The single from the deluxe version of Eternal Atake titled РІР‚СљThat WayРІР‚Сњ possesses the image of a man nailed to a giant orange heart through an orange beam that goes through his chest. It is now another cover art that has gotten the Philadelphia artist into trouble. The original, cover art was a take on the HeavenРІР‚в„ўs Gate logo, with the surviving members of the religious cult threatening to take legal action against Lil Uzi if he had it. The winner was a drawing of three women looking at earth from another planet. A week before the album dropped, Lil Uzi posted three possible cover art images and asked his Twitter followers to choose which one they liked best. There are 18 tracks on the album, divided into three parts which all represent a different aspect of the rapperРІР‚в„ўs personality: Baby Pluto, Renji, and Lil Uzi Vert. In Uzi's SNS accounts, many people have left comments requesting further explanation on the possible intellectual property infringement and measures to compensate the original illustrator.Lil Uzi Vert has a new album on the shelves, but people are talking about the cover art more than the music itself.Р”В®ternal Atake is the long-awaited follow-up to Lil UziРІР‚Вs 2017РІР‚в„ўs РІР‚СљLuv Is Rage 2РІР‚Сњ. Since the allegation was raised, comparisons of the artworks and criticism against the rapper have been prevalent online. The Korea Times also reached out to Uzi's management and record label, asking for comment on the possible intellectual property infringement by Uzi, but didn't receive any response. In multiple media reports, the conversation between Tae Tae and Uzi's illustrator showed that Uzi asked the illustrator to recreate Tae Tae's art piece, which is potential evidence of a violation of the the Korean artist's intellectual property rights. He also claims that he cannot reach out to Uzi as well РІР‚В¦ So I am looking for a lawyer who can help me to tackle the situation.' But he said he was also told to do so by Uzi. Tae Tae was quoted as saying by OSEN, an online entertainment news media, Monday that 'I had contacted the illustrator who made the album's cover art for Uzi. You are a great artist,' the rapper wrote in an Instagram comment after the controversy started growing. If you want money I will have my team contact and give you money. 'Hey I'm not a mean person or a thief, I get inspired a lot. The Korean artist reposted a comment where Uzi claimed he would offer compensation for the artwork, however, the Korean artist says it is baseless as he cannot contact the U.S. The original illustration features a pink heart and a girl in school uniform, while Uzi's album cover has an orange heart and a man in a suit. It appears that Uzi's piece has a very high level of similarity with that of Tae Tae, showing only differences in color and character. The illustrator also uploaded his artwork next to the rappers cover art to display the similarity between the two.

Now I am very embarrassed and don't want to let this go,' Tae Tae wrote on his Instagram Sunday. But it is not allowed to be used for anything else. 'My picture was posted on my blog six years ago, and it is possible to use it for personal profile pictures or non-commercial purposes. The rapper's single was released on March 1. rapper copied his six-year-old artwork without consulting him in advance for the rapper's new single 'That Way,' pledging to file a suit in case things get worse. Korean illustrator Tae Tae raised the allegation that the U.S. Screen capture from InstagramР”Р„merican rapper Lil Uzi Vert is accused of plagiarizing an artwork of a Korean illustrator for his latest album's cover art, who could be sued for violating the original artist's intellectual property. The left is the 6-year-old art work of Tae Tae and the right is the newly released album cover of the rapper in March. rapper Lil Uzi Vert who allegedly copied the illustrator's artwork to use it for his new single 'That Way,' in this photo uploaded Sunday. Seen is a screen capture from an Instagram post of Korean illustrator Tae Tae claiming potential infringement by U.S.

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