Has Cam Thomas filed a trademark for "Ain't sh*t funny" phrase? All you need to know
Cam Thomas is one of the brightest young players in the NBA. He's had several incredible performances in the 2022-23 season and may turn into a superstar very soon.
The Brooklyn Nets guard has a reputation for not smiling. Even when the Nets make a big play or score a clutch basket, Thomas keeps a straight face.
“Ain’t sh*t funny,” Thomas explained.
Due to his amazing performances over the past few weeks, Thomas has gotten a lot of media attention. On Tuesday, Feb. 21, the Nets guard filed for a trademark on the "Ain't Sh*t Funny" phrase.
Cam Thomas files for a trademark for his phrase
The emerging Brooklyn Nets star had a legendary quote about why he's never smiling. The quote has become so popular that a lot of basketball fans now link it to Thomas.
Considering that his quote has gone viral, it's no surprise that he's filed for a trademark for it. His application will be reviewed and he should receive a response within a couple of months.
Cam Thomas has officially filed for a trademark on "Ain't Sh*t Funny," per @NetsDaily https://t.co/7oKpTycTxq
It's important to note that, despite filing for a trademark, Cam Thomas' application may be rejected. This may happen due to a number of reasons and other trademark owners may also oppose the trademark application.
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The trademark approval process usually takes up to three months. Once Thomas' application is approved, he will become the sole trademark owner of the catchphrase and will be able to use it for marketing and other purposes.
Thomas has been amazing in the 2022-23 season
Kyrie Irving requested a trade from the Brooklyn Nets earlier in the season and was sent to the Dallas Mavericks. This allowed Cam Thomas to get a bigger role on the team and he hasn't disappointed.
The 21-year-old guard is averaging 10.8 points per game on 45.8% shooting. He's also been lethal from long range, converting 40.9% of his 3-point shots. Considering that he's in his second year in the league, he's shown a lot of potential.
Since receiving a bigger role with the team, Thomas has averaged 27.7 points on 49.2% shooting in seven games. In his last game, the talented guard helped the Nets defeat the Miami Heat with 19 points and four assists.
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In early February, Thomas had three consecutive 40-point games, becoming the only player in NBA history to achieve this impressive feat.