By LIZA CASBONA
Diplomatic Man Inc., a record label founded by rapper Cam' Ron and business associates, filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against Nike Inc. in Manhattan federal court on Jan. 8.
According to legal documents, Diplomatic Man alleged Nike used a song titled “The Second Coming” in national commercials for its Air Force 25 line without the proper permissions. According to Diplomatic Man, LaRon James, who is known professionally as Juelz Santana, performed the song in question. The ads featured the National Basketball Association All-Stars. Diplomatic Man asked for preliminary and permanent injunctions, damages and trial costs.
A spokesman for Nike said, “Nike values its relationships with the various artists and athletes that represent our brand. We have a signed agreement with Juelz Santana that includes a warranty that all necessary releases were obtained. Therefore, we will examine the complaint and prepare to vigorously defend ourselves.”
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hmmmmmmm..........
What the hell is with this hibbity jibbity?
What's it really about?
You would think......
peddling workout tapes.
But whats with the ending?
Whoa......
Lets get animal.
Animal,
Lets get in2 animal.
I hope the activist dont find out about that.
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