First, for those of you who don’t know what the term “beef” means, here’s a quote from Urban Dictionary:
“to have a grudge or start one with another person.“
In this case, for reasons that I do not understand, phone accessory company Spigen decided to start a beef with dBrand:
This is a reference to that situation where dBrand made a racist remark on Twitter and got called out for it. The thing is, that happened in April. Why is Spigen bringing this up now? That literally makes no sense because that incident is over and done with. Maybe Spigen is trying score some cheap points at dBrand’s expense? I don’t know.
dBrand for their part returned fire:
But they didn’t stop there:
I checked and that is Spigen’s share value in Korea. Which doesn’t exactly look healthy as it seems to be on a decline from its high of roughly 39,000 WON a few years ago. For the record, 29,850 WON which is their current share price is about $29 CAD.
The net result is that Spigen has started something that I bet it wished it didn’t. And I suspect that dBrand is going to finish them. I really don’t have a favourite in this fight. But I think it’s safe to say that the entertainment value from this will be significant the longer this goes one.
Get the popcorn ready.
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Spigen And dBrand Have A Beef On Twitter… And I’m Here For It
First, for those of you who don’t know what the term “beef” means, here’s a quote from Urban Dictionary:
“to have a grudge or start one with another person.“
In this case, for reasons that I do not understand, phone accessory company Spigen decided to start a beef with dBrand:
This is a reference to that situation where dBrand made a racist remark on Twitter and got called out for it. The thing is, that happened in April. Why is Spigen bringing this up now? That literally makes no sense because that incident is over and done with. Maybe Spigen is trying score some cheap points at dBrand’s expense? I don’t know.
dBrand for their part returned fire:
But they didn’t stop there:
I checked and that is Spigen’s share value in Korea. Which doesn’t exactly look healthy as it seems to be on a decline from its high of roughly 39,000 WON a few years ago. For the record, 29,850 WON which is their current share price is about $29 CAD.
The net result is that Spigen has started something that I bet it wished it didn’t. And I suspect that dBrand is going to finish them. I really don’t have a favourite in this fight. But I think it’s safe to say that the entertainment value from this will be significant the longer this goes one.
Get the popcorn ready.
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