Drake is currently embroiled in a heated lawsuit with his ex-girlfriend Ericka Lee, who claims that she wasn’t fully compensated for her contribution to his viral hit song ‘Marvin’s Room.’ In his latest interview with radio personality Tim Westwood, Drizzy explains the lawsuit and why he gave her the middle finger during a concert appearance in London.
Last month, Drake‘s ex, Ericka Lee, whose voice appeared in ‘Marvin’s Room,’ filed a lawsuit against the rapper. While Drizzy fired back in the press, he didn’t file his official response in court until now.
Rapper Drake has finally sold his Miami condos that were on the market for $2.5 million. The side-by-side apartments were bought by Miami Heat b-baller Mario V. Chalmers for $2.4 million, almost $100,000 less than the original asking price.
While most people were out celebrating Valentine’s Day, Drake shared his love with thousands of fans at the Bank United Center as he launched his Club Paradise Tour in Miami. Romance was certainly in the air at Tuesday night’s show, with the ladies waiting patiently for rap heartthrob Drizzy.
Two of Canada’s biggest musical exports, Justin Bieber and Drake, are once again among the leading nominees for the 2012 Juno Awards, which celebrate the best music created by artists from our neighbor to the north.
Drake is responding to ex-girlfriend Ericka Lee’s lawsuit over ‘Marvin’s Room.’ Drizzy’s take on the matter is essentially that the allegations are false and Lee refused several attempts to settle her claims in hopes of a bigger payout from the record-shattering rapper.
Everybody seems to love Drake‘s life anthem ‘The Motto.’ From Nelly to ‘Teen Mom’ star Jenelle Evans, the infectious song has been embraced for Drizzy’s usage of the Bay Area lingo “Y.O.L.O.” (“You Only Live Once”). Now the song has reached platinum status for one million shipped in the United States.
Drake was a little tardy for the party over the weekend — he was three hours late for his concert performance at the Bing Bar in Park City, Utah on Saturday (Jan. 21). The Canadian rapper-crooner was the headliner for the Microsoft-sponsored late-night event during the Sundance Film Festival.
