Kobe Bryant is ready to recreate Lil Wayne’s Carter documentary deposition if mandatory. Based on paperwork obtained by The Blast, the previous NBA star goes to be uncooperative if he needs to be deposed in an ongoing authorized case over his “Black Mamba” nickname.
Hello-Tech Prescribed drugs is at the moment engaged in a trademark battle with Bryant over the title. The pharmaceutical firm filed for “Black Mamba HYPERRUSH” in 2015. A 12 months later, Bryant tried to trademark his nickname.
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Within the dispute, Hello-Tech instructed the 2008 NBA MVP’s attorneys about plans to depose him. The Los Angeles Lakers legend’s workforce responded by fering to offer written solutions from Bryant, saying any video deposition would play out identical to Lil Wayne’s now notorious testimony.
“Deposing Kobe Bryant can be like Lil Wayne’s deposition … it will be identical to that – he’d simply be saying ‘I don’t know, I don’t know, I don’t know,’” Bryant’s lawyer instructed Hello-Tech, based on The Blast.
For these unfamiliar, the Weezy reference refers to a video from his lawsuit towards Quincy Jones III over the 2009 documentary Tha Carter.
In 2012, Jones’ lawyer questioned the Younger Cash boss as half a deposition within the case and obtained stonewalled when Lil Wayne repeatedly answered with “I don’t recall.” Footage Weezy’s testimony leaked courtesy TMZ.
Watch Lil Wayne’s deposition under.