Drake Bot Lawsuit Gets Tossed Out of Court
RBX's fraud case against Spotify over Drake's streams didn't make it past the judge.

Remember when RBX came swinging at Spotify last November, claiming the platform had been sleeping on billions of fake Drake streams? Yeah, that one's dead in the water now. The case got thrown out.
RBX was essentially saying Spotify knew about the fraud and did nothing—turned a blind eye while Drake's numbers got artificially inflated. It sounded like a legitimate beef with real stakes. But the court wasn't having it.
This is a reminder that even when something looks suspicious on the surface, actually proving it in front of a judge is a whole different battle. Stream manipulation is real and it's a problem in the industry, but you need more than accusations and vibes to make a case stick. The streaming wars stay messy, but this particular legal gambit came up short.
Read the full story at Music Ally → https://musically.com/2026/10/27/legal-roundup-drake-bots-neil-young-vs-us-president-suno/
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