Drake’s Lawsuit and Appeal Is Worse Than J. Cole Backing Out of the Rap Battle - Prove Me Wrong

Creators are arguing that Drake’s lawsuit crossed a line J. Cole never did.
While Cole backed out of a rap battle, Drake chose the courts — and many fans see that as an attack on free speech and battle culture itself. Let’s break down the clips, the reactions, and why this debate has split hip hop.

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