This kid sold his spot in line for $800 for the iPhone release in 2007.
This wasn’t just any kid, it was Marc Rebillet, aka "Loop Daddy." He got his first taste of fame with the launch of the first iPhone.
In 2007, at 19, he waited 12 hours in line in Dallas. A woman offered him $800 to swap spots. He took the deal and was still able to get his iPhone, despite the one-phone rule.
This moment went viral on YouTube, racking up millions of views. It set the stage for his music and comedy career, where he now entertains millions with live improvised music, often in his signature bathrobe and briefs.
NEWS: Chinese EV maker Xpeng showed off its modular flying vehicle called Land Aircraft Carrier.
• Starting price: $280,000
• They've received 2,000 orders
• Takes 5 minutes to put the aircraft back in the carrier
• Aircraft cabin fits two people
• Supports 5-6 short flights on a full charge. The “Mothership” can charge the aircraft’s battery from 30 to 80% in 18 minutes.
• Deliveries of this massive vehicle are scheduled for 2026. Annual production capacity of 10,000 units.
In middle school, Sabrina lonescu helped recruit enough players to field a girls basketball team.
At Oregon, she helped WBB attendance grow from 1,500 to 10,000.
At the draft, the New York Liberty picked her first overall.
Now, she's a WNBA champion.
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