Kanye West’s application to trademark ‘Sunday Service’ was denied
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Kanye West tried to trademark the phrase 'Sunday Service. But Business Insider reports his application was denied.
The US Patent and Trademark Office cited a 'likelihood of confusion' in its refusal.
Turns out, Jeff Jonas, known as DJ Escape, got "Sunday Service" trademarked in 2014!
West submitted an application in July for a line of "Sunday Service" merchandise.
The line included dresses, footwear, headwear, jackets, shirts, socks, and other apparel.
The rapper previously sold his religious-themed merch at Coachella, on Easter Sunday last April.
West sold products with phrases like "holy spirit," "trust god," and "Jesus walks" written on them.
The socks were priced at $50 while the sweatshirts sold for more than $100.
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