Jordan AngeliHost
Which I think also makes us annoyed that we're Debbie Downers because it's in America and we're like, we should be the most excited we've ever been.
And I think that's where a lot of my frustration has come from is that we should be feeling it.
And there's just so many things that have happened that is dampening the mood.
And so obviously, you know, we've hit on a little bit of like the political stuff, but just in general, like the ticket prices and just the logistics of the of the tournament and the way FIFA has structured things.
It's like organizationally, it just feels like this could have gone so much better.
And today I don't want to do that because I had, you know, those like like that flutter of excitement you get like with the World Cup.
She announced that she is dropping an official World Cup anthem this week on May 14th.
It's a song called Dai Dai, which is a collab she's doing with Burna Boy, who is a Nigerian rapper that translates to come on, come on.

Which I think also makes us annoyed that we're Debbie Downers because it's in America and we're like, we should be the most excited we've ever been.
And I think that's where a lot of my frustration has come from is that we should be feeling it.
And there's just so many things that have happened that is dampening the mood.
And so obviously, you know, we've hit on a little bit of like the political stuff, but just in general, like the ticket prices and just the logistics of the of the tournament and the way FIFA has structured things.
It's like organizationally, it just feels like this could have gone so much better.
And today I don't want to do that because I had, you know, those like like that flutter of excitement you get like with the World Cup.
She announced that she is dropping an official World Cup anthem this week on May 14th.
It's a song called Dai Dai, which is a collab she's doing with Burna Boy, who is a Nigerian rapper that translates to come on, come on.
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