Drake's legal push to unseal Kendrick Lamar's contract has UMG warning that public access could cripple its artist negotiations.

In a discovery bid, Drake, born Aubrey Graham, urged the court to force UMG and chief executive Lucian Grainge to turn over the label’s contract with Lamar, as well as information relating to allegations of domestic violence and other crimes committed by the Compton rapper.

Lawbrey is back, and the newest filing in his defamation lawsuit against UMG is making sure nobody forgets. Aside from the audacity of what Drake’s legal team is asking for, the documents fuel some fan theories about the ICEMAN era that were already pinned to corkboards with red yarn.

Drake 's attorneys have finally served an elusive key witness who is accused of using botting tactics to fraudulently inflate numbers on Kendrick Lamar 's "Not Like Us."

Drake’s legal team had sought to compel UMG to add Grainge as a document custodian in their ongoing discovery battle, claiming the company’s global CEO was personally involved in approving Kendrick Lamar’s diss track Not Like Us, which forms the basis of Drake’s defamation case against UMG.

On, Drake’s legal team filed two motions that start with a shot across UMG’s bow: “UMG is improperly shielding its CEO, Sir Lucian Grainge, from scrutiny in… The post Drake Demands Kendrick Lamar’s Full Contract and Moves to Force UMG to Hand Over Lucian Grainge’s Private Files in Explosive Lawsuit appeared first on Where Is The Buzz | Breaking News,