Tupac Shakur’s estate isn’t pleased with Drake cloning the late hip-hop legend’s voice in a Kendrick Lamar diss track. Attorney Howard King, representing Mr. Shakur’s estate, sent a cease-and-desist letter calling Drake’s use of Shakur’s voice “a flagrant violation of Tupac’s publicity and the estate’s legal rights.”

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Drake’s “Taylor Made” Kendrick Lamar diss has been deleted from social media. On Wednesday (April 25), Billboard reported that 2Pac’s Estate sent Drizzy a cease and desist letter for using Pac’s voice through artificial intelligence. “Taylor Made” has since been scrubbed from Aubrey’s Instagram, X/Twitter, and official YouTube channel.

Fat Joe believes Drake defeated Kendrick Lamar in their battle but insisted Chris Brown had the best diss track overall.

The cease and desist letter alleges that Drake's use of AI Tupac was unauthorized and is a "flagrant violation of Tupac’s publicity and the estate’s legal rights."

Drake has removed his Kendrick Lamar “diss track” amid outrage from Tupac Shakur’s estate it used AI to recreate the murdered rapper’s voice. The 37-year-old performer released ‘Taylor Made Freestyle’ last week that deployed artificial intelligence to clone Tupac and Snoop Dogg’s voices in his second diss track against Kendrick,

Drake’s infamous diss track for Kendrick Lamar, Taylor Made Freestyle, has been taken down less than two weeks after it was released. The track, which was a response to Lamar’s song

Drake takes down Kendrick Lamar diss track after Tupac’s estate threatens lawsuit - Tupac Shakur’s estate threatened legal action over Drake’s use of AI-generated vocals impersonating the later rapper