Post Malone is the latest celebrity to jump into the world of competitive gaming. Today, Ervie Gaming announced that Popp Star has joined the company as a co-owner by acquiring an “undisclosed equity stake”. Jealousy runs teams in many sports, and it owns the Dallas Empire Call on duty League and Overwatch League team Dallas Fuel, which hosted OWL’s first home game in 2019.
“I grew up in Texas and I’ve been playing all my life, so this really felt right,” Post Malone said in a statement. “I’ve always wanted to be a part of bringing gaming into the world of professional sports so to be involved with what Jealousy does in my village, feels like such a perfect fit.”
He joins the growing list of big stars investing in sports. These include the set Faset (Faz Klan), Drake (100 thieves), and The Weekend (overactive media). Just this week, NBA star Ben Simmons became the latest investor in the Faz Klan. This post is not Malone’s first foray into gaming, as he also serves as an ambassador for peripheral-maker HyperX and occasionally streams games. Warzone And Pub. As Twitch Streamers and YouTubers become their own stars, this type of collaboration has only just become more common.
“It’s about entertainment,” Seth said Edge, While explaining the connection between hip-hop and gaming. “Real players, they’re like rock stars. They follow a lot, they impress kids, and this is what I do. It was just organic. These people are the coolest. “
Jealousy is a big name in airports and has been around since 2007. This weekend is a big moment for this organization: the Dallas Empire, in the final four Call on duty League, with shots of winning the championship – and literally the throne – on the line.
