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Spotify shares their new mini-doc, "A Day In Ghana With Kendrick Lamar."

Spotify followed Kendrick Lamar during his first trip to Ghana for a new mini-documentary.

A new idea for the meaning of Kendrick Lamar's "oklama" theorizes that it comes from the language of the Choctaw indigenous people.

Freddie Gibbs tells rappers to keep his name out of their mouth after Benny The Butcher said "[working with Freddie Gibbs] came & went."

"Lucid Dreams" is nearing 2 billion streams on Spotify after passing "God's Plan."

Sounwave appeared on Spotify's "The Big Hit Show" and dished about the creation of one of Lamar's most recognizable tracks.

Over 406 million people worldwide use Spotify to stream.

He also told Rogan that white people shouldn't say the n-word, adding, "Let us have that... Y'all already human-trafficked us over here."

Kanye West says he has 10 projects on the Spotify albums chart at the same time.

"Yeezy Season approaching!"

The album surpassed Drake's "Scorpion."

"God himself would say you f***ng failed. You ain't try."

Joe Rogan's Spotify deal is worth truck loads of cash.

Kendrick will elucidate upon his magnum opus.

Joe Budden decided to weigh in on the Joe Rogan controversy during a recent podcast episode, and claimed he had observed the host's language years ago and attempted to warn his fans, but everyone told him to "shut the f**k up."

Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski wrote an open letter to the podcaster, saying "we are ready to fight alongside you."

Kendrick Lamar will detail the "To Pimp A Butterfly" sessions on the next season of Spotify's "The Big Hit."

He's back on "The Joe Rogan Experience" and speaking openly about his recent controversy.

Spotify's CEO sent out an email to the company addressing Joe Rogan's recent n-word controversy.

The streaming platform has taken down 70 episodes of "The Joe Rogan Experience" in which the host uses the n-word.

He also stated that there "will be opinions, ideas, and beliefs" that Spotify employees will disagree with but that often occurs in business.

She recently joined several other artists who asked Spotify to remove their catalogs because of comments Rogan makes on his podcast.

While reportedly speaking with investors, Spotify founder and CEO Daniel Ek was questioned about artists ditching the platform because of Rogan.

Neil Young and Joni Mitchell recently removed their music from Spotify, citing Rogan's misinformation about COVID and the vaccines as the reason.

Joe Rogan addresses some of the recent concerns surrounding his podcast in a new video.

Spotify is attaching a "content advisory" to all podcast episodes that feature discussions about COVID-19.

SiriusXM also reportedly announced it will be bringing back Neil Young Radio in solidarity.

The legendary musician demanded to be removed from Spotify because he claims they allow Rogan to spread misinformation about COVID vaccines.