The mark consists of the letters BUSS (grouped together as to form a word) and DWN (grouped together as to form a word) are in a free form style text, outlined in black, over the top of a diamond that has been broken down the center, by two stick figure men swinging a pick-axe at the top of the diamond. Additionally, black rectangles resembling paper money are falling out from the top of the diamond. The stick figure on the top-left of the diamond is bald, while the stick-man figure on the top-right of the diamond has dreads; both stick-man figures have a frown. The split down the center of the diamond has jagged edges. On the either end of the bottom end of the broken diamond is another stick-man figure carrying half of the broken diamond on their back at a 45 degree angle. The stick-man figure on the bottom-left has a crop-top style haircut. The stick-man figure on the bottom-right has a spiked up hairstyle. Additionally, both stick-man figures under the broken diamond have black shaped rectangles, in the form of paper money, falling out of their pockets. Under the broken diamond in the same free form style text, outlined in black, as the letter BUSS DWN that appear over the top of the diamond, are the letters ENT (grouped together as to form a word). Each side of the diamond is filled in with different geometrical shapes in varying colors of black, white, gray, blue, aqua, yellow, purple, red, and green, that are formatted to depict the texture and brilliance of the broken diamond.