PewPew quickly updates the copyright dispute, will soon regain the 10-year-old brand

On the evening of 7/7, PewPew posted a short video update on the dispute resolution situation trademark to your Fanpage. At the beginning of the video, streamer Hai Phong people do not forget to send deep thanks to friends, colleagues as well as fans for always standing by and supporting him since he made the matter public until now.
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Streamer PewPew.​

According to information the male streamer once shared, through a former colleague, he learned that someone had applied for a PewPew trademark copyright registration to the National Office of Intellectual Property. If this person is licensed, PewPew will not only lose the familiar name that has been with him for 10 years, but also the fanpage with 3.9 million followers, a Youtube channel with 3.62 million subscribers and a chain of business stores. business named PewPew, …

Fortunately, this person’s application is still in the process of being reviewed and has not been approved. PewPew itself said that it was also preparing enough documents and evidence to be able to make a complaint, when suddenly last night, the disputing party (temporarily referred to as party A) actively contacted Mr. streamer to solve the problem smoothly.
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Specifically, the male streamer said that party A has agreed to convert his application to him. Notably, this party does not have any money requirements. Both agreed to handle the matter smoothly and gently in this stressful time of the epidemic. So PewPew has escaped the risk of brand “blackmail” as many people believe.

At the end of the video, PewPew once again sends his sincere thanks to everyone who has always been by his side, asking, encouraging and encouraging him during the past time. At the same time, do not forget to thank Party A for solving the problem smoothly and quickly with him.
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You don’t have to change your name, everyone, clap your hands.

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