BTS’s Jung Kook Set to Release Original Song, Perform for World Cup
The World Cup is nearly upon us. Several artists indicated that they pass on performing due to concerns about the human rights violations rampant in Qatar. However, BTS’s Jung Kook has recorded an original song, “Dreamers,” for the event. The 2022 World Cup soundtrack features Nicki Minaj, Maluma, and Lil Baby.
MLB Severs Relationship with FTX
The list of entities cutting ties with FTX continues to grow. The disgraced crypto-currency exchange filed for bankruptcy, revealing some bad business practices. Last week, the Miami Heat home arena broke its contract for naming rights. Meanwhile, athletes like Tom Brady and Stephen Curry have scrubbed any relationship with the company from their timelines. Now, the MLB has joined the growing list. FTX served as a patch sponsor for umpires last season, and now will have no relationship with the league.
Binance Recruits Ronaldo for New Campaign
As FTX flounders, Binance continues to coast. The world’s leading crypto exchange rolled out its newest campaign featuring the one and only Christian Ronaldo. In addition to the ad, the company also released a new limited-edition NFT collection featuring the international soccer sensation.
Washington Commanders Subject of Second Lawsuit from DC AG
DC Attorney General Karl Racine announced that his office is suing the NFL team for the second time in the past 10 days. This time, the suit focuses on the franchise’s ticket sales practices. The lawsuit alleges a “decades-long unlawful scheme” to hold back deposits from season-ticket holders.
Isaiah Thomas Expands Relationship with Overtime Elite, Will Call Games
Isaiah Thomas can’t get enough of hoops. The former NBA star announced that he is joining the Overtime Elite basketball announcing crew. In a statement, Thomas said: “I’m looking forward to sharing my knowledge of the game and seeing the young talent that OTE continues to develop up close.” He made his debut in last night’s City Reapers win over the YNG Dreamerz, 87-71, which aired on Prime Video.