Shin Chan

7mo

Drake legit cannot stop losing bro lmao

Has a rapper lost so badly in a rap beef like this??

NGNL

7mo

Ja of course

Shelby

7mo

yall dont even try to really read s*** huh

thegreatdivine

7mo

I have 186 people blocked.

always4never

7mo

stop dodging my question
name one place outside the us that youve been to the past 10 years - is this an impossible challenge to you?

Vert1600

7mo

whos alt are you

Valentine

7mo

@fader making content now

Shelby

7mo

yall dont even try to really read s*** huh

aauraa

7mo

OVO Angels still pulling up like this 3 years after the beef

linnabary

7mo

lol dude is on a hall of fame humiliation run

Shelby

7mo

yall dont even try to really read s*** huh

aauraa

7mo

OVO Angels still pulling up like this 3 years after the beef

thegreatdivine

7mo

Eh, I definitely believe that every now and then, there's suspicious streaming activity for certain songs when it comes to various artists. Doesn't necessarily have to be that they're botting or that their streams are being generated knowingly through fraudulent means, but it could be attributed to streams gained from listening patterns that aren't usual. I don't think there's a single artist on Spotify who that hasn't happened to before.

While this lawsuit seems detailed with the information about Drake, they don't actually provide any hard data. They said a portion of the 37B streams he amassed from January 2022 - September 2025 were fraudulent but they get hazy on just how many of those streams were fraudulent (they suggested millions and maybe billions). They also brought up 250,000 streams from No Face having fraudulent activity. To me, it seems like they don't have any concrete numbers they can say are fake for Drake's streams but they seem sure that some of his streams were gotten through suspicious means, even if its just a few million.

If they can't provide the source of their information, the methods they used to gain that information as well as verifying that the information itself is correct, this won't go anywhere. Maybe that's something they're holding on to for now but what's interesting is that Drake is being used as an example. That is being done on purpose because the lawsuit even states that this is something that's supposedly widespread, yet a huge part of the article is about Drake like he's the main subject of it.

We'll see what happens but for now, I don't think this goes anywhere. Spotify have always had a system that detects suspicious streaming activity and recently, they've doubled down on removing huge volumes of streams they consider fake/suspicious. All they have to do is bring the proof of that system at work and prove it's efficient enough and they should have a good chance to beat this.

Pesos

7mo

When TGD starts her post with “Eh” you know it’s bad

Experiment626

7mo

Music can’t or shouldn’t be this serious man

where tf did the world go wrong