Nipsey Hussle’s Estate Sues Bootleg Mech Sellers For $2 Million

Nipsey Hussle’s estate has tightened their grip against businesses that are selling merch on the late-rapper’s name. The rapper’s estate has gone after these businesses through a lawsuit against them, as per TMZ. They sued these businesses for $2 million.

Samiel Asghedom, who is the brother of the late-rapper & the administrator of his estate, decided to sue these websites. Since they were selling Marathon-based merchandise without any permission from the estate, they selling of the merch is illegal.

Hussle’s estate believes that the websites are based in China. Their tactics for selling the merch include ad tactics & misspelling details about Hussle. These companies are using trademarked details about the rapper such as the “Crenshaw” logo and “South Central State of Mind.”

Nipsey Hussle’s murder trial recently ended up delaying after the man on trial refused to leave his cell. His alleged killer also appealed for a sizable bail reduction. Tekashi 6ix9ine underwent a lot of controversy and backlash from fans after he made a comment about the rapper’s murder.

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