Drake’s YouTube Account Hacked; ‘Not Like Us’ Uploaded

In a bizarre turn of events, the official YouTube account of Drake has been compromised by unauthorized actors. The security breach resulted in the unexpected upload of Kendrick Lamar’s hit diss track, “Not Like Us,” directly to the Canadian superstar’s channel. The irony of the situation is palpable, as the song serves as one of the most prominent records released during their high-profile feud.

At the time of reporting, the unauthorized video remained live on the platform, with no immediate resolution from the account administrators. This incident appears to be part of a broader wave of cyberattacks targeting high-profile musicians. Reports indicate that several other major artists have faced similar security issues, including Kanye West, Playboi Carti, Michael Jackson, and Ken Carson.

Summary of every artist page “hacked” today on Youtube/Apple Music (so far)

Ye (Kanye West): HH was uploaded as a single to yt, aswell as a video titled ‘Mama’s Boyfriend’ with the audio of a random d4vd & jasontheween song 😭

d4vd: Song uploaded titled “I DID IT” using a… https://t.co/0OdCBEYj4S

— Spectre (@spectre0799) July 27, 2026

The scale of these hacks suggests a coordinated effort to disrupt the digital presence of some of the music industry’s biggest names. As fans and industry observers monitor the situation, the incident highlights the ongoing vulnerabilities within major streaming and social media platforms regarding artist account security.