The creator behind the viral dance set to Charli XCX’s Brat single, “Apple,” is suing Roblox for copyright ... licensing deals with Netflix and Fortnite pertaining to the viral dance.

Roblox is confident in its position and the propriety of its dealings in this matter and looks forward to responding in court." Heyer has since licensed the dance to Fortnite and Netflix.

The creator behind the viral dance set to Charli XCX‘s Brat single, “Apple,” is suing Roblox for copyright ... licensing deals with Netflix and Fortnite pertaining to the viral dance.

If you thought you’d heard the last of the viral “Apple” dance, think again. The TikToker behind it is now suing Roblox over its unauthorized use. Last year, during the height of Brat summer ...

By contrast, the same dance was correctly licensed by Fortnite in December, and Netflix has also secured licensing rights for its usage. Now, Heyer is seeking a share of Roblox’s profits from ...

The trend was widely circulated, with even Dionne Warwick commenting after a fan was interrupted mid-dance during a Charli XCX concert. The legal complaint, filed this week, claims that Roblox ...

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The lawsuit states that other companies, including Fortnite and Netflix, have licensed the “Apple Dance” and went about their business correctly, i.e., going through negotiations prior to release.

Kelley Heyer, a TikToker who created a popular dance based on Charli XCX’s song "Apple," has filed a legal case against the gaming platform Roblox. Kelley made a dance based on Charli XCX’s song ...

Roblox is confident in its position and the propriety of its dealings in this matter and looks forward to responding in court.” Heyer has since licensed the dance to 'Fortnite' and Netflix.

She was even the "Apple" girl on the New York City stop, so it's fairly common knowledge that she's the dance's creator. Heyer was due to licence the dance to Roblox as an emote, but the platform ...