Wack 100 is sounding the alarm for a challenging 2025 for Drake as he prepares for legal battles with Universal Music Group concerning Kendrick Lamar’s diss track, “Not Like Us.”
During a vibrant livestream conversation with DJ Akademiks, Wack 100 did not hold back in sharing his prediction about the scrutiny he expects Drake to face in the coming years. He compared the situation to the intense public and legal pressures currently experienced by Diddy, who is embroiled in serious charges including sexual trafficking and racketeering. Interestingly, Diddy remains steadfast in asserting his innocence, pleading not guilty to the allegations.
Wack 100 vividly describes what he sees as a pattern among artists who unknowingly engage in questionable behaviors. He explains, “90% of the artists were practicing some of the same acts that they thought was innocent. They get their bag up, they get their money up, they fly out, they bring them back… they have sex, they send them on their way. How the feds is moving now, they saying you are breaking the law.”
The conversation with Akademiks shifted to serious allegations involving a TDE artist and claims of sexual harassment and assault. These accusations follow a high-profile lawsuit filed by women against Top Dawg Entertainment executives. The label’s legal team has been quick to dismiss these claims as a “shakedown lawsuit” and is determined to clear their name.
In the midst of these intricate legal dramas, the world of music seems to be under a magnifying glass. The industry must navigate these turbulent waters as allegations and courtroom dramas are becoming more public. Wack 100’s warning to Drake serves as a reminder of the volatility within the music world, where fame and fortune can be marred by lawsuits and public scrutiny.
With the clock ticking towards 2025, Drake’s journey ahead could indeed be fraught with challenges. As Wack 100 ominously predicts, the level of scrutiny might rival the storm currently surrounding Diddy. Only time will reveal if these predictions hold true, but the unfolding narratives in the music industry promise gripping developments.
