Drake’s Diva Antics Exposed?

By: Amanda Anderson-Niles

Drake’s recent blowup with Rolling Stone Magazine was such a disaster that the PR company he hired to help him with his last album dropped him.

Just to refresh your memory, Drake hopped on Twitter and dragged Rolling Stone Magazine after they decided to pull his cover last-minute to honor deceased actor Philip Seymour instead.

He then claimed that he would never again do another magazine interview, and he was also upset that the publication ran with some quotes about his good friend Kanye West.

But now more gossip is coming out about Drake’s alleged behind the scenes behavior. And those in the industry are starting to think his management company is going to ruin his music career, as well as his alleged diva like behavior.

Apparently being dropped from public relations firm ID isn’t the first issue Drake’s had regarding his behavior.

The New York Post reports:

Billboard on Friday reported Drake and ID split after he ranted on Twitter over losing a Rolling Stone cover to Hoffman after his tragic death: “I’m done doing interviews for magazines. I just want to give my music to the people. That’s the only way my message gets across accurately.”

But we hear that was the last straw for ID, as well, after Drake hadn’t shown up for several other magazine shoots and TV appearances the firm had arranged, leaving editors and execs grousing about Drake’s management team, composed of cronies from his hometown of Toronto who call themselves “October’s Very Own.”

“It’s a shame that someone with so much talent is surrounded by kids who are burning bridges left and right,” a source told us.

ID also reps Alicia Keys and Ben Stiller.

We also hear Drake had an ugly split with another firm, The Chamber Group, after he got into a screaming match with a female publicist and ordered her out an elevator they were riding in at New York’s London/NYC Hotel.