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HYBE Sues to Stop BTS Bootleg Merch Sellers at U.S. Stadiums During ‘ARIRANG’ World Tour
The Korean music giant is seeking a legal injunction to seize counterfeit merch. Such lawsuits have become standard operating procedure for major U.S. tours.
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HYBE, the management label behind K-pop group BTS, has taken legal action to prevent unauthorized merchandise sellers from operating at U.S. venues during the group's 'ARIRANG' World Tour. The lawsuit aims to seize counterfeit merchandise, which is often sold by unlicensed vendors at concerts and festivals. This practice is not unique to BTS or HYBE, as many major U.S. tours have faced similar issues in the past. The move highlights the ongoing challenge of protecting intellectual property and trademark rights in the live events industry.
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