On Friday (Aug.8), Drake hopped onto his Instagram Story to share some thrilling information about Stake. In honor of the playing platform’s eighth anniversary, the “Nokia” rapper shall be internet hosting a livestreaming occasion on the next day, Saturday (Aug.9) at 8 p.m.

While the vast majority of the livestream shall be targeted on celebrating Stake’s birthday, some followers are questioning if there’s an opportunity the rapper could drop snippets from his upcoming venture, Iceman. Prior to releasing “What Did I Miss?” Drake had shared a snippet of the track on a dwell stream. In a current Instagram submit, the rapper-actor wrote within the caption, “too many bangers,” which some consider is him hinting on the impending hits off his subsequent venture.

So far, Drake or his crew has not confirmed if he’ll share any extra new music he’s been engaged on, however followers can solely hope. At the second, the rapper seems to be breadcrumbing his viewers for one thing large.

In different information, a federal decide in Manhattan has allowed Drake’s authorized crew to serve a key third-party witness using alternative methods, after repeated makes an attempt at private supply failed within the rapper’s ongoing lawsuit in opposition to Universal Music Group (UMG).

In a memorandum opinion filed earlier this week, Judge Jeannette A. Vargas granted the movement allowing service of a subpoena on Kojo Menne Asamoah, who Drake claims is aware of UMG’s alleged efforts to control streaming numbers tied to a recording the artist says is defamatory.

“Plaintiff alleges that Mr. Asamoah possesses knowledge relating to UMG’s use of covert tactics to promote the Defamatory Material,” the court docket wrote, “including because Plaintiff believes that Mr. Asamoah was involved in directing payments and/or financial incentives from UMG to third parties involved in online botting.” Drake’s authorized crew has listed Asamoah as a related witness of their preliminary disclosures.