The Breakfast Club - Is Drake In The Wrong For Filing Legal Action Over 'Not Like Us'

Episode Date: December 2, 2024

The Breakfast Club Discuss If Is Drake In The Wrong For Filing Legal Action Over 'Not Like Us.' Listen For More!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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the day to drink. Yes. Why? Because he been a hoe. Damn. Just period. Because he's swimming, well you filed a petition against UMG because he said that UMG has inflated the popularity

of Not Like Us by, you know, what did he say? Let me get the exact wording because he's litigious. He claimed the label used dishonest tactics to increase the number of listeners for Not Like Us on Spotify and radio stations. He also filed a petition against UMG alleging defamation and claiming that the label could have stopped the release of Not Like Us, which the rapper said in the document is a song falsely accusing him of being a sex offender. I'm gonna tell you something.

This just lets me know Drake don't understand culture because Not Like Us is a cultural phenomenon and it's very rare air for a song to become what Not Like Us has become. It is a cultural identifier for a song to become what Not Like Us has become. It is a cultural identifier for a whole coast. One day, California's gonna change their state model to Not Like Us, guaranteed. We were talking behind the scenes

and there's not too many songs that have been like that. We named MC Hammer, You Can't Touch This. I only got two that I can think of. What's that? MC Hammer, You Can't Touch This and Tag Team Wump that is. That were cultural phenomenons that everybody and their mother was singing.

Their grandmother was singing. And don't even know why the hell they singing it. So not Back That Ass Up? Back That Ass Up is a Negro spiritual. It's not a crossover. What? It's a Negro spiritual. Swag Surf is a Negro spiritual. Nugget? It's a Negro spiritual. Swag Surf is a Negro spiritual.

Nugget You Buck is a Negro spiritual. You can't touch this white people, old people. They were singing that. Worldwide cultural phenomenon. The only problem with hoop, there it is. It was always confusing with whoop and hoop. But there it is. You could be on the street corner in America anywhere

and somebody would have a bootleg Not Like Us t-shirt. You know what I'm saying like like that like it's just red It's very rare air for a song to get in that space. Yeah, I can't think of too many Like I only I can only really think of three I'm not talking about a song being popular or being a hit record. I'm talking about a culture for presidential candidates This year both of them were using not like us. Yeah. Both campaigns were using Not Like Us. What about Jump Around? No. No. How's it paying Jump Around? Everybody does that. I love that. Yep. All right well let's go to the phone line. 805-85-1051. Let's start with you first. What do you

what do you think about the lawsuit? I understand when it comes to like the part when you just like, yo y'all let basically him call me a pedophile and I lost money behind that. The only reason why I say I understand it is because yeah, this is like, yeah, you call me that, people gonna run with that. I'm gonna lose sponsors, I'm gonna lose endorsements, I'm gonna lose a lot of money behind that.

Yeah, he did the same thing, but to be honest, yo, pedophile, that's something, you don't wanna be, that's something you don't ever wanna be called. You know, like that's not. You don't wanna be, you don't wanna say, hey, this man beat his wife, and you don't wanna say, hey, this man's wife. If we beat you, we action. Your child is my best friend's baby.

I get that too, but that does not hold anything to you. You, you mess with kids. But if you bring a knife to a fight, then I bring a gun. You can't be mad that I brought a gun if you brought a knife. I heard you. I got you. I feel you. Pedophile just outranks all of that for me.

You go low, I'm going to hell. I watched the video this week. I forgot who you was going at, Jess. It's really slipping my mind right now. It's old, though. I called somebody a pedophile? No. Somebody came at you, and you went crazy.

Yeah, I guess. Was it Corey Hogan? No, it was a woman. Wendy? No. Jesus Christ. I can't remember who it was. It was somebody.

I can't remember. The problem with the lawsuit, I just I don't think Drake read the room when it came to the lawsuit, right? It was in a rap battle, and you lost. You got to take that L. He doesn't understand culture. You just got to take that L. And yeah, I get it. in a rap battle and you lost. You gotta take that L. He doesn't understand culture. You just gotta take that L.

And yeah, I get it, you said that he called you all these names and the label supported it, but you also threw shots at that man that wasn't true too. So it's like, how do you live off of that? Sometimes you gotta take that L. Now, what I think is, that album that was supposed to come out with Pardi, I don't think he should do that album, that album shouldn't come out next.

Drake shouldn't come out for a whole year. Everything that he feels, he should put in his music. That's why I think people like Kendrick so much and they like this album. Like the hard part six, he talking about their come up. It's a heart feeling song. How do you get in the studio and say, yo man, write me a record,

cause I feel like a hoe right now. I feel like I got my ass beat. You know what I'm saying? I feel like lyrically, mentally, spiritually, emotionally, I just got my ass kicked. Write me a record about being a hoe. But that's real though. That would be better than the lawsuit though. If he did that, that would be better.

Maybe. You're right. Because then you're still doing what you do. You're doing music. Right. Whatever. I'm a ho, I'm a ho or whatever. Like you're not in court.

Jesus Christ. But he could write his own record. He ain't got to get a Ghostwriter. Be like, you all are crazy. This guy, you want to throw a shot. I got to go to my Ghostwriter, write a record. I'm a ho. Like what's wrong with you?

So he don't use Ghostwriter? Oh my gosh. I'm not saying that he can't write, but he's never used Ghostwriter. I don't think he would call him a Ghostwriter. And today he's with you? So you don't use Ghost Riders? Oh my gosh. I'm not saying that he can't write, but he's never used Ghost Riders. I don't think he would call his Ghost Rider and say, you know what, I'm not.

Hello, who's this? Hey, Crystal. Call up to Kansas City, good morning. Hey Crystal, good morning. What do you feel about the lawsuit? That's a lot of goat cheese. What was Drake supposed to do? He should have did it a long time ago when he caught him a pedophile.

And my thing is, um, you know what Drake was supposed to do? He was supposed to rap. He was supposed to rap. And he didn't, he didn't have to tap out with the hard part six. That's what we're missing here. Drake gave up. But my thing is right to do it and he still go to you with, but my thing is why don't kids you have a hit? Without mentioning Drake right there. It's the time. You're a liar Get in the car. Mm-hmm. Nobody gonna car be like put on that kid

Justice with Drake on it. I've been doing it for 15 Well, you've been doing 20 with Drake. It's crazy that you- With more people. It's crazy that people say that when Kendrick Lamar just came off a worldwide tour for his Mr. Morale and the Big Stepper tour, and it was the highest grossing tour

for a solo rapper ever. Why, like it made over a hundred million. Like why are we talking, why are we having this conversation? Like he's not a worldwide international superstar. Well let's open up the phone. Why are we having this conversation? He's not a worldwide international superstar. Let's open up the phone. Another cultural phenomenon Sid just told us about.

What? Who let the dogs out? Who let the dogs out? Oh yeah. That's what Level Not Like Us is on. Who let the dogs out? You can't touch this. Whoop, there it is.

It's one of them. That's rare. 800-585-1051. What's your thoughts on this Drake lawsuit? It's the Breakfast Club of Mornin'. Whoop, there it is. Like it's one of them. That's rare. 585-1051, what's your thoughts on this Drake lawsuit? It's the Breakfast Club of the morning. ["Drake's Loss"] Morning everybody, it's EJNV Jess Hilarious,

Charlamagne the guy, we are the Breakfast Club. If you're just joining us, Charlamagne gave Drake donkey of the day. That's because of the lawsuit he has versus UMG and Spotify. So we're asking what are your thoughts? What a petition he filed. It's not a lawsuit. Hello, who's this?

Uncle Evy, Uncle Charla, or Judge. What's up, bro? The KK from Brownsville. What up, bro? Am I just Auntie Sanders? Yo, shut up, honey. You're Auntie. Damn.

You just got an auntie at 32? Okay, damn. What's up, bro? What's your thoughts, bro? I got a 32. Okay, all right. Damn. What's up, man? What's your thoughts, brother? I wanted to let y'all know Drake is being a sore loser, and it's due to the fact that

it's like an equivalent to a boxer getting knocked out for the first time. He don't know how to handle it. You know what I'm saying? But the thing is, Drake been running the music industry for 10 plus years 15 plus years he like it shouldn't even matter you know I'm saying the battle that's not his foot that's not his like his major you know his forefront it's not his you know I'm saying that's not the thing he do he's like a single rapper type of type of person what I'm realizing is Drake really can't take a hit. Because we saw him with Meek Mill, right?

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He quit. Same thing here. He quit. He tried to go back and forth and listen, he fought. But he got his ass whipped. Yeah. Hello, who's this? It's Bam Junji.

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light-skinned activity you feel me Light-skinned tivities. Thank you sir as little do all says hello. Who's this? Yo, if you know the vibes is mellow. Mellow. Yo, what's the word? How you doing? That's how you feeling, baby? What's up, baby?

I'm good. What I tell you about Kofi? Oh my god, yeah, you do say that. Yo, what's up, how you feeling? What's up, yo? What's up, baby? Whoa. All right, you don't do ever Kofi.

He wants some. He a little nervous. He wants some. Actually, we're not friends right now. Y'all, look, we not friends right now, because I know you don't like Drake. You use every reason to hate on him, but I'm not going to hold you. At the last Lightskin meeting, we decided we sticking together. And I'm not going to hold you. I want to choose Kendrick just for the second-hand embarrassment that I court.

I want to sue him because Drake is 75% of my, get my girl out of her mad mood playlist and I haven't been able to play that recently because the secondhand investment I get from playing Drake so I feel like I'm entitled to a compensation as well good job Aubrey very good job very good job get your money right y'all gonna do a class-action lawsuit against Compton huh yeah yeah no not again not against Compton you feel me Compton is very huge you feel me I don't want to smoke with all of them. You know what I mean?

But I just want to smoke with UMG and Spotify. I'm not going to hold you. I make music too. They ain't do that for my mixtape. My mixtape was fire. And it ain't. Goodbye, baby. Hey!

Where's Eli at? Eli! Hello, who's this? Hello? Hey, what's up? What's your door? Yo, I just want to give a shout out to Jeff Burk for having a baby and coming back to work. We miss you. Thank you baby.

Yo, this whole... Hello? Jake is doing UFG. He's not too expensive. Secondly, yo Charlamagne, what's your beef with Drake? You don't like the half white brothers? Like, yo, you was big on and Kamala, you know what I'm saying? Like, let the boys rock. Hey, you wanna hold Drake's penis while he pees?

Jesus Christ. And shake it when he finishes? Don't do that. What was this? Speaking of holding Drake's penis. Oh my goodness. Y'all gotta relax. We have Ovi and Eli here.

Man, Eli looks so sad. I know. Take it easy on him. He been sad for the last month. You don't even got on no OVO gear today. No! He better. Oh, you ain't got you took off the OVO gear! He can't even believe it on suit.

Every day he had an OVO gear. Now, what boxers shorts you got on? It better say OVO on it. Bro, that's just gay. If you want to see it, like, you ain't seen them in a week. What boxes you got on? You know what I'm saying? You know what? Like, what the hell? They better be OVO on it. Bro, that's just gay. If you want to see it, like you ain't seen them in a week. What boxes you got on? You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying?

Like, what the hell? They better be OVO. They better be OVO. You got everything on, but you ain't got nothing OVO on. Damn. Eli is a Drake stan. He was. How do you feel?

I still am. How do you feel? I feel fine. Drake and Party Next Door on the way. And the tour, yeah, Australia. Drake just announced a tour in Australia. How do you feel about this lawsuit though? Whole activities or nah?

What lawsuit? Yes. OVO Eli. Nobody stand next to Drake. Yes. They don't like us. They don't like us. Wow. Wow. All right.

It's just still sad. Eli, listen, I'm gonna tell you what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I want somebody to recreate the views album cover, right? But instead of the CN tower, it's a penis. Oh my God. And every Drake D writer you can think of, just have him sitting on top of it. Okay. We gonna call the views from the dick. All right. Jesus. That's insane.

That's what it's gonna be called. All right. Let's go to one more caller. Hello, who's this? What up, dawg, it's your boy CJ Real. CJ, where you calling from? I'm calling from Detroit, baby. What up, dawg, what's your thoughts on Drake and Lawsuit?

Listen, man. Drake is bringing light skin out of us right now. We're not saying that song is like ether or hit them up, but it's catchy and it's hit. You know what I mean? So Drake just needs to calm down with the BS. You know what I mean? It's a hot song, so let it go. What time is it? When we listening to Beats? We don't care about what they saying.

We just want to know if it's hitting on the beat. Hold on. What song are you saying is not like ether hit them up? What do you mean? Not like us. It's not, it's not a, it's not a beef song or a diss song like hit them up or not like us. I mean, not like, I mean, uh, ether, it's just a hot song in the world caught on to it. You know, that's all it was. Not Like Us is the greatest diss record of all time, bro. No, it's not, Charlamagne. Stop with the BS.

It is. It's not the greatest diss song of all time. It's the greatest diss song of all time. What's the ball of the story, though? They're not like us. They not like us, that's immoral. Drake just don't understand culture, that's all. And there was nothing, listen man,

there was nothing fabricated about Not Like Us. It's just a rare cultural phenomenon. And it happens. I will have to say one thing. Not Like Us is the best diss record ever. It's the greatest diss record of all time. You don't think so? I wouldn't say ever because-

I don't think there's any record that beats that. Well, when he first dropped it and y'all was doing all the talk about the Beeps back in the day, my dad had me listen to like, I'd never listened to Ether, I'd never listened to Pac and Big Eagle back and forth. I liked that, but them back in the day, they was trying to kill each other, so that was different. That was real real. That was rap though too, and I'm like, damn, they cut deeper than Not Like Us or any of them. The whole battle between Drake and Kendrick.

Not Like Us is lyrically vicious, man. Certified, love a boy, certified. It just sounds funny so you don't really think of what he's saying. That last verse, once upon a time, all of us was in chains, homies still double down, calling us to plays. Man, he ruined Drake's life with that record.

Number one was that, and number two, I always say hit him up. The first line that hit him up was just like, Jesus Christ. That was like the, just Jesus Christ. And it's the biggest, not like us. It was the number one record in the country. It's gonna win a Grammy. It's the biggest.

And to me, the best this record of all time. It just is. You got kids singing, even the part at the end, the singing part. Yeah, the kids go all, I mean, it's crazy. Are you my friend? My mom, they get kids be singing that to each other, so. It's gonna be on Kidz Bop.

No, you're right. How can you do that? It has to, it has to. We were at Sugar Factory this weekend, and the guy was like, yo, what song you wanna hear? My daughter's son said, now they 12 and 11, Not Like Us.

And they don't know the words, all they know is, wah, wah, wah, wah, wah, wah, wah, wah, wah. They just know not like us, that's it. He gotta rewrite that whole song for Kidz Bop. There's so many, Kidz Bop, but not like us, no. That whole song gotta be rewritten. He could.

Certify lover boy, certify play with childs. Something like that. That still sounds horrible. Yeah, that sound horrible. Play with childs is crazy. Don't be something, I don't know. That still sounds horrible. Play with childs is crazy. Don't be something. I don't know how they gonna flip it. Wake that ass up. In the morning. The Breakfast Club.

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