Kanye West files trademark that includes amusement parks
Kanye West has been making big moves lately, with his Donda Sports Brand. He has signed athletes such as Aaron Donald of the Los Angeles Rams, and Jaylen Brown of the Boston Celtics. Kanye originally made NFL free agent Wide Receiver Antonio Brown, the president of Donda Sports, back in February.
Now, Kanye has reportedly filed 17 new trademarks, with, Mascotte Holdings. Attorney Josh Gerben revealed that these trademrks included NFTs, toys, campaign buttons, clothing, cosmetics, as well as Yeezus Amusement Parks. The trademarks were filed on May 27.
It’s unknown if Kanye actually wants to open an amusement park soon, but he definitely has a lot of ideas, in mind. That endeavor is definitely something that would be popular, with his fans. These could possibly be placed in Los Angeles, or in Kanye’s hometown of Chicago.
Last week, Kanye also finally made his “True Love” single, featuring XXXTentacion, available on streaming platforms. This originally appeared on Kanye’s “Donda 2” album in February, as it was only available to be streamed on Stem Player. Donda 2 was Kanye’s second album in less than a year, as he also released the first Donda album, last August.
Kanye West has filed 17 new trademark applications around his YEEZUS name.
The filings indicate an intent to launch YEEZUS-branded amusement parks, NFT's, toys and more. 👇#KanyeWest pic.twitter.com/bI7RkA1Pk3
— Josh Gerben (@JoshGerben) June 1, 2022
Kanye West files trademark that includes amusement parks
