Black Eyed Peas and their music publishing company, BMG Rights Management, are suing a toy company for turning their multi-platinum smash, "My Humps," into "My Poops." According to BMG Rights ...

Black Eyed Peas‘ music publisher BMG Rights Management is suing a toymaker over a line of pooping and dancing unicorn dolls that allegedly sing the band’s hit ‘My Humps’. Yes, you read that correctly.

The post Black Eyed Peas Are Plopped into Legal Battle with Pooping Unicorn Toys appeared first on Consequence. Pooping unicorns might not be the first thing you think of when you think of Black Eyed ...

BMG Rights Management, the label behind The Black Eyed Peas‘ second-stage career explosion and owner of much of the group’s publishing, is suing MGA Entertainment, the company behind the Bratz dolls, ...

"Whatcha gon' do with all that poop? / All that poop, woo, woo," a group of dancing unicorns sings in a 2020 commercial for Poopsie Slime Surprise toys Jack Irvin has over five years of experience ...

In what’s an early frontrunner for the silliest lawsuit of 2023, music giant BMG has sued a toymaker alleging that a parody song based on the Black Eyed Peas’ “My Humps” — titled “My Poops,” and used ...

The poop is hitting the fan with the Black Eyed Peas. BMG Rights Management — the music publishing company for the Grammy-winning group behind “I Gotta Feeling,” “Boom Boom Pow” and “Where Is the Love ...

Toymaker MGA Entertainment has settled with BMG in a copyright lawsuit over MGA's parody of Black Eyed Peas' 2005 hit, "My Humps," used in a television commercial. The amount of the settlement has not ...

Can a unicorn toy that poops sparkling slime also function as a form of cultural criticism? Or, if that toy tweaks the lyrics of a popular song, is it simply exploiting the market for that song ...

Sometimes imitation isn’t flattering, at least from Black Eyed Peas‘ record label BMG Rights Management’s standpoint. Last week, the company made headlines after news outlets reported that they were ...

There has been a lot of discussion in the media recently regarding the unauthorized use of another’s art. From accusations that the Lensa app used artists’ works without permission to Congresswoman ...