Drake is looking to expose alleged acts of domestic violence committed by Kendrick Lamar in the defamation lawsuit against UMG. On Tuesday (Aug. 12), Drake's legal team filed the latest motion in their federal lawsuit against the music giant over K-Dot's "Not Like Us," requesting the turning over of dozens of documents pertaining to the case. Among the 75 document requests are demands to give up documents "relating to domestic violence, violence against women, and/or other forms of violence committed by Kendrick Lamar Duckworth." In addition, the filing asks for "all documents and communications relating to [Dave Free] and his relationship to Kendrick Lamar and Kendrick Lamar's children." Drake's lawyers are also seeking an unredacted version of Kendrick Lamar's UMG contract as well as the custodial files of UMG CEO Lucian Grainge. XXL has reached out to Kendrick Lamar's team and Drake's attorneys for comment.