Drake and 21 Savage: Peeps React to the Stars Being Sued Over R70M for Fake Vogue Cover to Promote ‘Her Loss’

Drake and 21 Savage: Peeps React to the Stars Being Sued Over R70M for Fake Vogue Cover to Promote ‘Her Loss’

  • Vogue is suing American rappers Drake and 21 Savage for faking their covers to promote their new album Her Loss
  • Vogue demands $4 million in damages, claiming that the fake covers they paraded on social media deceived over 135 million people
  • Peeps have shared mixed reactions to the ordeal, with some criticising Drake and 21 Savage and others claiming Vogue has no grounds to fight in court

PAY ATTENTION: Сheck out news that is picked exactly for YOU ➡️ find the “Recommended for you” block on the home page and enjoy!

Drake and 21 Savage are in hot water with Vogue after using the famed magazine's covers to promote their new album Her Loss.

Drake and 21 Savage
Drake and 21 Savage are being sued R70M by Vogue for fake covers. Image: Prince Williams and Cole Burston
Source: Getty Images

According to XXL, Vogue has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit. The international magazine claimed that the stars deceived and misled people with fake covers.

Read also

AKA and Nadia Nakai's relationship heats up, creating everlasting bond with matching tattoos

XXL further reported that court documents stated that Drizzy and 21 deceived 135 million people with fake covers.

Vogue is now suing Drake and 21 Savage for $4 million (Over R70M).

PAY ATTENTION: Never miss breaking news – join Briefly News' Telegram channel!

Peeps have taken to social media to react to the shocking news. Many internet users claimed that Drake and 21 Savage's fake cover completely misled them. Other netizens supported Vogue while criticising the famous celebrities.

In the comments section, some fans defended their faves, citing reasons why they shouldn't pay the million dollars they are being sued for.

Here are some reactions below:

@thEchrisgodsey said:

"oh so that wasn’t real? could’ve fooled me. That’s why they are getting sued. Serves them right."

@ashurah shared:

" I thought it was a real cover."

@xaryius wrote:

"This is no mistake, either a power move promote the album or publicity stunt to show he can do a fake cover and get off with it."

Read also

"Tickets to a funeral is crazy": Takeoff burial details leave loyal Migos fans enraged over rapper's upcoming final send-off

@14kjayoh posted:

"It’s parody. Can’t sue for that."

@zFrenchi commented:

"Parody is free game, vogue has no stance."

@iam_laure replied:

"Imagine getting sued over a Pinterest edit."

@inziani_libwege also said:

"Definitely a fake promo. There is no way they were that sloppy."

@notrealpain also shared:

"Lock them up"

@KingAlpha_VK also wrote:

"Been in the business too long to make that mistake.‍♂️"

@Nash8M added:

"So that’s what y’all are doing these daysYou are trying to get some money out of these rich men . It’s for entertainment purposes. Please stop. It’s becoming to irritating."

Drake's obsession with Uncle Waffles

In other news, Briefly News reported that Uncle Waffles' music career is a wonder to see. The American rapper Drake put her on the map after sharing a clip of her with hundreds of millions of followers.

Waffles mesmerised the Canadian rapper with her beauty, and he seemed to be completely taken by her talent. Drake dropped Honestly, Never Mind, and some people thought Uncle Waffles was why his music changed.

Read also

Tito Mboweni says big food corporations want to monetise his cooking, SA wants him to back cheesecake

According to ZAlebs, Drake shared a story of Uncle Waffles dancing to Adiwele and his more than 100 million followers in 2021. Since then, Drake has had several interactions with Uncle waffles online, making some think Drake was crushing on her.

PAY ATTENTION: Сheck out news that is picked exactly for YOU ➡️ find the “Recommended for you” block on the home page and enjoy!

Source: Briefly News

Tags:
Online view pixel