Drake and 21 Savage's fake Vogue cover

Vogue magazines parent company, Conde Nast, has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against rappers Drake and 21 Savage over their "Her Loss" album promotional materials. Drake and 21 Savage used a mock up of a Vogue magazine cover placed over a photo of themselves for an item on social networking. They also made the false claim they would appear in Vogue. It turns out that was a lie.

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Conde Nast's $4,000,000 federal lawsuit branded the publicity stunt by the rappers, "A flagrant infringement of the company's trademark." Drake and 21 Savage have yet to comment on the lawsuit. The "Her Loss" album has been getting the rappers in trouble, especially Drake. Social networking has been slamming Drake over comments he made on the album about Megan Thee Stallion (stated she is lying about getting shot) and Serena Williams (referring to her husband Alexis Ohanian as a "groupie").

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'Vogue' sues rappers Drake and 21 Savage over fake magazine cover promoting new album

November 9, 20225:00 AM ET - Condé Nast, the publisher of Vogue magazine, has filed a lawsuit against rappers Drake and 21 Savage for using a fake Vogue cover used to promote their new album, Her Loss.

In a 30-page lawsuit filed on Monday, Condé Nast argues that the "widespread promotional campaign" launched by the rappers for their latest album is "built entirely" on the use of Vogue's trademarks — giving the false premise that the two artists would be featured in an issue of the magazine.

Condé Nast is seeking at least $4 million in damages or triple the rappers' profits from their album and its "counterfeit" magazine — whichever is higher...

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