Viacom Sues Zeus, Says ‘Unhealthy Vs. Wild’ Rips Off ‘Wild ‘N Out
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Paramount International’s Viacom is asking out Zeus Community for allegedly stealing the vibe of its hit present Wild ‘N Out with their new recreation present Unhealthy vs. Wild, hosted by Nick Cannon. Viacom says the present is straight-up copying their fashionable MTV sequence, particularly with the way it’s arrange. Unhealthy vs. Wild brings collectively solid members and hosts from different Zeus exhibits like Baddies, Joseline’s Cabaret, and Aunt Tea Podcast, with particular visitors becoming a member of the enjoyable.
The idea of the present revolves round settling “pre-existing beefs” by splitting the members into two groups, “Unhealthy” and “Wild,” who then face off in several video games. On the finish of the episode, a big-name artist performs, which feels identical to Wild ‘N Out. And naturally, Nick Cannon is internet hosting and government producing, identical to he does with Wild ‘N Out.
The similarities are fairly apparent. Each exhibits combine comedy and competitors, and each deliver on well-known musical visitors to cap it off. Viacom’s lawsuit factors out how Unhealthy vs. Wild follows the identical components that made Wild ‘N Out so profitable, claiming that Zeus is profiting off a format Viacom created. With Nick Cannon on the helm of each exhibits, it’s clear Viacom appears like Zeus is stepping on their toes and taking one thing that belongs to them.
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