- Singer Jaywon has urged his younger male friends to remember their loyal friends.
- He emphasized the importance of prioritizing those who supported them in times of need, recognizing that these loyal friends should not be overlooked when success comes.
Singer Jaywon has conveyed an important message to younger men, emphasizing the significance of loyal friendships.
He urged them to remember and value those who supported them during their times of struggle, asserting that these individuals are the true loyal friends who deserve recognition when success is achieved.
In a post on X, Jaywon stated, “Young man, nobody cares about you until you make it. So when you do, make sure you care only about the people who were there for you when you had nothing to give.”
In other news, Kanye West and Adidas have reached a resolution in their legal conflict, two years after the sportswear company severed ties with the artist due to his anti-Semitic remarks.
West’s contract, valued at $220 million annually and totaling $1.5 billion, was terminated in October 2022 following a series of offensive statements, including a post on X where he threatened to go “de.ath-con 3 on Jewish people.”
On Tuesday, Adidas announced that they have finalized an out-of-court settlement with West, concluding all legal actions between the two parties, and clarified that no financial exchange occurred as part of the agreement.
For the past two years, Adidas and West had been involved in several lawsuits.
CEO Bjorn Gulden remarked, “There are no outstanding issues, and there is no financial exchange involved; we can both move forward. There were tensions on various matters, but both parties agreed that further conflict was unnecessary and withdrew all claims.”
The termination of West’s partnership resulted in the loss of his billionaire status and was one of several significant endorsements he forfeited following his controversial statements.
The collaboration, which began in 2013 after West’s departure from Nike, was anticipated to last for a decade.
Prior to the termination, West had already been publicly criticizing Adidas executives, alleging that they had appropriated his ideas.
Although West owns the Yeezy brand, Adidas compensates him with an annual royalty fee for the sale of the products.
