DR. DRE SUING KNOCK-OFF COMPANIES IN CHINA FOR FAKE BEATS HEADPHONES AND $135 BILLION PROFITS MADE

DR. DRE & JIMMY IOVINE

Apparently when something can’t be “Made in China,” the eastern powerhouse opts to go the counterfeit route. At least, that’s what the struggle Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine’s cash cow in Beats Music is looking at from their telescope.

Dr. Dre who just made a fortune selling off Beats headphones wants to stop cheap, Chinese-made knockoffs from jacking his reputation … so his company is suing alleged counterfeiters for what could easily be BILLIONS of dollars!

In the lawsuit, Beats claims a nefarious group of unnamed websites based in China … are getting filthy rich selling cheaply-made, counterfeit headphones, bearing the red “b” logo and raking in more than $135 BILLION in revenue. 

Beats points out it’s the headphone of choice for Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, Diddy and tons of other celebs … according to the lawsuit, obtained by TMZ — so it has a vested interest in protecting its trademark.

Beats is suing to stop all sales of the forgeries … and to take over all of the domain names used by websites hawking the fakes. Dre and co. also want ALL profits from the head-phonies.

If the lawsuit proves to be successful, Dre could easily see himself an undisputed billionaire.

Good luck convincing all those citizens to switch remove those fake Beats headphones from their head, though.