Steven Cooper, the proprietor of Bigger Entertainment made the announcement on December 26, and he described Bigger Entertainment as the “first crypto record label”. He also referred to Bigger Entertainment’s annual stream “A Very Merry Shiba Christmas Party”, where he called the company “the first cryptocurrency record label”. The event saw the burning of 239million SHIB, worth $9211. Bigger Entertainment did not create this event. Following the Shiba Burn Party’s SHIB Burner playlist release, Bigger Entertainment had already burned more than 400,000,000 SHIB.

Bigger Entertainment reached out to NFT artists and designers to help them donate NFTs in their effort to raise over 10,000 NFTs to fund the program. Cooper acknowledged the necessity for community help as the company can only function with the support and generosity of its members.

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Here are some of the SHIB Burns that will be happening in 2019:

· NFT Madness (March Madness Event), between March 13-April 4, 2022

· The Valentine’s Day Campaign (a special SHIB Lovers Merch Drop), between January 14 to February 14, 2022

· The SHIB Superburn (a Superbowl Event), February 7 to February 13, 2022

He went on to explain each event and said that NFT Madness was the most important. If they work together, he believes they will be able burn anywhere from 5-10 billion SHIB. Also, he noted that Valentine’s Day Campaign wouldn’t take place on the dates listed and that the company will burn lots of SHIB. SHIB Superburn pits SHIB-owners against one another during the Superbowl Week. SHIB custom jerseys will be available with tags that include Team Burner and Team Holders.

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