Update: Multiple Lawsuits Against Spotify Claim "Billions" Of Drake Streams Were Fraudulent

[UpThruDere]

This is just one of the many lawsuits he's about to start getting hit with, he should've never tried UMG like that smh.

 

[L $ C]

to beef with UMG was the worst move drake ever made fair or foul

btw the bots are back on here i see.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

this shyt about to get dismissed

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Now everybody scream, 'nuff respect to the X
'Nuff respect given
Disrespect and you will not be living

 

[Raquinotj]

Detective RBX got the Kbots doing cartwheels.

 

[No1]

What Latina confessions?

 

[Raquinotj]

Why wouldn’t UMG bring this up in court themselves?

 

[Shadow King]

Large Rumped Latinas?

 

[ALMIGHTY GOD]

Large Rumped Latinas?

gracie bon

 

[Spidey Man]

Another California rapper sending shots at Drake. Gotta love it.

 

[MicIsGod]

Universal has pressed the button

 

[Hood Critic]

 

[Awesome Wells]

Everything about this dude is fake.

 

[Jerz-2]

This allegedly fraudulent activity took place between January 2022 and September 2025, according to the complaint.

It claims an examination of Drake’s streams revealed “abnormal VPN usage” had obscured the location of the bot accounts streaming Drake’s songs.

For instance, the lawsuit claims that over a four-day period in 2024, at least 250,000 streams of his song “No Face” originated in Turkey “but were falsely geomapped through the coordinated use of VPNs to the United Kingdom in [an] attempt to obscure their origins.”

The lawsuit also alleges that “a large percentage” of accounts streaming Drake’s music were “geographically concentrated around areas whose population could not support” such a high volume of streams.

No exact places or numbers were given, though the suit claimed that some streams reportedly originated in areas with “zero residential addresses.”

The lawsuit further claims that “the number of streams of Drake’s music attributable to individual accounts is staggering and irregular,” with a “massive amount of accounts listening to Drake’s music” doing so “23 hours a day.”

Less than two percent of these users, the lawsuit goes on to claim, account for “roughly 15 percent” of Drake’s streams; and about about nine percent of Drake’s streams “are attributable to less than one percent” of these users

The lawsuit does not state how the plaintiffs, or their lawyers, obtained this data, nor does it shed any light on how the analysis of Drake’s streaming numbers was conducted.

at the bolded. UMG made that call....

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

@Busby can’t answer why Drake does 4x shows in a city but thinks Drake can’t do stadiums