Someone is already trying to trademark the phrase 'OK Boomer' with the US government - Business Insider

Someone is already trying to trademark the phrase 'OK Boomer' with the US government

Someone is trying to capitalize on one of the latest internet memes spawned from Generation Z by trying to trademark it with the US government.

to poke fun at older generations for being out-of-touch, and harnessed it as a rallying cry across the internet and especially on TikTok, the incredibly popular video-sharing app full of viral content.

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