After Drake shared the Kendrick Lamar diss track "Taylor Made Freestyle" — also featuring an AI-generated Snoop Dogg verse — to Instagram, Tupac's estate took issue with the use of his voice and issued a cease-and-desist letter demanding the song be taken down.

The diss track, which dropped last week, appeared to use an artificial intelligence-generated version of the late rapper’s voice.

On Wednesday, April 24, Billboard reported that the Shakur estate was “threatening to sue Drake” for “Taylor Made Freestyle” because it used AI to generate Tupac’s voice. Billboard relayed the estate felt it was “‘a flagrant violation’ of the law and a ‘blatant abuse’ of his legacy.”

Tupac’s estate threatened to sue Drake in a cease-and-desist letter. Drake used AI-generated Tupac and Snoop Dogg vocals to taunt Kendrick on “Taylor Made Freestyle.” Tupac’s estate condemned “the dismaying use” of his voice.

The song, which was originally released on April 19, was scrubbed from Drake’s Instagram page and from his X account.

Drake shared the song last Friday, releasing it on the heels of "Push Ups," his response to Lamar's verse on Futrue and Metro Boomin's "Like That." While "Push Ups" got an official release, "Taylor Made Freestyle" was only ever posted as a video on Drake's social media pages,

After Tupac Shakur's estate threatened to sue him for using the late rapper's AI vocals on his song "Taylor Made Freestyle," Drake has removed the track from his social media profiles. Drake initially posted the song,

As of Friday morning, Drake appears to have pulled “Taylor Made” from X and Instagram where he originally posted the diss track. A link to the original post on Instagram read “the page may have been removed.

Tupac Shakur’s lawyers warned Drake that they would take him to court if he did not take down his “Taylor Made” diss track featuring AI-altered vocals made to sound like the late rapper. And it seems like the message was received loud and clear.