Source Feed: The Globe and Mail
Author: Alex Nino Gheciu
Publication Date: August 20, 2025 - 10:30
Musicians worry looming TikTok Canada closure will hurt homegrown artists
August 20, 2025
In 2021, a TikTok of Canadian rapper bbno$ raising his eyebrows to the beat of his single “Edamame” started gaining traction — and eventually changed the course of his career.
The platform’s Canadian team suggested he recreate the clip with a safari-themed filter, then helped push it globally.
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The fan who took the home-run ball from a kid at a baseball game is being offered $5,000 for her autograph by a collectables store.
“We only ask that you autograph it, ‘I’m sorry,'” Blowout Cards, a trading cards retailer, said on X. The autographed ball will then be returned to the kid, the company said.
The incident that sparked the offer took place Friday when a father in the stands retrieved a home-run ball for his son that hit the seats and had four people scramble for it. The Philadelphia Phillies were playing against Miami Marlins.
The father, identified as Drew Feltwell,...
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