Drake showed love to everyone attending opening day ceremonies for Kai Cenat‘s Streamer University yesterday (July 15).

Cenat was speaking to the invitees during an assembly when he announced that he had a message from the Toronto rapper.

“2026, back for another year,” Drake said via video message. “Congratulations to everybody that got accepted — all the new creators, all the veteran creators. I hope you guys make the most of this opportunity. I hope you learn something. I hope you’re able to teach each other things.”

Drake added that his OVO team had provided gifts for this year’s attendees who are staying at Hendrix College in Conway, Arkansas through July 20. “And behalf of us at OVO, I left you something…well, actually I left you a few things in your room to make the stay even easier,” Drake told the excited streamers. “So, shout out to Kai, Streamer University 2026. Enjoy.”

Some of the items unboxxed by the Twitch streamers include cologne, Nike clothing and OVO merch.

This is the second year of the innovative streaming bootcamp. The first Streamer University, hosted at the University of Akron in Ohio, won best streamed event at the 2025 Streamer Awards and clocked upwards of 20 millions hours watched on Twitch.

During a stream last June, Cenat revealed that he had to take legal action in order to own the name and the intellectual property to Streamer University, so that no one would be able to steal or redo the idea in its current iteration. “For Streamer University, the idea was so big that I had to take legal action into owning the idea, owning the name and making it mine because it was influencing a lot of people to just redo it, redo it, redo it,” he told the chat in 2025. “But we had to secure it and we gotta make this sh-t special. Streamer University, have full ownership. The name itself, have full ownership.”

You can watch the full stream of Streamer University’s 2026 Opening Ceremony below.

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Sure, there are a number of popular Bluetooth speakers available to buy online these days, but a new DIY kit on Amazon is letting aspiring techies and curious audio curators build a wireless speaker for themselves.

This Bluetooth speaker kit combines STEM learning, sound engineering and hands-on assembly to build a brick-size wireless speaker that can actually be used to play music. Unlike an actual brick though, this portable speaker is super lightweight and can be taken around to play dates and parks alike, to keep the tunes moving.

Audio blares out from two cones and all the components are housed inside an acrylic shell. The best part: there is no gluing or soldering required, and everything you need to piece the speaker together is included in the box (note: you’ll need batteries, which are not included). Even the wiring is pre-fixed to individual boards, which just need to be snapped together.

The finished speaker measures approximately 6 x 3.2 inches in sizes (or 6 x 4.9 inches with the handle up). Connecting to your phone or laptop is easy via the Bluetooth 5.0. standard and reviewers say the sound is surprisingly loud for the speaker’s size.

Though it’s designed to promote STEM learning with kids, the DIY speaker kit is a great gift for music fans of all ages. Gather friends together to build their own speakers at your next party, or pick up a kit for yourself to make a unit that can sit on your an office desk or bedroom shelf. Reviewers give the set a 4.8-star rating out of five.

The speaker delivers three watts of sound and the units can either be powered with three AA batteries (not included) or charged via USB cable. The whimsical design resembles a cat’s face (complete with pop-up ears) when completed.

Amazon says this kit is ideal for children ages 8-12, though reviewers say it may be better suited to slightly older ages due to the complexities of the components. See more details here.

For more product recommendations, see ShopBillboard’s picks for the best speakers for music fans and best speaker deals here.

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The big match is set with Spain taking on Argentina in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Finals.

Spain stunned defending runners-up France in Tuesday’s semifinal soccer match, while Argentina scored in extra time to take down a determined England squad. Now, one of the youngest stars in the sport — 19-year-old Lamine Yamal — will face off against a soccer legend — 39-year-old Lionel Messi — in Sunday’s match.

Whether you’re cheering for La Roja or La Selección, you still have time to order a team jersey in time for the World Cup final. We’ve found options for Spain and Argentina World Cup jerseys that you can order online for fast shipping.

Where to Buy Argentina Soccer Jersey In Time for World Cup Final

Adidas is the official jersey provider of the Argentinian Football Club at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but jerseys on the Adidas site won’t ship for a few weeks.

The jersey features the blue and white stripes inspired by the Argentina flag, along with a gold Adidas crest, FIFA crest and the logo of the Argentine Football Association (AFA). The jersey is available in unisex sizes small to XL (anything larger is sold out as of this writing).

While the familiar blue and white stripes remain, it’s worth noting that the jersey bears the number 19, which Messi wore early in his career. This jersey also ships in one business day and it’s available in sizes small to 2XL.

From the Forever 21 collection at Walmart, the women’s jersey is available for same-day in-store pickup or next day delivery in most cities. Even better: it’s marked down to just $12, with multiple sizes still available.

Choose from sizes small to 2XL. There’s also an alternate design with bold and graphic chevron stripes that you can pick up here. The next day shipping is only for Amazon Prime members. Not a Prime member? Get a 30-day free trial here to test out the service and use it to get your Argentina or Spain jerseys shipped and delivered in time for the game.

Amazon Prime members can also get a free trial to Fox One right now, to livestream the Spain vs. Argentina World Cup final match online for free. Claim the deal here.

Where to Buy Spain Soccer Jersey In Time for World Cup Final

You can also find Spain national team World Cup jerseys online, with items shipping in time for Sunday’s match.

This slim-fit shirt is inspired by the kits worn by the Spanish players during pre-game warmups and training sessions, and it comes with a breathable, sweat-wicking material. Choose from sizes small to 2XL.

The officially-licensed kit celebrates the team’s rich history with a deep red and white colorway. The shirt comes in a slim fit with “Climacool technology” to keep you cool and breezy. This jersey is available in sizes small to 2XL and ships in one business day.

The jersey features a simple design that puts your team and country front and center, along with the FIFA 2026 logo. This is available for same-day pickup at your local Walmart store, though Walmart+ members can get fast, same-day delivery to their door. I just tried adding this to cart in Los Angeles, and it gave me a delivery time of just 51 minutes — the fastest shipping time of any item on this list.

Not a Walmart+ member? Get a 30-day trial for just $1 to take advantage of the free shipping, grocery discounts, gas discounts, streaming perks and more. See details here.

This officially-licensed crewneck comes in blue or white online, with the red and yellow team graphics screen-printed on the front. This comes in small to XXL.

The slim-fit shirt is sustainably made from 100% recycled materials so you can feel good about what you’re putting on your body — and hopefully channeling good vibes for a Spain win. Multiple sizes are available for this Adidas shirt. A bonus: since it’s not Spain-branded, you can always wear it post-World Cup on a run or to the gym.

Get World Cup Jerseys on DoorDash

Another place to start your search for World Cup jerseys with fast shipping is DoorDash. Yes, the site best known for food and grocery delivery also has a section of soccer jerseys available for home delivery, often in under an hour. You’ll want to type in your address to see what teams/countries and designs are available in your area. In addition to jerseys, my DoorDash account shows scarves, hats, tank tops and accessories available to order for home delivery.

Want even more savings and offers? Sign up for DashPass, DoorDash’s subscription service that features perks for members, like reduced delivery and service fees, exclusive deals for restaurants, grocers and retailers, plus the ability to earn 5% DoorDash credits on eligible pickup orders, up to 10% off rides from Lyft, and other benefits. Not a member? New subscribers can Sign up for a 30-day free trial to take advantage of everything DashPass has to offer.

Sunday’s World Cup final pits the two best teams in the world against each other. Argentina is looking to defend its title from 2022, while Spain is looking to hoist the World Cup trophy for the first time since 2010.

Karol G’s got a few pranks up her sleeve — and sometimes her friends are the target.

The Grammy winner was part of Elle’s “Phoning It In” series, in which guest celebrities prank-call friends and family while listening to their reactions on speaker.

“I’m a huge pranker. I’m always pranking my team. They suffer a lot,” she admitted at the beginning of the episode, during which she called three people: her manager, Raymond Acosta; her friend and guest on the upcoming Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour, Becky G; and her best friend, Daiky Gamboa, to whom she said she was postponing the tour to go “find love” on a TV show.

“I had the most random thing happen to me. Apparently, the team here is moving the whole tour around because something came up that’s supposedly 10 times better — me going on Love Island,” she said to Gamboa, who replied, “What are you talking about?”

Karol went on to explain that “There’s a show called Love Island,” and “it’s supposedly a show to find love.”

Gamboa interrupted by asking, “Wait, are you serious, or are you joking?” 

The Colombian artist confirmed, “I’m serious. Noah called me to tell me this was literally the coolest thing ever and that it would take my career to the next level.”

Gamboa then tells her she is too famous for the hit reality show. “No celebrity I know — at your level, anyway — has ever done anything like that. Ever,” he said.

“I’m calling you because you’re the one who always knows that whole celebrity world and everything, and I wanted you to tell me, because I’m really nervous and stressed,” Karol replied. 

“That’s a reality show like La Casa de los Famosos,” he replied, at which point Karol can be seen holding back a laugh. “No, no, no, no. I can’t even…I’m honestly in shock that they’re proposing that to you. I swear, I’m in shock.”

“No, but I said yes,” Karol replied in an anguished tone.

“Are you kidding me or what?” Gamboa inquired, making Karol break character and burst out laughing as she admitted it was a joke. 

“You got me, stupid,” he said. 

Karol is gearing up for the world tour, which is set to kick off July 24 in Chicago. On Tuesday (July 13), Venezuelan singer Elena Rose, Colombian singer Greeicy and Becky G announced that they will be opening guests for the artist on select dates of the U.S. leg of the 63-stadium run.

Tropicoqueta, Karol G’s fifth studio album, hit No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Latin Albums chart and No. 3 on the all-genre Billboard 200 following its release.

Upon the album’s debut, La Bichota shattered the record for a female artist by landing 20 simultaneous songs on Billboard’s Hot Latin Songs Chart. Of those 20 concurrent hits, 18 were brand-new debuts from the album.

Bad Bunny wants a judge to reconsider a recent ruling that refused to dismiss a sprawling lawsuit over the origins of reggaeton, arguing his accusers are citing a “Frankenstein” copyright.

The ruling, issued earlier this month, said only a jury could decide whether reggae duo Steely & Clevie own the dembow rhythm — the boom-ch-boom-chick beat heard in almost every reggaeton song. The judge’s decision likely means years more of litigation in the massive case, which targets Bunny and dozens of other artists over nearly 2,000 songs.

But in a motion Wednesday (July 15), attorneys for the reggaeton superstar pleaded with the judge to overturn that ruling, arguing that the case has a fatal flaw that had not been properly acknowledged.

“Plaintiff’s supposed selection and arrangement does not exist in any single work,” writes Kenneth Freundlich, the star’s lawyer. “They have assembled a ‘Frankenstein’ across three separate songs.”

The huge case, filed in 2021 by Cleveland “Clevie” Browne and the heirs of Wycliffe “Steely” Johnson against Bunny, Karol G, Daddy Yankee and many others, claims their 1989 song “Fish Market” is the ultimate source of dembow. But it also asserts ownership over two later songs called “Dem Bow” and “Pounder (Dub Mix II)” — both of which were allegedly based on “Fish Market” and helped spawn the sound of reggaeton.

In the ruling earlier this month, the judge said that only a jury could decide whether the dembow rhythm is copyrightable. But in Wednesday’s motion, Bad Bunny’s lawyers said it had overlooked one thing: that Steely & Clevie’s alleged proprietary beat does not exist entirely in any of the three songs that allegedly spawned it.

“The consequence of this omission is concrete, and it is not merely a case management problem: Plaintiffs are asserting exclusive rights in a supposed selection and arrangement that does not exist,” Freundlich writes.

If the judge declines to review his own ruling, Bad Bunny wants an alternative route: The right to immediately appeal the ruling to a federal appeals court before the complex case gets bogged down in discovery and an eventual trial.

“Resolving it now may appreciably shorten the time, effort, or expense of conducting the proceedings, especially where what lies ahead is an [infringement] analysis of over one thousand works,” the star’s attorneys write.

In a statement to Billboard, Steely & Clevie’s attorney Stephen Doniger said it was “disappointing that defendants continue to push their false narrative” about dembow: “Defendants offer nothing new and no basis for reconsideration. We hope the court will quickly deny this motion.”