Drake, 21 Savage Sued by Vogue Over Fake Magazine Cover Promotions

Drake and 21 Savage‘s hot brand-new album, “Her Loss” is gonna be their loss in court … if Vogue gets its method — the magazine’s taking legal action against over fake covers the rap artists utilized to buzz their record.

According to legal docs, gotten by TMZ Hip Hop, Drake and 21 have actually been promoting “Her Loss” by posturing on what definitely appears like a legit Vogue cover, leading fans to think the business would drop the scandal sheet quickly — some media outlets even reported on the concern.

Condé Nast, which owns Vogue, states that isn’t the case … regardless of Drake offering the brand name and editor-in-chief Anna Wintour a shout-out online for getting a true blessing.

Condé Nast claims Vogue and Anna “have not endorsed [“Her Loss”] in any way” … and have actually asked numerous times for all discounts utilizing the Vogue name to be removed, however absolutely nothing’s been done.

The docs state the rap artists wrongly promoted the Vogue collab on social networks, and set up posters of the “cover” in significant cities.

Condé Nast likewise declares Drake and 21’s groups sent an e-mail blast about “celebrating Drake’s Vogue cover” … stating street groups throughout the nation would even be distributing copies.

People on the streets supposedly got their hands on the incorrect mags, according to the docs … and lots of declare it’s a direct reproduction of Vogue — even consisting of a fake picture of Anna posturing with Drake. Wow!!! Can’t state they didn’t go for it.

Condé Nast desires a judge to close down making use of the Vogue mark instantly … and it desires a minimum of $4M in damages.

We’ve connected to Drake and 21 Savage for remark … up until now, no word back.