American singer and songwriter Mariah Carey who is also popularly referred to as "Queen of Christmas" has lost a bid to trademark the nickname "Queen of Christmas". The application was to gain a legal right to prevent other artists from using the title. Mariah Carey’s attempt to trademark the phrase “Queen of Christmas” was declined by the U.S. Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. Her attempt to also trademark the rights to the titles “Princess Christmas” and “Christmas Princess” were equally declined by the board. The application was declined because Maria Carey's company failed to respond to another singer's objection. Mariah Carey first filed for a trademark of the titles in March 2021.
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Mariah Carey earned the nickname "Queen of Christmas" following the massive success of her two Christmas-themed albums titled "All I Want for Christmas Is You" and "Merry Christmas". The album "Merry Christmas" is credited as being the greatest selling Christmas album of all time. The success of the album has led Carey to build what Billboard described as a "growing holiday mini-empire". Mariah Carey's Christmas songs have been praised for having a "timeless, classic quality"
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