Hes making it rain, bottles are popping, and its a grand old time. “We’ll have the euro, the Chinese yuan, the dollar, maybe the yen - and bitcoin. Imagine that you are a hard working dancer making a living in Las Vegas, Nevada and Usher comes into your club.

Young people think, That’s not good for me, so I’m going to exit the ecosystem and I’m going to create my own currency. The central banks and governments are all conspiring to create more money to keep the shareholder class wealthy. Usher says that his fake Ush Bucks, which he was accused of paying strippers with two weeks ago, are just the start of promoting his Las Vegas residency at The Colosseum at Caesars. Some of Usher’s friends and fellow artists have been seen flexing on the ‘gram with stacks of the bills, and it looks like Ush is. In fact, the bills were printed in order to promote Usher’s upcoming Las Vegas residency. “I see crypto as a mini-revolution, just like GameStop. Turns out Usher used his real coins to create some fake bills with his face on themnow known as Usher Bucks. “The credible-scarcity component of our existing currencies - they’re losing the credibility part.” The famous publication owned by Vox media dedicated the cover of its last issue to the changes in the value and meaning of money, and surprisingly actually shared the following quotes: The internet is ablaze with fury that Usher allegedly made it rain on strippers with fake ass money - with his face on it, no less - but take a breather, because thats not how it went down. Though his rep has since come out to set the record straight, fans couldn’t help but remain amused at Usher’s fake currency, which was printed in 1s, 20s and 100s. “ Every day, some new money weirdness crosses our feeds,” wrote New York Magazine the same week. Usher got into hot water this past week when fans initially thought he paid a Las Vegas exotic dancer only in Usher Bucks, which featured the R&B singer’s side profile.

The 7-foot-5 center out of France is already being placed on a pedestal. Two striking example lately came to our attention: The move will usher in a new era of Spurs basketball and give the NBA its most exciting young player since LeBron James. One year after the United States started the biggest ‘money printing’ experiment in its history, the American public and media are clearly noticing the changes that is happening.

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