Baller Brand, a hip-hop and basketball-inspired clothing line hailing from Buenos Aires, Argentina, is claiming LaVar Ball and his family stole their brand name, adding the word “Big” to it to differentiate the two, but going with the same concept.

Despite the two brands having a different logo and approach, Baller Brand has been around since 2006, while Big Baller Brand started in 2016 as Lonzo Ball started at UCLA.

Attention‼️👮🏽👮🏻 @Lavar @Zo @Melo @Gelo @bigballerbrand are a thief‼️ He stole our brand name a few years ago and added "Big" to his brand name. We are an Argentinian🇦🇷 Brand stablished in 2006, this guy who wasn't creative enough to create his own brand name just took ours.😡 Share it to show the world who is the original @ballerbrand 🗣 In Ball We Trust. Atención‼️👮🏽👮🏼Lavar Ball es un ladrón!!! Robo nuestro nombre de marca unos años atrás y le agrego el "Big" a la suya. Nosotros somos una marca Argentina 🇦🇷establecida en el 2006, este hombre que no fue lo suficientemente creativo para crear un nombre, directamente tomo el nuestro. Compártelo para mostrarle al mundo quien es la real marca @ballerbrand @slamonline @bleacherreport @dimemagazine @nbaontnt @nba @real_gm @stepheasmith @worldstar @houseofhighlights @kristineleahy #lavarball #bigballerbrand #ballerbrand #lonzoball #lameloball #ballbrothers #thief #lakers #ballfamily

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The Argentinian brand seemed somewhat unaware of BBB's existence until they made their Instagram post on Thursday night, tagging as many media outlets to get eyes on this conflict.

Their style of clothing is hip-hop heavy, including a few nods or “tributes” to some NBA and USA logos, along with supporting some of the Argentina-based basketball teams like Peñarol.

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Whether this accusation goes far or not, it is hard to know at the moment, given that brand name infringement can vary based on the country of origin.

While this can clearly have a case here in a United States-based court, international laws can prove to be different than in the land of sue-them-all.