A legal dispute tied to a recent Drake music video has come to an end. Court records show that the lawsuit connected to What Did I Miss? is no longer active, effectively closing the case.
The complaint had been filed over the use of footage and imagery in the video, with the plaintiff alleging unauthorized use. However, filings indicate the case was dismissed before reaching any substantive rulings. The dismissal means the court will not weigh in on the claims themselves, and no further legal action is currently pending over the video.
Drake released What Did I Miss? as part of a broader rollout that drew attention both for its visuals and its timing. While the lawsuit added brief legal noise around the release, the resolution suggests the issue will not affect the video’s availability or the artist’s plans.
What this really means is simple. The case is over, no judgment was issued, and there is no ongoing litigation tied to the project. For now, the matter appears fully settled.
