Ice Cube Sues Robinhood for<br />Using His Likeness in Newsletter.<br />The image in question was posted on March 8<br />and featured a still shot of Ice Cube and <br />John C. McKinley from their 2007 film, ‘Are We Done Yet?’.<br />The image’s caption also makes reference<br />to Ice Cube’s 1992 song, “Check Yo Self,” reading<br />“correct yourself, before you wreck yourself.” .<br />In Ice Cube’s lawsuit, Robinhood is<br />accused of “deliberately” and “shamelessly”<br />misappropriating his likeness.<br />Defendants deliberately and<br />shamelessly misappropriated<br />Ice Cube’s image and likeness<br />to promote Robinhood’s<br />horrible products and services, Ice Cube's Legal Team, via Complex.<br />The lawsuit went on to say that Robinhood<br />is “the last [thing] in the world” Ice Cube<br />would ever want his image attached to.<br />This blatant theft of Ice Cube’s<br />image and likeness to endorse<br />Robinhood’s dangerous products<br />and services has resulted in<br />substantial damage to Ice Cube, Ice Cube's Legal Team, via Complex.<br />Robinhood has since responded to Ice Cube’s<br />claims of theft and denied any wrongdoing. .<br />No, we didn’t use his image<br />without permission … The image<br />was licensed and used for<br />non-commercial, editorial<br />purposes in connection<br />with a blog article, Robinhood, via Complex
