The photographer at the time, starred the famous and now deceased rapper Tupac, has filed a lawsuit against the stars of the American reality show “Life with Kardashians” Kendall and Kylie Jenner. The reason for the suit became the prints on the shirts of the new collection of girls. Recall that the Lapwings have already got for it from fans of Tupac and other legendary personalities whose images girl tried to block her.

Michael Miller was the name of the humiliated and the offended photographer, said that “never gave permission to use their pictures, and even more so, on their sale in that form”.
As reported by TMZ, referring to the words of Miller, he would never and in no case would cooperate with such personalities like Kylie and Kendall Jenner.
In addition to the deceased rapper, the girls used in their creations image, and other artists: Jimmy Morrison, Ozzy Osborne, Tupac and biggie, and others.
Hip-hop Mogul Notorious B. I. G has already publicly condemned the girls for such unsportsmanlike conduct in business. Mom biggie Voletta Wallace also wrote on his page in the social network “I’m not sure that @kyliejenner and @kendalljenne are entitled to it. Respect these girls so great that I cannot describe my outrage at the words. They did not even bother to contact me or anyone associated with the rights to the pictures. This is confusing for me. I have no idea why they feel they can use the death of 2pac and my son Christopher to sell the t-shirt. It’s disrespectful and disgusting!”.
Despite the fact that t-shirts sold for $ 100, scattered like hot cakes, Kendall and Kylie decided to make a public apology, using the social network Twitter.
“These projects were not well thought out and we deeply apologize to those who were upset and / or offended, especially to the families of the artists.
We are huge fans of your music, and we do not intend to be disrespectful to treat these cultural icons. We have seized all the t-shirts and tank tops out of production, and all images were removed. We will use this situation as an opportunity to learn from those mistakes. We are sorry”.