Link Jordins is not your average entrepreneur. He describes himself as a “no bullshit kind of man,” driven by a passion to see real change in his community. Opinionated and unapologetically direct, he doesn’t mince words when it comes to his frustrations* with the current state of affairs in San Andreas to which he has created a unique solution; The Link Jordins Open Challenge!
Jordins is no stranger to creative ventures. He founded BIG CAMERA CONTENT, which became the No. 1 visual media platform in the state, handling advertisements, music videos, and event-focused productions. This venture earned him the nickname “The Content Godfather” A legacy he is proud of stating it put his name on the city.
He also launched the Tube Football League (T.F.L.), a unique form of soccer played on an inflatable tube. Although the idea didn’t pan out, Jordins still saw it as an exciting prospect and gave a shout out to Blood Night Bouts (A boxing/fighting league) for their continued efforts and success.
During our interview, Jordins posed a series of thought-provoking questions to the city:
- “What happened to creativity?”
- “What happened to trying something new?”
- “What happened to taking a risk?”
- “What happened to the unique and memorable ideas like the ones I and others had in the past?”
Jordins is openly critical of what he sees as a lack of originality and energy in recent events, where people seem more focused on their phones than on participating in their community. “Collectables are being sold, people take pictures with the collectables. That’s it! You hear nothing else. What is the point?” he asked, emphasizing his disdain for the stagnant state of creativity.
Unfiltered and Unapologetic
Known for his bluntness, Jordins doesn’t shy away from controversy. He was quoted as saying, “I don’t pull any punches. I don’t hide or shy away from my thoughts or feelings. If I hate you or if I hate something, I direct it straight to your face! I swing, and I don’t miss.”
His unapologetic stance extends to those who disagree with him. “If you choose to disagree or have a problem with that, then you’re just flat out wrong, and you may be living in a delusional bubble. It’s okay to be wrong. It’s not okay to be incompetent,” he said.
Jordins recalls a time, roughly 18-19 months ago, when the energy and creativity in San Andreas were at a high. He believes the culture has shifted dramatically since then, with far less innovation and community engagement. In response, he’s taking matters into his own hands with the launch of the Link Jordins Open Challenge.
The Link Jordins Open Challenge: A Call to Action!
In an effort to reignite the spark of creativity, Link Jordins is issuing a bold challenge to the people of San Andreas. The premise is simple: brainstorm and create ideas so legendary that they capture Jordins’ attention. The reward? A share of a $1 million pool allocated for this challenge—no strings attached. Multiple individuals or groups can receive funding for their events, activations, or spectacles. The goal is to support a range of creative opportunities, rather than focus on a single idea, ensuring that many innovative concepts get a chance to shine.
“I challenge the people of this state to come up with an idea so extraordinary that I will supply all the funds necessary, with absolutely no financial ROI. My focus is not monetary; it’s to see passion and creativity brought back to the state,” Jordins explained.
He doesn’t see the challenge as charity, but as an opportunity for those with vision and passion to make a difference, even if they lack the financial resources. “This is a fantastic opportunity for someone to achieve a dream, accomplish a goal, or most of all, make a change.”
A key part of this challenge is its unprecedented nature. Nothing of this scale has ever been attempted in the state before. The closest comparison would be the Kraken’s Cove show, which happened three years ago, but even that pales in comparison to what Link Jordins is setting into motion with his million-dollar challenge. By offering multiple opportunities for people to bring their creative visions to life, Jordins is pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in San Andreas like never before.
Rules for the Link Jordins Open Challenge
Jordins has laid out specific guidelines for those who wish to take part:
- Create an Idea with Community Focus: Whether working solo or with a group, come up with a concept that drives active engagement and participation. Think of events, activations, or experiences that get people involved and off their phones. Avoid ideas centered around restaurants, food, or collectibles. As Jordins bluntly puts it, “If you bring me those ideas, you’re banned from talking to me ever again.”
- Presentation: Physically present the idea in a setting that reflects its inspiration. “You’re selling your passion as much as the idea,” Jordins emphasized.
- Moving Forward: If your idea impresses Jordins, you’ll have the opportunity to move forward with the proposal and discuss in detail how the idea will come to life.
A Message to Investors
Jordins is also calling out to those with financial resources who wish to join him in his venture venture—or similar creative projects—to contact him. He’s ready to collaborate with like-minded individuals who share his passion for change.
For Link Jordins, it’s all about reigniting creativity and pushing people to think outside the box. As an incentive, he’s offering a $1 million pool to fuel the most innovative ideas. “I want to see passion and creativity brought back to the state,” he says. With that kind of backing, San Andreas just might see that spark return.
Note: This competition is not endorsed by Shout News.
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