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Kanye West, who now goes by "Ye," could face legal trouble if he tries to profit from his "White Lives Matter" sweatshirts. Ye was first spotted in the sweatshirt at Paris Fashion Week last month.
Two Black radio hosts from Arizona now own the U.S. trademark application for the term "White Lives Matter" to prevent rapper Kanye West from making money off the phrase.
The controversial "White Lives Matter" t-shirts donned by Ye aka Kanye West and conservative firebrand Candace Owens won't be sold anytime soon thanks to the trademark now being owned by two Black radio hosts from Arizona. The post Ye Can’t Sell “White Lives Matter”, 2 Black Men Own The Trademark appeared first on The Latest Hip-Hop News, Music and Media | Hip-Hop Wired.
Kanye West Can't Legally Sell His White Lives Matter T-Shirts Kanye West Can't Legally Sell His White Lives Matter T-Shirts
Although Kanye West wore a "White Lives Matter" hoodie to his Paris fashion show, the artist cannot profit from the slogan because two Black men own it