Kanye West Offered 'White Lives Matter' Trademark For $1 Billion
Kanye West might have the opportunity to sell his White Lives Matter shirts after all, but it's going to be extremely costly if he wants to go down that path.
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Kanye West might have the opportunity to sell his White Lives Matter shirts after all, but it's going to be extremely costly if he wants to go down that path.
Two Phoenix-based Black radio hosts, Ramses Ja and Quinton Ward, now own the trademark to the phrase "White Lives Matter." Here's how they want to use a saying associated with white supremacists as a force for good.
"White Lives Matter" Trademark Owners Will Only Even Begin to Consider Selling for $1 Billion USD: Ramses Ja and Quinton Ward can "do so much good with that kind of money."
Ramses Ja and Quinton Ward, who own the rights to ‘White Lives Matter,’ would be willing to sell the phrase to Kanye West for a hefty price tag.
The 'White Lives Matter' trademark could be yours for a very steep price.