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Subject Axl Rose Wants a Picture Of Him Looking Bloated Removed From The Web

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It turns out the Guns N’ Roses lead singer is a little self-conscious about a picture of himself looking a little bloated during a 2010 gig in Canada.

The picture has also been transformed into a number of memes poking fun at the rockstar‘s appearance, which have also been requested to be taken down.

In attempt to rid the internet of the horrible picture, Axl Rose issued a DMCA take-down notice to Blogspot and GoogleUserContent demanding the image be taken down as it infringes copyright.

“Copyright image of Axl Rose. Please be advised that no permission has been granted to publish the copyright image so we cannot direct you to an authorised example of it,” the notices sent by Web Sheriff on behalf of the singer read.

As of yet, the take-down requests have had little success with all the images still appearing online and accessible through Google searches.

http://www.news.com.au/technology/online/piracy/axl-rose-wants-a-picture-of-him-looking-bloated-removed-from-the-web/news-story/7e64fe4c715612515eb32bc858a41bb8
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Original Message It turns out the Guns N’ Roses lead singer is a little self-conscious about a picture of himself looking a little bloated during a 2010 gig in Canada.

The picture has also been transformed into a number of memes poking fun at the rockstar‘s appearance, which have also been requested to be taken down.

In attempt to rid the internet of the horrible picture, Axl Rose issued a DMCA take-down notice to Blogspot and GoogleUserContent demanding the image be taken down as it infringes copyright.

“Copyright image of Axl Rose. Please be advised that no permission has been granted to publish the copyright image so we cannot direct you to an authorised example of it,” the notices sent by Web Sheriff on behalf of the singer read.

As of yet, the take-down requests have had little success with all the images still appearing online and accessible through Google searches.

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