Drake linking Caffeine with URL helps the league, and battle rap, to evolve and gain visibility.

Fans of the Ultimate Rap League rap battle series just might become the biggest Drake fans yet as the Canadian rap royal announces a partnership with new streaming app Caffeine to live stream URL ...

Rapper and entrepreneur Aubrey "Drake" Graham signed a partnership with new streaming app Caffeine to live stream URL rap battles.

The broadcast, hosted by acclaimed battle rap media personality Jay Blac, marked the first time viewers could watch live content on the app. However, that was just the start of the advancements.

Drake is working with the Ultimate Rap League (URL) to get into the commercial battle rap arena through his partnership with a new streaming company.

As part of the agreement, Caffeine will live-stream and co-produce rap battles in conjunction with URL (Ultimate Rap League), the world’s largest Battle Rap platform.

Then battle rap “purists” circulated the false rumor that Smack sold his company to Caffeine for $113 million, which is why when the app chose not to work with long-time battle rap ...

Stream URL’s Ultimate Madness Rap Battle Tournament Live on Caffeine 16 of the best battle rappers will face-off for a $25,000 grand prize in URL's Ultimate Madness tournament, airing ...

In 2020, Drake brought together Ultimate Rap League (URL) and Caffeine, setting the battle rap scene on fire. With over 8.7 million in total viewershi ...

Battle raps leading platform, SMACK/URLTV aka the Ultimate Rap League, have unveiled their highly anticipated URLTV mobile App.

This weekend, URL and Caffeine continue their fruitful partnership to put on Ultimate Madness 3, a bracket-styled tournament pitting some of the game's veteran voices against some of battle rap's ...