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Clay Travis: Fresh Prince "Carlton dance" lawsuit against Fortnite won't win
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December 19, 2018
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6:09Now PlayingOn today's Outkick the Show, Clay Travis discussed Alfonso Ribeiro -- from the Fresh Prince of Bel Air fame -- and his lawsuit against Fortnite and NBA 2K for emulating his noteworthy "Carlton dance."
Clay Travis, a lawyer who graduated from Vanderbilt, analyzed Alfonso Ribeiro's lawsuit against Fortnite and NBA 2k on today's Outkick the Show. He also mentioned Alfonso Ribeiro's lawsuit against Fortnite and NBA 2k on his radio program, Outkick the Coverage.
Clay Travis said Alfonso Ribeiro's lawsuit against Fortnite and NBA 2k is interesting and discussed it for some length. He said the "Carlton dance" from the Fresh Prince of Bel Air would have a hard time being copyrighted. Clay Travis said the "Carlton dance" from the Fresh Prince of Bel Air is analogous to sport.
He said copyrighting the "Carlton Dance" would be like copyrighting a specific play in football and no one else could run it. That would make no sense.”
The lawsuit says the Carlton dance in Fortnite and the Carlton dance in NBA 2k looks too similar to the Carlton dance on Fresh Prince.
Clay Travis said a lot of people are simply calling the lawsuit, the Fresh Prince of Bel Air Fortnite dance or the Fresh Prince dance.
Lastly, Clay Travis discussed the legal merits of Alfonso Ribeiro's lawsuit against Fortnite and NBA 2k for their usage of the Carlton dance from Fresh Prince of Bel Air. Clay Travis explained that Alfonso Ribeiro's lawsuit will probably not be successful as the Carlton dance from Fresh Prince of Bel Air probably cannot be trademarked. Outkick the Show is broadcasted daily on YouTube. Outkick the Coverage is heard daily on Fox Radio.
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