In his suit, the now 30 year old man is accusing the band of taking illicit photos without consent after he appeared on the ‘Come as you are’ album cover in 1991. He was once invited to swim in a rather wealthy womans pool for the mere fact that he was the Nirvana baby. “More comically, Cardi B was sued by model Kevin Briony Jr when she replicated his signature back tattoos on another man that she had simulate oral sex on her for her album cover,” Danny added. According to Rolling Stone, the man who claims he was the baby featured on the cover of NIRVANA s 'Nevermind' album has refiled his lawsuit against the band, a little over a week after a judge. Spencer Elden, the man whose baby picture was used on the album cover for Nirvana ’s Nevermind, has refiled a lawsuit alleging the cover image was taken and used without his consent and the. Spencer Elden, who was photographed as a baby on the album cover for Nirvana ‘s eponymous Nevermind album release, is suing the band alleging sexual exploitation. “Model Ann Kirsten Kennis sued Vampire Weekend for using a Polaroid of her from the ’80s for their album Contra,” he said. When asked whether it’s the first time someone has sued a band for an album cover, Danny said that it has happened before. “It’s hard not to pity Spender Elden for he has earned the wrath of music fans globally,” Danny told us and added that “It’s unclear if he was motivated by greed or desperation, regardless, he has tarnished a photograph which became symbolic of not only the ’90s grunge scene but Nirvana’s stab at corporate greed.” According to Dan, it’s ironic that the baby depicted chasing money grew up to be a baby chasing money.

Bored Panda reached out to Danny Clayton, an Australian television and radio presenter, host and DJ with four ASTRA Award nominations who shared some thoughts on the infamous lawsuit.

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