Kelley Heyer, creator of the viral 'Apple Dance,' is taking legal action against Roblox for allegedly using her choreography without permission in their game. After initial talks about licensing, Roblox launched the dance emote in their 'Dress to Impress' game, reportedly earning around $123,000 before finalizing any agreement. Heyer's lawsuit claims copyright infringement and seeks compensation, stressing that her dance is distinct intellectual property. Her attorney remains open to a fair settlement, underscoring the need for creators to be fairly compensated in the digital world.
Published on: 4/16/2025
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