Twenty One Pilots have a new album coming out this Friday, so there’s probably a lot of Twenty One Pilots merchandise being sold right about now. And where there’s official merch, there’s usually someone trying to sell bootlegs for cheap: For instance, take Temu, the bustling e-commerce platform that offers consumer goods for sketchy low prices. Temu has been sued numerous times since they launched in 2022, including a few class action lawsuits regarding data privacy and a copyright infringement lawsuit from their competitor Shein. Now, Billboard reports that Twenty One Pilots have sued Temu for selling knockoff Twenty One Pilots merch.
