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Drake Claims Apple Paid to Misdirect Siri Requests Toward Kendrick Lamar's Song

Drake takes legal action against his label and Spotify, and claims Apple was paid to misdirect Siri requests toward rival Kendrick Lamar's song.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Drake has made a wild claim that Apple was paid to purposely misdirect Siri requests toward rival Kendrick Lamar's song. The feud between Drake and Lamar seems to have no end, with the latest allegation suggesting a possible Siri malfunction. According to Billboard, Drake is taking legal action against his music label, Universal Music Group (UMG), as well as Spotify, claiming they conspired against him and boosted Lamar's song 'Not Like Us,' which contains an allegation against Drake.

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