The lawyers of epic Games y Fortnite they are working overtime because they do not stop receiving demands. This is what happens when something is successful and many people want to make a cut. On this occasion, a new complaint for the inclusion of a dance in the fashionable battle royale.
If you are up to date with the memes from the internet you will remember the story of the 'boy in the orange shirt'. No, he is not a bullfighter. He's a kid who sent his dance to the contest Fortnite BoogieDown. He did not win, but his dance went viral and fans asked for his celebration to be included in the game, until it was finally included as a free reward in the fourth season of the Battle Pass.
But, it seems that Rachel McCumbers, mother of the creature, has not been very amused, and has denounced Epic Games for the inclusion of her son's dance in Fortnite.
McCumbers joins 2 Milly, Alfonso Ribeiro y Backpack Kid, who have also filed a lawsuit against Epic Games for the inclusion of their dances in Fortnite. They are all represented by the same law firm.
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The claim alleges that "the defendants have unfairly benefited from the protected creative expression, image and trademark 'Orange Shirt Kid' without consent or authorization. In addition, the lawsuit also states that dancing and gambling produced a wave of cyberbullying on McCumbers' son, who was forced to shut down his social media.
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