Pharrell Williams sues will.i.am over "i am" trademark

Music producer Pharrell Williams has filed a lawsuit asking a US court to rule he has not violated any trademark that Black Eyed Peas rapper will.i.am owns for the phrase I AM. The lawsuit, filed in Manhattan federal court, said that will.i.am, whoseAzealia Banks debuted her second proper single ATM Jam Saturday, during her set at Somerset, England, music festival Glastonbury. The song kicks off with a.Pharrell Williams isn't taking any chances with will.i.am's attempts to keep all things I Am for himself.Azealia Banks debuted her second proper single ATM Jam Saturday, during her set at Somerset, England, music festival Glastonbury. The song kicks off with a.They're using it in different ways, argues Pharrell. Pharrell responded by filing a lawsuit seeking to block Will.i.am's efforts, according to TMZ, and argues in his lawsuit that each artist was using "I

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