In the tech industry, a unique performance took place at the Canva Create conference in Los Angeles. The event featured a singer performing a hip-hop song and dance routine praising Canva, the design and editing app, with backup dancers surrounding him. Suddenly, the singer was challenged by another performer posing as a hypothetical chief information officer from a client company. The exchange highlighted Canva’s capabilities and features in an interesting way.
A video of the performance went viral on X, formerly known as Twitter, over the weekend. Users noted that the routine was one of a kind even in an industry where conferences often feature unusual spectacles. Some pointed out that the performance bore similarities to “Hamilton,” a popular musical known for its use of slant-rhymes and rap battles.
Recent reports revealed that early Canva investors and employees made a substantial profit on a share sale, valuing the startup at $26 billion. The strong interest in the company’s shares could indicate potential plans for an IPO in the future, though no official date has been set.
