Posted By Ravi Sinha | On 05th, Oct. 2018
Daz Dillinger’s Cease-and-Desist
Grand Theft Auto, by its nature, is a controversial series. If it wasn’t Lindsay Lohan suing Rockstar for using her likeness in GTA5, then it was rapper Daz Dillinger who filed a cease-and-desist for samples of his songs appearing in-game. Though Dillinger initially wanted all unsold copies of the game recalled and destroyed, he eventually reached a settlement with the studio.
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