When Drake told his 21 million Twitter followers that he did not support or have anything to do with a new documentary entitled "Drake's Homecoming: The Lost Footage," it caused irreparable damage, according to the film's distributor.
Specticast is now suing Drake for disavowing the film, which opens Thursday, March 19. According to TMZ, the company believes the Young Money artist did it to draw attention to his upcoming OVO Fest because he started to promote it on the social networking site after making the announcement.
The film features interviews with Jas Prince, the man who discovered Drake and footage from a 2009 concert in Toronto.
Both Jas and his father James Prince stand behind Drizzy's decision to pull his support.
This will ultimately be settled by a judge unless some sort of out of court deal is reached.
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