Just don't call it a podcast. Well, look at that countdown. 521. Here we go. That's how you're counting, man. This is a little Rosenberg show. You know, what's happening, baby? Yeah. You know, thank you. Here we are. In the water. That's right. Here we are. It's, yo, it's absolutely blood in the water. And that's going to be a theme today. We're bringing that back. Here we are, blood in the water. This Drake, uh, uh, uh, Aiden Ross, um, and whatever the guy, other guy name is, I got to get his name right. Laura, Can you get the other guy that's involved in that case with Dr. You don't want to call him. I don't.

I don't want to call him the Grand Wizard.

I don't want to call him I don't you I don't

want to call him chat wizard chat inward grand wizard whatever it is yeah yeah I want to

get his name let's get his name Laura okay okay okay I need to help today um but anyway I

want to take a look at that situation because I think there's a tie

into his universal lawsuit because remember, Diddy had a Diageo lawsuit?

We see where Diddy's at now.

Not saying Drake said it in the same direction.

And MJ, MJ and Sony, that was a, that was a a situation and you see how they tried to

Go heavy at MJ now I translate real quick so so yeah what what he wrote suggesting here is

Yeah that there's a history of when people go hard at a major label or a major corporation.

Yes.

Crazy things end up happening after.

Yes.

That's right.

That's right.

And so we're going to walk back through the Drake, Kendrick, Universal.

Now we're at.

And are we sure this is a federal rico charger is this just some local

state level thing at this no no i think it's i think i think i think the confusion is that it

it is like federal but it's not criminal is that what i understood no i financial crime so

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