Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce continues to make headlines. Earlier this week, he filed for five new trademarks, including his signature catchphrase "Alright Nah," according to a report by trademark attorney Josh Gerben...

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bcoop199•7 months

Hate his vax bs but my god this guy is in your guys head.

jatilen•7 months

Surprised he didn't trademark "Taylor's Cuck"

Lithium•7 months

how about Woke Kelce

Shooter•7 months

How bout trademark Taylor Swift Bitch!

Clark14•7 months

Now, calm down, Skeeter. He ain't hurting nobody.

Thracken13•7 months

dear god it is obnoxious how in our faces he is in regards to everything.

6R12•7 months

Trademark this one TK: "Nah that sounds like BS"

Morpheus•7 months

He is a shoe in for douche nozzle of the year

ThatTahoeOverThere•7 months

Mr Pfizer
Big Pharms Ho
Mr Swift
Douchebag Travis Kelce is douchebag twice

RealityWinsOut•7 months

So, other than his name, is he trademarking phrases others created? I'm assuming his parents waived their rights to his name for this venture.

And I agree these are stupid. Not sure what all trademarking your name prevents, so to be safe I won't change my current habit of never saying it.

cajunmud•7 months

There used to be a ploy out there that some patriot groups/peeps used by copyrighting their own names in CAPS. If you've ever noticed when the feds send you anything in the mail or have you listed on one of their sites or in their databases...you're listed as TAX SLAVE (your name) in all caps. They're letting you know that you're just a number not a real person.

So these folks' thinking is every time the gov refuses to use our real names, they've infringed on their copyright and time for them to pay up. Which in reality, they should. But I think most bought-and-paid-for gov judges have dismissed those cases...further letting you know that copyrights/trademarks are useless when the gov is the thief.

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