Drake is looking to expose alleged acts of domestic violence committed by Kendrick Lamar in the defamation lawsuit against Universal Music Group. Drake Looks to Expose Kendrick Lamar Domestic Violence Allegations On Tuesday (Aug.

In a discovery bid, Drake, born Aubrey Graham, urged the court to force UMG and chief executive Lucian Grainge to turn over the label’s contract with Lamar, as well as information relating to allegations of domestic violence and other crimes committed by the Compton rapper.

Drake's lawsuit against UMG sought documents relating to allegations of domestic violence against Kendrick Lamar and the paternity of his children.

Recording label to provide all documents related to “allegations of domestic violence, violence against women, and/or other forms of violen

The filings demand UMG turn over custodial files from UMG Chairman and CEO Lucian Grainge, an unredacted copy of Kendrick Lamar’s recording contract with the label, and additional financial and contractual records.

Drake accuses UMG of backing a defamatory campaign through Kendrick Lamar’s diss track, intensifying their legal fight.

The case alleges UMG supported “Not Like Us” to harm Drake’s image during contract negotiations. Drake’s legal team is intensifying its discovery demands in the ongoing lawsuit against Universal Music Group over the promotion of Kendrick Lamar’s hit diss track “Not Like Us.

Drake asks court to force UMG CEO Lucian Grainge to release records in lawsuit over Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" diss track.

Drake firmly believes that Universal Music Group boss Lucian Grainge may have signed off on Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" with the knowledge the "pedophile" lyrics would damage his brand -- and Drake wants the judge to force UMG to hand over any documents that could prove his hunch!