Not good news for Drake.

The suit accuses Drake , Cash Money Records and Universal of Copyright Infringement. The song sampled at the beginning of “Best I Ever Had” is allegedly their song, “Fallin’ In Love,” by Hamilton, Joe Frank and Dennison/Reynolds. The copyright for the music belongs to Playboy Music, Inc. and Plaintiff, Playboy Enterprises, is its successor in interest.

They're a tad bit late on catching this. Again, it looks like flop people are suing successful people for having music that is similar to theirs, but only after they are having success. The song was everywhere in 2009, and they never heard it once? Please. They seen that his album is selling a lot, and he's having a lot of radio success now, so they decide "Hey, his one song 'Best I Ever Had' sort of sounds like one of our flop songs. Let's sue for some of his money." It's ridiculous. Just like when other flop people tried to sue Avril Lavigne for "Girlfriend" months after it had peaked and The Black Eyed Peas for "Party All the Time" after the album had been out for months.

"Fallin' in Love' was a number-one hit. In fact, to this very day, it is the only song on the Playboy Records roster to ever hit number-one.

They are extremely slow on the uptake, though.

I hear “Fallin’ In Love,” by Hamilton, Joe Frank and Dennison/Reynolds all the time at work and Best I Ever Had CLEARLY sampled it. Somebody needs to pay up.

I've read that Playboy is a little hard up for cash as of late, so hopefully they will be able to milk some money out of this lawsuit.

It's funny that they are catching up on this late, but it's also funny that one of the reasons why Drake turned his mixtape into an EP is because he couldn't get all of the samples cleared. "Best I Ever Had" clearly sampled that song. Pay up.