The Young Bucks On WWE Trademarking ‘Too Sweet’ Hand Gesture

It was reported this week that WWE registered to trademark the NWO/Kliq ‘Too Sweet’ Hand gesture. New Japan Pro-Wrestling’s popular stable The Bullet Club uses the gesture.

The Bullet Club’s, The Young Bucks responded this week on Twitter and again on the microphone after their match at the FWE iPPV in Brooklyn on Wednesday. They cut a promo and said WWE will have to cut their hands off.

Here is some tweets of theirs and one Nick Jackson retweeted:

Bullet Club doesn't want knockoff/parody T-shirts sold…even as they throw up the Kliq sign& yell "2 Sweet!" It's the Bull***t Club.

— Mark Madden (@MarkMaddenX) March 9, 2015

Too sweet me before we get sued for continuing to use this. pic.twitter.com/41ihX1u6V5

— The Young Bucks® (@NickJacksonYB) March 10, 2015

.@wwe Too-Sweet-Me

— The Young Bucks® (@MattJackson13) March 10, 2015

Many fans last night on Twitter during SmackDown believed that WWE took a shot at The Young Bucks during the Roman Reigns and Mark Henry segment. Henry told Reigns that young bucks like him think they know it all and done it all but haven’t been nowhere.

Sean “X-Pac” Waltman weighed in on WWE trying to trademark the symbol. Here is a exchange he had with Nick of The Young Bucks on Twitter:

“@TheRealXPac: @NickJacksonYB @2CW These guys all pay tribute to us by carrying on the tradition.”Exactly. We thank you 4 paving the way.

— The Young Bucks® (@NickJacksonYB) March 10, 2015