Streamer B.Lou Named in Drake's UMG Lawsuit Drops Diss Track

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A streamer that Drake (practically) mentioned in his defamation lawsuit against Universal Music Group has released a diss song to him.

B.Lou, a streamer who appears on YouTube reacting to videos with Zias!, released the song “C.P.B ‘Certified Pssy Boy’” yesterday (Jan. 17) that attacks Drizzy for “going out sad” for stooping low enough to involve streamers in his lawsuit.

“Why is you worried about us? Go get you a bag,” raps B.Lou on the track before also saying that Drake is “cornin’” him with his lawsuit. Check out the track below.

In Drake’s lawsuit to UGM, Drake talks about Zias! And B.Lou’s reaction video for “Not Like Us” that had more than 6.6 million views at the time of its filing. Soon after seeing Zias!’s channel mentioned in the lawsuit, B. Lou posted several AI-generated memes referring to Drake as a “rat.”

Kai Cenat was another streamer named in Drake’s lawsuit. After reading the lawsuit during a recent stream, he asked “Wait, why am I in this shit?” After wrongly believing that he was somehow in trouble, Cenat continued on, suggesting that he was told to stream.

“Wait, hold on! Wait, what the fuck? I’m getting sued?! N***a, this night I was told to stay on stream!” he added.

Mark Phillips of RDCWorld also recently reacted to being featured in the lawsuit. During a recent stream, he expressed his opinion. "One thing I learned in my life is this: The biggest L's come from not knowing how to take an L," he said. "I honestly believe that shit. Some n***as just gotta take an L and move on.”

“Everybody take L's! Everybody! Every single person on this Earth takes L's, so we need to just learn how to take them,” he continued. “But I ain't gonna lie—us in the Black community, me included—when you get an L, bro, it's just like, 'Man, hell no!' You just get mad... But the further you go with not accepting the L, the more L's you will obtain. You are literally building the L's up, and you're making your first L even bigger.”

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