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TikTok content creator Kelley Heyer sued the video game Roblox for using her dance to Charli XCX’s “Apple” without permission. Heyer posted the viral dance in June 2024, which fed off of the hype of ...

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, Roblox ...

The viral Charlie XCX “Apple Dance” creator has filed a lawsuit against the popular video game developer Roblox for profiting off her copyrighted moves. Kelley Heyer, the creator of the viral “Apple ...

The creator behind the viral dance set to Charli XCX‘s Brat single, “Apple,” is suing Roblox for copyright law violation. Kelley Heyer was reportedly negotiating a license with the online gaming ...

The lawsuit, filed over a dance set to Charli's "Apple", is the latest in a long line of cases filed over viral dance moves used in video games. By Bill Donahue A TikTok user who says she created the ...

Content creator Kelley Heyer, who created the “Apple Dance,” has sued Roblox over selling an emote without her permission. If you’ve been spending a lot of time on social media, chances are you’ve ...

Roblox faces a lawsuit for using a viral dance without a proper license. The dance in question was part of a Charli XCX collaboration that introduced new content inspired by the pop star's Brat album.