"Canadian musician bbno$ is everywhere right now. Pronounced 'baby no money,' and definitely not 'bibinos,' he's collaborated with everyone from the VTuber Ironmouse through to producer Y2K. Several of his tracks have gone viral on social media platforms such as TikTok, including the likes of "Edamame" which was used in the trailer for The Garfield Movie, and "U Mad?" which appeared in CS:GO promotional materials. Now, we've spotted a possible reference to the singer-songwriter in none other than Borderlands 4."
"Baby No Money? Baby Yes Money! As part of the game's achievements and challenges, we spotted "Baby Yes Money," which rewards you for collecting increasing amounts of cash during your travels through Kairos. It's either a reference to bbno$ or an incredible coincidence, but with the musician's career going from strength to strength and his new album on the horizon, we prefer to believe it's the former."
Canadian musician bbno$ (pronounced 'baby no money') has collaborated with creators from VTuber Ironmouse to producer Y2K and achieved viral success on platforms like TikTok. Tracks such as "Edamame" and "U Mad?" have been used in major promotional materials, including The Garfield Movie trailer and CS:GO promotions. Borderlands 4 includes an achievement titled "Baby Yes Money" that rewards collecting increasing amounts of cash in Kairos, which may reference bbno$. Borderlands 4 launches September 12, with praise for its Vault Hunter lineup but criticism for repetitive enemies and dull side quests.
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