Drake becomes the first rapper to chart 10 albums on the Billboard 200 in the same week 📊 ▫️ #17 — Take Care ▫️ #25 — $$$4U ▫️ #39 — Views ▫️ #64 — Certified Lover Boy ▫️ #72 — For All The Dogs ▫️ #92 — Thank Me Later ▫️ #101 — Scorpion ▫️ #133 — More Life ▫️ #179 — Nothing Was… pic.twitter.com/zf3Fgs15Uu

A$AP Rocky has spoken. The “Praise the Lord” rapper appeared to diss fellow hip hop star Drake on his newly released album “Don’t Be Dumb.”

A$AP Rocky acknowledged that his latest album contains pointed references to Drake, describing a fallout rooted in jealousy and broken friendships.

“At the heart of the scheme, Drake — acting directly and through willing and knowledgeable co-conspirators — has deployed automated bots and streaming farms to artificially inflate play counts of his music across major platforms, such as Spotify,” the complaint states.

Drake is said to have contacted the mother of late rapper XXXTentacion after his passing, according to claims discussed in a recent interview.

The Canadian rapper and two other people are also accused in a RICO lawsuit of using the Stake gambling platform to transfer money between themselves.

CHICAGO -- There is a new lawsuit against rapper Drake, who's being sued for allegedly promoting an illegal and fraudulent gambling scheme. When Drake is not making music, the rap superstar boasts on social media he's making millions through online gambling.

Drake climbed from mixtape nights and small-stage vibes to global superstardom, dropping chart-toppers that had fans hitting replay like it was therapy. He turned OVO into a lifestyle, made arenas feel personal,

A$AP Rocky recently seemingly dissed Drake on his newest album, Don't Be Dumb, on the track STOP YA FLOW. Now, Charlamagne tha God has commented on A$AP Rocky's music, stating in an appearance on The Breakfast Club that the only time he has heard Rocky's music is when the rapper disses Drake: