These so-called deepfakes also included sham appearances by the rappers on NPR’s Tiny Desk series and The Howard Stern Show. The fake Vogue cover was one of several fake promos for Her Loss, which dropped Nov. 17), notes that Drake and 21 Savage agreed only to take down the image “to avoid unnecessary cost and expense” while they continue to fight the case. The filing explicitly noted they were not “conceding any liability” or “wrongdoing” in the matter.Ĭardi B Accuser Agrees to Repay $350K She Spent on Lawyers In His Failed Lawsuit Over Tattoo Image The new document, filed in New York federal court on Thursday (Nov. Importantly, all of those actions were required under a temporary restraining order issued by a federal judge on Nov.
This includes taking down all public displays of the fake cover, including online and social media posts and any physical copies. Drake and 21 Savage‘s fake Vogue cover is no more.Īfter publisher Condé Nast hit them with a lawsuit for promoting fake cover story in the heralded magazine to market their new album, Her Loss, the rappers have “voluntarily ceased and desisted” from all uses of the Vogue cover and trademark as well as the name, image or likeness of editor-in-chief Anna Wintour and any false or misleading statements concerning the magazine to promote the album.
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