Drake Stan CRASHES OUT Over Drake's Loss to Kendrick

On a recent episode of the Ray Daniels Podcast, a Drake superfan went off—cheering loudly that he “loves it” now that Drake is suing Universal Music Group over Kendrick Lamar’s diss track “Not Like Us.”

Here’s the thing: this whole mess didn’t start in a courtroom—it started in a rap battle. And Drake was the one who dissed Kendrick first. Yet now, some fans are hyping the legal drama without recognizing that Drake defamed Kendrick first.

In this video, I break down:

Why this entire lawsuit stems from Drake throwing the first punch

How fans celebrating this legal move are missing the point of rap culture

What’s at stake for Drake’s legacy in this courtroom saga

Let’s get real—hip-hop battles settle on the mic, not in court. Fans, remember why this fight started.

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