Drake recently made headlines by purchasing a heavily armored truck from Apocalypse Manufacturing, a move reportedly costing him $200,000. The vehicle, designed for doomsday scenarios, was delivered to Drake’s $15 million ranch in Texas, where he shared images of both the truck and the ranch on Instagram with the caption “Wick em.”

This purchase comes shortly after a security incident at Drake’s Toronto mansion, where a security guard was shot in the chest during a skirmish related to Drake’s rivalry with Kendrick Lamar. Following the shooting, Drake faced additional security concerns with trespassers at his property in May.

While June has been quieter for Drake in terms of security incidents, he now faces a legal challenge from JR Apparel, the owner of the Members Only brand. The lawsuit alleges trademark infringement over Drake’s sale of t-shirts featuring the phrase “Members Only” during his It’s All a Blur Tour, despite Drake having released a song titled “Members Only” in collaboration with PARTYNEXTDOOR in 2023.

JR Apparel claims they attempted to resolve the dispute out of court to no avail, leading to their decision to file for damages based on trademark infringement, unfair competition, and trademark dilution.