Reports also have it that the Canadian singer’s lawyers filed documentation against Eymun Talasazan, a realtor. Talasazan reportedly filed to trademark Starboy for his own creative projects long after the Weeknd’s album and hit song of the same name.
According to TMZ, the musician’s legal team found Talasazan was up to other shady copyright business. He previously filed to trademark Straight Outta Bombton and Runnin Through the 6. Such details reveal one thing: he’s mostly likely in it for the money.
Starboy reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart after spending eight consecutive weeks in the slot for number two, Billboard reports. Additionally, Starboy is the Weeknd’s third song to reach number one on the chart. It was Daft Punk’s first-ever time holding the number one slot on the chart.
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