Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Issue Cease and Desist to My Chemical Romance
Alumnae of the famed Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have sent a cease and desist order to the rock band My Chemical Romance over alleged unauthorized use of their iconic uniform design during a stage performance.
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have issued a cease and desist order to the rock band My Chemical Romance. The action stems from a stage performance where individuals appearing to be lookalikes donned outfits resembling the iconic Cowboys cheerleader uniforms and engaged in a mock gun battle.
Stephanie Roberts, who danced for the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders from 2015 to 2018, expressed her displeasure in a TikTok video, stating that the actual cheerleaders were not present at the concert. The cease and desist order, described as a restraining order, was sent over the band's use of what appeared to be Cowboys cheerleader outfits for a stage stunt.
Some online commenters suggested that the band might not face legal repercussions if the performers were not explicitly introduced as the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders and if the costumes are widely available on the mass market, especially with Halloween approaching.
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