Last week, Kendall and Kylie Jenner got themselves into hot water after releasing a line of vintage t-shirts that featured pictures of them superimposed over images of 2Pac and The Notorious B.I.G., among others. Shit got so real that Biggie's mother Voletta Wallace made it a point to say the shirts were not affiliated with Biggie's estate, with Kendall eventually saying the shirts were "not well thought out" and that they would been pulled from stores.
With a recent report suggesting that the Jenner sisters could be facing a lawsuit from The Doors' estate for the Jim Morrison shirt in the collection, Arcade Fire decided to subtly clap at the fiasco with their own t-shirt. On sale during their own tour is a t-shirt featuring Kendall's face with the band's Everything Now logo stamped over it. A sign next to the shirt says that all proceeds from the sale of the shirt are being donated to Partners in Health.
Arcade Fire is obviously just giving the sisters a taste of their own medicine, though one has to wonder if the Jenners will clap back at the band for this stunt.
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