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Drake headlined London's Wireless Festival over the weekend, where he brought out surprise guests Lauryn Hill, 21 Savage, Vanessa Carlton, and more.

Drake claimed that London has the best lyricists in the world amid the ongoing U.K. versus U.S. rap debate during his headlining run at Wireless Festival.

UMG says Drake's updated defamation complaint over Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" is legal "blather" and should be dismissed.