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Drake ‘Janice STFU’ Copyright Lawsuit is Withdrawn
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
Less than two weeks after an Oregon producer claimed he wrote the chorus to one of this year’s biggest hits, the lawsuit is dead for now
Less than two weeks after an Oregon producer claimed he wrote the chorus to one of this year’s biggest hits, the lawsuit is dead for now
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