The makers of the Bored Ape Nazi Club documentary film, Ryder Ripps and Philion, responded to the suit Yuga Labs filed successful narration to the accusations made by the movie of the BAYC collection’s Nazi roots. Yuga Labs accused Ripps, whom it called "a self-proclaimed 'conceptual artist,'" of selling “copycat NFTs,” referring to the RR/BAYC collection, which replicates Bored Apes. According to Ripps, RR/BAYC was minted to rise consciousness astir the points helium and Philion made successful the film. Separately, Ripps marketed the copies arsenic an illustration of appropriation art. Yuga, however, sees the mint arsenic a bid by Ripps...
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