Download Dax Grinch Goes Viral

With a fast-paced and visually enticing music video for his twist on the popular children's story we watch as the Grinch becomes obsessed with the rat race and the dopamine rush of social networks and the appeal of a viral success story. If even the Grinch feels exploited, what does that say about the rest of us?

Around the same time that I made a post about the Grinch photos being stolen, one of the sets that kept being stolen went viral for the original photographer. It ended up on a lot of mainstream websites like People and PopSugar and was even featured on the Today Show. Her sessions sold out.

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Well, an image of someone dressed as the beloved character tends to go viral every year, and each time there's a new batch of people who have never seen it before. So, if you're one of those unburdened souls, I'm here to let you in on a timeline pastime...

There have been multiple videos that have gone viral showing people's experience meeting the Grinch at Universal Studios. Without being there in person, you can still experience all of his sass and quick remarks that have everyone laughing.

It isn't just large corporations doing this (i.e. fulfilling their duties to police or lawful enforcement of intellectual property rights), I see it daily through TheLawTog and through my intellectual property firm. It doesn't matter if you go viral or not. Book a session or not. If you infringe, you WILL get caught.

Assuming the backdrop/costume doesn't have proper licensing from the rights holder, you may be liable. If you are looking for a backdrop to do an inspired theme = watch for protected elements (i.e. book covers, characters, etc.) A general backdrop that gives an idea of "Whoville" for the grinch may not be infringement. But an exact replica of the Who town from the movie would be infringement. 006ab0faaa