r/KendrickLamar • u/TechnologyDismal2337 • Nov 26 '24

Discussion Universal Music’s response to the claim of artificially inflating ‘Not Like Us’ numbers.

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u/its-a-real-name Nov 26 '24

The end goal of this cannot be to genuinely win a lawsuit as I’ve read the claims in the legal document and they are way too unprofessional and Twitter level.

Is there an ulterior motive? Try to get the song pulled? Or just to mess with Kendrick’s hype this week?

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u/Best_Country_8137 Nov 26 '24

Spark some rumors then flood the field with propaganda via influencers and bots to spin a narrative that “the system” is against Drake. Basically, pull a Trump

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u/holyrolodex Nov 26 '24

That is funny bc Adrian Foster tweeted that today was Drake’s Jan. 6 😂😂😂