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Ever since Marvin's Room came out, the million dollar question was if those voicemails on the hook were real. Turns out they are and Drake was not given permission to use them!

A young woman named Ericka Lee is claiming to be Drake's ex, and the woman in the voicemails. Lee says she had a personal and business relationship with Drake, and that Marvin's Room was a collaborative idea. Drake and Lee reportedly registered the song together at the U.S. Copyright Office, but the relationship soured soon after the song was released.

Lee says that Drake texted her and offered her 2% of royalties, but she then hired her own lawyer, leading to angry phone calls from Drake and an offer of 4-5% of royalties and $50,000. With the success of the song, Lee is not settling for the percentage of royalties Drake offered and is demanding to be named co-writer. She's also seeking to recover damages and additional rewards for unjust enrichment.

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