Spotify Fires Back At Drake: Calls 'Artificially Inflated Streams' Allegation Over Kendrick Lamar's Hit Unfounded - Spotify Technology (NYSE:SPOT), Universal Music Group (OTC:UMGNF)
- Spotify has responded to Drake's allegations of 'artificially inflated streams' for Kendrick Lamar's hit, stating they are unfounded.
- The company refuted claims that it manipulated streaming data for Kendrick Lamar, asserting accuracy and transparency in its counts.
- Drake's comments have led Spotify to clarify its position on the matter.
- Universal Music Group is involved in discussions about the integrity of streaming services.
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Spotify Fires Back At Drake: Calls 'Artificially Inflated Streams' Allegation Over Kendrick Lamar's Hit Unfounded - Spotify Technology (NYSE:SPOT), Universal Music Group (OTC:UMGNF)
Spotify denied Drake's claims of "artificially inflated" streaming numbers for Kendrick Lamar's track "Not Like Us," emphasizing ethical practices and fan-driven streams, while Drake's legal team pressed for transparency from Spotify and Universal Music Group.
According to Spotify, Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Not Like Us’ racked up nearly a billion streams the old fashioned way — by being a bop
In a top tier colonizer move, Drake filed a legal action alleging that Spotify and UMG inflated the streams of the Compton MC’s diss record.
Spotify responds to Drake's claims that it "artificially inflated" Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Not Like Us’ streaming numbers
Following Drake’s claims that Spotify “artificially inflated” the streaming figures for Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Not Like Us’, the streaming platform has responded with an official statement. READ MORE: Drake and Kendrick Lamar’s feud: the full timeline Last month, Drake accused Spotify and his label, Universal Music Group, of inflating the numbers for the track, in which Lamar takes aim at the rapper as part of their ongoing feud. He also accused UM…
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