The complaint says that this caused “unmistakable” confusion among the public, including media outlets reporting that the rappers would actually be on the cover.
The complaint also accuses Drake & 21 of creating physical counterfeit issues of Vogue and distributing them to major metropolitan areas, along with posters that mimic the magazine’s imagery. And none of it has been authorized by Conde Nast.” The complaint insists, “All of this is false. 7) in Manhattan federal court, Condé Nast claims that the rappers’ promo campaign, reaching more than 135 million social media followers, was built “entirely” on the unauthorized use of the magazine’s trademarks and false representations they would appear on Vogue’s next cover, with the “love and support” of longtime editor-in-chief Anna Wintour. According to a complaint filed Monday (Nov.
Reuters reports that Vogue’s publisher, Condé Nast, is suing the MCs for using the magazine’s trademarks without permission. Unfortunately for them, it was real enough for the REAL owner of Vogue Magazine to sue them.ĬLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD OUR APP AND TAKE US WITH YOU ANYWHERE! It was part of their creative promo for the duo’s joint album, Her Loss. Hey, remember when that Vogue Magazine cover with Drake & 21 Savagepopped up out of nowhere a few weeks back? Now, we would later find out that the cover was actually a fake (along with those segments mimicking NPR’s Tiny Desk Concerts, The Howard Stern Show, and Saturday Night Live).
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