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A rep for Drake denied rumors of a cease and desist order to block Kendrick Lamar from performing "Not Like Us" at the Super Bowl.

It turns out Wack 100 ‘s claim was Kendrick Lamar and Drake was, in fact, wack. The music manager alleged in a livestream over the weekend that the Canadian rapper filed a cease-and-desist order in order to prevent Lamar from performing his chart-topping diss track “Not Like Us” at the Super Bowl.

Drake won’t be trying to stop Kendrick Lamar from playing his megahit “Not Like Us” at the Super Bowl halftime show next year. “The rumors are completely false,” a rep for Drake, 37, told Us Weekly in a statement on Tuesday.

The rumor was initially sparked by comments on a live stream from rapper Wack 100 claiming Drake was using the NFL to try to restrict Lamar within his upcoming performance. Cease-and-desists have been present throughout some of the Drake and Kendrick Lamar rap battle back and forth.

Kendrick Lamar's “Not Like Us” ties Lil Nas X's all-time record for the most weeks spent at No. 1 on Billboard's Hot Rap Songs chart—a feat it might beat very soon.