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Onyx: Never heard of Tupac? Umm.. OK :rolleyes:
 
Originally posted by domainAddict

Fansites have been often allowed to operate their websites containing exact name of the star in the domain. Owners won a many UDRP cases, even though TM holder sued them. Its all about obbeying few rules.. Therefore this kind of domain isnt very profitable, but can be won in UDRP..

Take Tupac.com for example, where TM couldnt be any more obvious..

Well, the legal situation is somewhat murky. Yes, some registrants have held onto fan sites with domain names including trademarks after a dispute. Some have not. The fact that it's not universally agreed upon means that it's still risky. And the kinds of things one would need to do to make it more likely tosurvive a dispute are also the same things that make it less likely to make money off of the name.
 
DrDre has less fans and there's a whole lotta crap about Tupac Shakur being alive,so alot of people search for it.
 
According to overture: 69406 Searches Pm

Not bad :)
 
Dr Dre is one badass dewd

Don't let him catch ya:cool:
 
Originally posted by domainAddict
Onyx: Never heard of Tupac? Umm.. OK :rolleyes:

Heh I think he was pulling our legs...

I mean his username is a rap group and his sig has a line from a non-commercial rapper in it.

I'm guessing like myself he is a rap fan. :)

as for hip hop dying out. its been going strong for over 15 years now, I think we can safely assume it wasnt just some passing fad.
 
Ciqala

I would say that Hip Hop / Rap has been strong for at least 25 years

And it only gets stronger
 
This is kinda off-topic but if anybody has a list of the most popularly used slang words - (*or Ebonics) - please send it to me. I don't want the whole Ebonics dictionary - but would just like to have a list of the most commonly used words and expressions.

And for those curious minds....

My request is as much about life - as it is domains. Just a white man trying to grow. YO! :D
 
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