Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards hosts the second Believe That Awards on October 14, presenting pop singer Justin Bieber with the “White Boy of the Year” title. Edwards, who appears as host for the event, announces the award during the ceremony and Bieber responds with a video message of thanks.
Multiple outlets describe the award as part of a satirical, viral series. Yahoo Sports and NDTV note Bieber’s win among several high-profile figures, while Variety frames the honorific as the latest installment in a recurring joke that previously went viral and was used to crown different celebrities in earlier editions. NDTV lists the other nominees Edwards considers, while Variety also highlights the event’s broader context of social-media attention and past viewership.
Overall, the reports agree that Edwards leads the awards show and that Bieber’s “White Boy of the Year” recognition is the headline moment of the evening, with public reaction driven by the event’s humor and celebrity-focused format.
