Kawhi files trademark claim for 'What It Do Baby'
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It pays, baby.
Kawhi Leonard has filed claims with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for the phrases, "what it do baby" and "city views over interviews," according to applications cited by lawyer Josh Gerben.
"What it do baby" became a popular social media meme after Leonard uttered the phrase in a Serge Ibaka Snapchat video following the Toronto Raptors' NBA championship win last June.
My guys! Kawhi kills me pic.twitter.com/oiKFPnlCBX
— M. (@MSlickk) June 15, 2019
The LA Clippers star's trademark filings list the phrases for a clothing line including T-shirts, tank tops, and hats.
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