TAYLOR MADE FREESTYLE DROPPED

Last week, Drake posted a song called "Taylor Made Freestyle" on social media. However, according to Billboard, it seems like he has now taken down the track.

 The song featured AI renderings of 2Pac and Snoop Dogg's voices. The reason behind this removal is a legal letter from 2Pac's estate. The letter stated that the song was using Tupac Shakur's personality rights without permission, which the estate found to be a misuse and misappropriation. 

They expressed their deep disappointment and dismay over this unauthorized usage, calling it a clear disrespect towards one of the greatest hip-hop artists of all time. Drake's representative chose not to comment on the matter, and Drake himself did not provide any explanation for removing the song.

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