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This story is part of Billboard’s Global World Cup Series, a collection of 11 cover stories which pairs top soccer stars across the world competing in the 2026 FIFA World Cup with highly-touted musicians in accompanying countries. Joey Bada$$ and Miles Robinson may have met just hours ago, but the two are already locked into a heated conversation on an indoor soccer field in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park neighborhood, debating one particular point of pride: who would win in a footrace across the field.
Not too long ago, Riley Green started registering at hotels under a pseudonym. His fame had simply reached the level that necessitated it — but the move hasn’t come without some hiccups. Take this past March, when he was on tour in Australia. “I locked my key in my room. Luckily, I had clothes on,” he recounts. “I went downstairs and [the front desk clerk] said, ‘We need to see your ID.’ I said, ‘I don’t have it.
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