Mean Girls set to return to Web3 as "crypto collectables"

Recently filed trademarks from Paramount Pictures suggest elements of the teen cult classic could return as "crypto collectibles" and non-fungible tokens (NFT).

American teen comedy Mean Girls (2004) may soon be making a comeback on Web3, with recent trademark filings by Paramount Pictures revealing plans to extend the brand to "crypto collectables".

According to tweets shared by licensed trademark attorney Mike Kondoudis, Paramount Pictures filed two trademark applications on September 7 for the early 2000s teen comedy starring former Disney actress Lindsay Lohan .

Paramount Pictures filed 2 trademarks for MEAN GIRLS!

The filings claim that there are plans to extend the #MEANGIRLS brand to:▶️ NFTs + NFT-backed media▶️ Crypto-collectibles▶️ NFTs + Crypto-collectible transfer software#NFT #Metaverse #Web3 #NFTs #Crypto #MeanGirlsTour pic.twitter. com/SaBLtZVTOx

Trademark applications cover "downloadable media files containing artwork" that are authenticated by non-fungible tokens (NFTs), as well as "downloadable virtual goods", including crypto collectibles and NFTs.

The app also covers transferring and accessing crypto collectibles, NFTs, and "app tokens".

Mean Girls is a 2004 teen comedy that went on to develop a significant cult following, spawning countless fan-made memes and reaction GIFs. It is considered one of the most quoted films of all time and...