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Jungkook’s Brand Logo is Now Officially Trademarked in Multiple Countries
Jeon Jung-kook, widely known as Jungkook from the globally acclaimed South Korean boy band BTS, has successfully registered his brand logo as a trademark.
This milestone has been achieved not only in South Korea but also in several other countries, including the United States, Japan, Thailand, the United Kingdom, various European nations, Canada, Mexico, and Brazil.
The logo, characterized by a stylized representation of his initials “JK,” is derived from Jungkook’s personal autograph. It seamlessly integrates both his English initials and Korean characters.
The official registration of this trademark was confirmed by the Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO) in late January 2025.
This strategic move not only shows Jungkook’s personal brand identity but also paves the way for potential ventures in various industries such as fashion, music, and merchandise.
Nollywood actor Kunle Remi expresses his frustration over the current state of the economy and the fuel increase.
He first states how Nigeria is now inconsistent with power supply and on top of this sudden fuel increase occurs.
“I live on the island, we’ve been running generators back to back. Petrol is ₦1,300 now. My staff are smiling but letting me know it’s hard to even come to work.”
“All the things I’m working for… for what? It’s messing with my brain and my spirit is very angry,” he added.
He calls for the government to make a change and provide a solution to this.
Nigerian comedian I Go Save takes to social media as he laments about data in Nigeria. He expresses his frustration with how data finishes fast these days.
He proceeded to share his experience stating that one month data finished in few hours.
“They just talk say I have subscribed for one month, e no even reach how many hours, they thing don finish. I download house? Nobody is even saying anything. Internet providers are defr@uding Nigerians badly.”
Nigerian rapper Ruggedman steps out to criticize the term Afrobeats and states how many artists hide under that category.
In a recent interview, he shares his thoughts stating that people who are even with no talent hide under the name Afrobeats and it gets accepted because of that.
“I don’t like Afrobeats as an umbrella genre from every music coming out of Africa. That was a mistake. I didn’t liked it from the beginning but when I complained people accused me of being jealous or trying to gatekeep,” he said.
“It is the people in the UK who started this thing of tagging every African music Afrobeats. Nigerians love classicism. They just wanted to give it a name,” he said.
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