Move over, Timothée Chalamet—there is a new king in town. Minnesota Timberwolves superstar Anthony Edwards just dropped the 2026 edition of his "Believe That Awards," and Justin Bieber has officially taken home the crown for "White Boy of the Year." It’s giving main character energy, no cap.
After his 2025 debut racked up a massive 150 million views, Edwards is back with even more chaos. Bieber faced some serious competition for the title, beating out nominees like Tom Holland, Erling Haaland, Robert Pattinson, and Travis Kelce. Talk about a stacked lineup!
Produced by Edwards via his Three Fifths Media banner, the special is lowkey iconic and features appearances from heavy hitters like Michael B. Jordan, Druski, Coco Gauff, and 50 Cent. The whole vibe is unapologetic and unfiltered, which we highkey love to see.
"We’re back, and we raised the bar across the board this year," Edwards said in a statement. "You know me, which means you know we have the same unfiltered, totally unpredictable energy that is always built for and aimed directly at the culture."
Why it matters
Whether you’re here for the sports crossover or just the top-tier pop culture commentary, Edwards is proving that athletes can absolutely dominate the content game when they’re allowed to just be themselves. The show has become a legitimate cultural staple, and the engagement numbers prove the internet is absolutely eating it up.
