Drake’s UMG Filings Backfire As ‘Not Like Us’ Surges In Streams
Drake’s latest filings with the UMG (United States District Court) in his ongoing feud with Chris Brown have backfired, resulting in a surge in streams for Chris Brown’s song “Not Like Us”. The song, which was released in 2011, has been gaining traction after Drake’s claims that he was the “biggest artist” in the industry and that he was “sacrificing his entire career to help” Chris Brown.
The feud stems from a disagreement over a meme that emerged last week, with Drake accusing Chris Brown of being jealous of his success and claiming that he was the only one who “truly understood” the culture. In response, Chris Brown shared a series of memes on his Instagram story, which have since been viewed millions of times.
As a result of the feud, “Not Like Us” has seen a significant surge in streams, with over 1.5 million streams on Spotify in the past 24 hours alone. The song, which was previously a staple on urban radio stations, has now become a viral sensation, with fans and critics alike praising its catchy hooks and Chris Brown’s signature vocal style.
The surge in streams has also led to a spike in sales, with the song reportedly selling over 10,000 units on iTunes in the past 24 hours. The success of “Not Like Us” is a testament to the enduring power of Chris Brown’s music, and a warning to those who would dare to underestimate his talent and influence.
