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So that guy's still trying to sue Nirvana because he was a baby naked? Yeah. Jeez, because he thought it was child porn, correct? Yeah. He just wants to make money. And did they just dismiss it? They finally... It's been through many court battle. Yeah. I know. This is another one. This is just again today or yesterday.

There's an, I don't know if this has been through appeals or what, but there's a federal judge again throughout a lawsuit by a man who accused Nirvana of distributing child pornography by using a photograph of him as a naked swimming baby on the cover of Nevermind. It's the guy, right? Yeah. It's the baby that's swimming in the pool.

Yeah. And he's how old now? He's still a baby. It's a weird part about it.

No, I, it's 34. He's 34. It was a money grab. Yeah. Nobody cares if there's a picture of you as a baby naked. You know, nobody cares.

Yeah, the judge tossed out the lawsuit filed by the plaintiff for a second time after finding that no reasonable jury would consider the picture pornographic.

No. Your kids swimming looking for a dollar bill. It's one of the most famous covers ever, obviously.

Nothing comes close to bringing the image with... The little wieners hanging out to, whatever. Yeah, nothing comes close to bringing the image within the ambit of the child pornography statute. Did they ever give him money when he got a little older, just say, yeah, just go away. Maybe. They should have given them... Wouldn't there go away money once?

They should have just given them the dollar that he was going after. With the hook in it, too. Because there is a little weener showing. Oh, yeah. If you look at the... Oh, yeah. But it's, you know, it's baby wean. But it was still a big deal when it came out. It was a cool cover. No. I don't recall any controversy whatsoever at the time.

I don't either. I don't.

But, you know, that was... deal when it came out. It was a cool cover. I don't recall any controversy whatsoever at the time.

I don't either. I don't.

But, you know, that was a day and age when people seemed to bitch about less.

I could be wrong about that.

His parents were paid $200 for the photo originally.

Oh, my God.

And then, let's see, he filed a lawsuit.

Case has been dismissed.

Didn't he revel in that as a teenager?

Like, I'm that guy?

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