Drake is facing a lawsuit after clothing brand Members Only alleged tour merch he sold infringed upon their company trademarks. READ MORE: Drake and Kendrick Lamar’s feud: the full timeline In a case filed on Tuesday (June 12), it was claimed that Drake’s company, Away From Home Touring Inc., had been selling shirts that read...

He also spoke about working with Q-Tip, Rick Ross, Fat Joe and more as well as why Kendrick Lamar won his battle with DrakeThe post LL COOL J on his first album in 11 years, ‘THE FORCE’: “I want to do the Blackest shit in the world” appeared first on NME.

In April, Drake wrapped up his It’s All A Blur tour with 21 Savage. The merch included t-shirts with the words “Members Only” emblazoned on the back, and now the rapper’s production company Away From Home is facing a lawsuit from the iconic brand of that name.

He has since uploaded a picture of himself with a mysterious captionThe post Drake has deleted all his Kendrick Lamar diss tracks from Instagram appeared first on NME.

The world is a dark and unpredictable place. One moment, you’re a generational figure, the biggest rap star on the planet. But then someone calls you a pedophile on a #1 hit, and your damage-control efforts lead you to sing in a fake Jamaican accent on a YouTuber’s novelty remix of “Hey There Delilah.”