Creed Launches Ordinal Collection FollowIng Interest From Bitcoiners

The popular 90's alternative rock band Creed has announced that they would be releasing an ordinals set to celebrate the start of the next Bitcoin bull market. The set will be called op_Bullrun. A spokesperson for the band told the Bugle that Bitcoiner interest in their music has really turned their careers around and would likely lead to a massive world tour. "Ben Justman almost single handedly resurrected the band into relevancy," Lead singer Scott Stapp said in a Twitter space. "Bitcoiners love us so we wanted to show Bitcoiners we love them with an ordinal collection. We are also exploring putting our music on Wavlake but you know how the music industry is."

Humility has gone by the wayside this week as Bitcoin ripped well above $58k, smashing Deniz' models. Bitcoin influencers such as Steve Barbour, Ben Justman, and Optimist fields have all called for a new bull market song to replace the once popular Pump It Up. The general consensus has been that Higher by Creed will be the chosen song to pump Bitcoin to the moon.

The point which seemed to convince the band in the importance of Bitcoin was when Marty Bent ended Rabbit Hold Recap this week by singing Higher. The group had initially thought that the dramatic increase in downloads and views of the song was a fluke until they saw one of the biggest podcasters singing it. Tucker Carlson even briefly mentioned how much he likes the song on his new Bitcoin podcast, What Bitcoin Does.

Creed's decision was received with mixed reviews as the Bitcoin community is split over Ordinals. Bitcoin Magazine posted an engagement tweet announcing the news, and some are speculating that Creed will be the headliner at the conference in Nashville. Ocean Pool announced that they would happily be filtering Creed's "Stupid Spam" out of the handful of blocks they mine from time to time. The band is unlikely aware of how contentious the Ordinal issue is right now.