Travis Scott 'Ghostwriter' Exposed After Sicko Mode Reference Track Leaks

Drake is denied a copyright. Travis Scott allegedly got more help with Sicko Mode than fans thought.

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00:00Drake is denied a copyright plus Kravis Scott allegedly got more help with

00:07sicko mode than fans thought. Hey guys it's Ali for Hollywood Life with your

00:13hip-hop roundup starting with Nas. Recall last week we told you about the

00:16rapper's new song Ultra Black that took a shot at Doja Cat in the lyrics. Well the

00:21track left Twitter split. Half gave Nas the he's a legend excuse while the other

00:26half slammed him for dissing a woman much younger than him. But despite how

00:29fans felt the diss didn't seem to bother Doja much. The say-so singer took to

00:34TikTok to react by trolling the entire situation. I can't play the clip because

00:39of copyright reasons but Ultra Black can be heard playing in the background while

00:42Doja says I am so offended and upset about this song. Then she pauses for a second

00:47before completely ignoring Ultra Black and saying have you guys heard fruit salad by

00:51the Wiggles? And speaking of trolling let's talk about 6ix9ine egging on some of his

00:55enemies on the West Coast and calling LA his city. This is just so beautiful like

01:00they love me here. You know what I'm saying? Look at my city. Take a look at my city.

01:04Take a look at my city. Beautiful. How does it look? Amazing. That's my city right there.

01:09That's my city right there. Yeah, I remember. I remember they said I couldn't come out here, Murphy.

01:12And by the way, if you're trying to pause the video in the screenshot by the time I upload this, I'm already gone.

01:21Adding to this, Slim 400 took to social media to show off his new F69 tattoo and reacted to the rapper

01:31acting tough in LA. You a ho. You the biggest clap chaser of them all. I swear to God, boy, if you

01:38ain't had no mafia body, boy, I wouldn't be in Vegas. To Drake now, the rapper announced last Friday that

01:46this new album will be titled Certified Lover Boy. However, he reportedly won't be able to trademark

01:51the title. According to Complex, an attorney named Robert Kleinman filed a trademark application for

01:57the phrase for the possible use of music, clothing, television, movies, live events, etc. Kleinman won't

02:03reveal to Complex if this was about Drizzy, but he has reportedly been the attorney for dozens of

02:08Drake-related trademarks in the past. The reason the trademark was denied is due to likelihood of

02:13confusion. This is because a Michigan clothing company, Lover's Lane, registered Lover Boy for

02:19things like underwear. Then there's a possibility of confusion because of the band Lover Boy, who made

02:24the 80s hit Working for the Weeknd. It's important to mention this denial doesn't mean Drake has to

02:28change the name of his album, though. The trademark would just provide legal protections against

02:32counterfeit merch and things like that. However, there is still time for Drizzy to work out a consent

02:37agreement with Lover Boy and Lover's Lane, so we will see what happens.

02:40But okay, to Travis Scott now. On Saturday, reference tracks leaked online that reportedly prove

02:46Cy High, The Prince, laid the groundwork for Travis's biggest hit, Sicko Mode, as well as Coffee Bean.

02:54However, I'm not sure why this is a big deal or why this shocked so many people. Cy High is a credited

02:58writer on multiple songs for Astroworld, an album that is far from brand new at this point.

03:03References tracks are a songwriter's way of communicating their idea to the artist, who then will perform it

03:08in the final recording. Almost like a storyboard in filmmaking, so I don't really know the big deal.

03:13But comment below if you think there is one. But alright guys, that's it for today.

03:17Hit the sub-like and bell button, follow me on social media at Ali Stignita, and have a good one.