
While it is a mistranslation of “Night Night,” the literal expression “Nuit Nuit” made a lasting impression after the Olympic final between the United States and France. After his 3-point festival in the “money time,” Stephen Curry resumed his celebration to send the French to bed, then imitated by some teammates.
Better yet, a few hours after receiving his Olympic gold medal, Curry already had a sweatshirt with “Nuit Nuit” written on it. Initially, this series of clothing was not supposed to be sold but… we learn that Curry has decided to register the “Nuit Nuit” trademark, and we can already find a model at Fanatics with the phrase “Night Night.” In 2022, the Warriors point guard had already filed the trademark “Night Night,” and he filed the trademark “Night Night” on August 14 in Europeand August 19 in the United States.
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In the past, other NBA stars have trademarked expressions, or simply their name. The reason is simple? It is to prevent other people or companies from doing so. A year ago, we remember that various companies and individuals had filed patents on the names or nicknames “Victor Wembanyama”, “Wembanyama”, “Wemby” or “The Wemby” to profit financially…