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Is there a new business in the works? Travis Kelce<\/strong><\/a> has filed trademark requests for his name and several catchphrases amid his ongoing romance with Taylor Swift<\/strong><\/a>, Life & Style<\/em> confirmed. But what are the trademarks for?\n<\/p>\n On October 30, 2023, Travis filed six trademark requests in his home state of Ohio, according to online records viewed by Life & Style<\/em>. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end requested to trademark his name, as well as the phrases \u201cFlight 87,\u201d \u201cAlright Nah,\u201d \u201cKillaTrav\u201d and \u201cKelce\u2019s Krunch.\u201d Fans of Travis will likely recognize \u201cAlright Nah\u201d as his signature catchphrase, \u201cKillaTrav\u201d as his Instagram handle and \u201cFlight 87\u201d as a reference to his Chiefs jersey number.<\/p>\n His name, jersey number and Instagram handle are listed for the sale of merchandise including pins, posters, hats, hoodies, socks, sweatpants, sweatshirts, polo shirts, jerseys, T-shirts, buttons and bobbleheads. They are also listed for charitable fundraising services and charitable services for \u201cunderserved youth and their communities.\u201d<\/p>\n Meanwhile, it looks like fans can expect a breakfast cereal named \u201cKelce\u2019s Krunch.\u201d The trademark filings also included requests for \u201c87 & Running,\u201d which is a foundation that Travis started.<\/p>\n \u201cGrowing up in the diverse suburb of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, his community transcended normal economic and cultural boundaries; merging rich and poor, black and white, and different religious affiliations into one big melting pot. Because of this he noticed some of his closest friends didn\u2019t have the same family structure he was blessed with, and weren\u2019t able to enjoy the same experiences,\u201d the foundation\u2019s About Us page<\/a> reads.<\/p>\n The page continues on to say that Travis \u201cstruggled in school\u201d and didn\u2019t see any of his role models return to town once they achieved success, which affected his motivation.<\/p>\n \u201cBecause of these experiences, Kelce felt obligated to provide opportunities to disadvantaged youth and to help them aspire beyond their current situations. Now as tight end #87 for the Kansas City Chiefs, Kelce\u2019s passion for changing the plight of youth experiencing adversity is the inspiration behind Eighty-Seven & Running,\u201d the page continues.<\/p>\n It concludes, \u201cEighty-Seven & Running helps underserved youth strive to become productive citizens by mentoring and motivating them to explore and develop their abilities while learning critical life skills. Founded in 2015, we have remained dedicated to providing resources and enrichment opportunities for youth and their communities through fundraising, athletic programs, mentoring, and outreach initiatives.\u201d<\/p>\n Back in June, Travis filed a trademark request for \u201cTravis Kelce\u2019s Kitchen,\u201d according to the online records. The phrase is listed for the sale of various packaged foods, including meat, vegetables, pastries and other desserts, ice cream and more.<\/p>\n Fans saw the trademark in action in October when the first Travis Kelce\u2019s Kitchen meals arrived at Walmart. These packaged barbecue meals include Kansas City comfort foods, such as bacon mac and cheese, baked beans and sausage, brisket dishes and sausage\/meatball marinara with peppers and onions.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\nWhat Trademarks Did Travis Kelce File?<\/h2>\n
Does Travis Kelce Have Any Other Trademarks?<\/h2>\n