The trademark grants the right to sell apparel bearing such words.
10/3/22
West, Kanye
An anonymous listener of Ramses and Quinton’s racial justice show filed the trademark the same day Ye debuted his controversial ensemble at Paris Fashion Week.
A few weeks ago, the listener switched ownership to their show.
“Once it was evident that someone stood to gain big profit from it, because as you’ve seen, even though (Kanye) says some incredibly harsh, divisive, and sometimes stupid things, he has a bit of a zealot following and every time he publishes something, it sells out,” Ramses and Quinton said.
