Dana White Diss Track with Jake Paul and Cris Cyborg hits almost 4 million views in a week

Jake Paul dropped a diss track with the participation of Cris CYboorg towards the UFC last month, more specifically towards Dana White who is the head guy of the whole company.  If you don’t know who Jake is he has had multiple boxing fights already and is also known for his massive popular YouTube following and his Disney Channel acting job in his teenage years. Jake Paul has already knocked out one of the UFC champs Ben Askren, he has also K’Od the  NBA player Nate Robinson and other fighters too. Jake Paul’s boxing career also launched up after he knocked out the former UFC champion and wrestler Ben Askren in the 1st round of their fight. And last August 29th, he was able to win this close fight against Tyron Woodley who had his first boxing match against the champion Paul.

 

 

The week before dropping the video he invested in EDR and also said in an interview “UFC has faced a rising chorus of criticism for the exploitation of its athletes — the [heart] of the biz. The ratio of revenue going to athletes vs. owners & leagues is well below the industry standard. This disparity hurts long-term shareholder value & this is not going to magically change.” He also added, “We believe the best way to accelerate this inevitable revolution is to lead it from within the UFC as co-owners & impact investors. We will use our investment stake to rally fans, athletes, fellow shareholders, and management to do the right thing.” We were able to foreshadow that something big could happen but definitely not the possibility of a diss track. 

The music video was released on the 28th of January and has hit 2.7 million views in less than a week of it being up. Cyborg is also at the beginning of the video. Cristiane Justino Venâncio, known professionally by her ring name Cris Cyborg, is a Brazilian–American MMA fighter who as of January 2021 fights in Bellator MMA, where she is the current Bellator Women’s Featherweight Champion, having held the title since January 2020. She is the only Grandlam champion in the whole world holding the belt from four different events such as Bellator, UFC, Strikeforce, and Invicta.