LeBron James’ son Bronny files trademarks for NFTs, clothing, and video games

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LeBron James’ son, Bronny James, is following in his father’s footsteps and getting into the business world at an early age.

The high school junior is only 17, but he’s got a great role model to follow when it comes to setting up his future. Because of that, Bronny filed three trademarks this week for “B J JR” logo, “BRONNY,” and “BRONALD.”Josh Gerben of Gerben Intellectual Property says Bronny intends to “launch a brand of NFTs, clothing, and video games” with these new trademarks.

According to a report from Boardroom.com, the trademark filing for “Bronny and Bronald,” reads, “The mark consists of standard characters, without claim to any particular font style, size, or color.” For BR JR, “the mark consists of the stylized letters B, J and JR in the form of a signature.”A post shared by @bronnyThose character and stylizing details likely have something to do with future clothing apparel, but also apply to potential future NFTs and usage in video games.As for “entertainment services” it’s not just video games that are mentioned in the trademark applications. “The nature of production of multimedia content for online viewing, television, and film,” is also what is specifically mentioned in the applications, according to Boardroom.Not only does Bronny have one of--if not the--greatest basketball players of all time as his father, he’s a force in his own right.

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