrick Lamar, The Notorious B.I.G, and Tupac , who placed second. Photo: Eminem (Instagram) The poll results were shared on Ranker, where fans can see the full list of rankings. Eminem's longtime collaborator, Dr. Dre, recently shared a video reminding people of why Eminem is considered one of the greatest.  The video featured Eminem performing his hit song "Godzilla," showcasing his incredible rap skills that brought him to the top. Read Next: Joel Embiid Impacted By New NBA Rule? Retired All-Star Thinks So Source: JOE

Photo: Drake, Kendrick Lamar (Instagram) Rumors have been swirling that Drake sent a cease-and-desist letter to Kendrick Lamar over his song "Not Like Us." However, a representative for the Toronto rapper has confirmed that these rumors are false. The buzz started over the weekend (September 28-29) when music manager Wack 100 claimed on the Clubhouse app that Drake had blocked Kendrick from performing the song and was trying to get the NFL involved to stop him.  But Drake's team has now cleared the air, stating there was never any plan or intention to send such a letter. Photo: Drake (Instagram) Earlier this year, Drake did face legal trouble when Tupac’s estate sent him a cease-and-desist letter for using AI to replicate Tupac’s vocals on a track. Drake removed the song after receiving the warning. Drake was accused of sending a cease and desist letter to Kendrick Lamar to prevent him from performing Not Like Us at the Super Bowl. @Akademiks confirmed with Drake himself...