LoyalFans Announces Banksie Collaboration With I-15 Billboard

LoyalFans Announces Banksie Collaboration With I-15 Billboard

LOS ANGELES — LoyalFans has announced its new collaboration with content creator Banksie (formerly Lindsey Banks) with a billboard on I-15, between L.A. and Las Vegas.

The platform will also be hosting an invite-only launch party for Banksie on May 1 from 6-9 p.m. (PDT), which will be livestreamed on her LoyalFans page.

"The billboard, prominently located in Baker, California, captures the essence of Banksie's vibrant and engaging presence, symbolizing her journey and evolving partnership with LoyalFans," said a rep. "The launch party, an invite-only affair, will serve as a vibrant celebration of this milestone, set to further cement Banksie's role as a key player in bridging connections within the creative community and beyond."

Banksie enthused about the ad.

"Seeing myself on this massive billboard on such a significant route is surreal," she said. "I'm pumped for the launch party and to share this moment with the community that has supported me throughout."

Added LoyalFans co-owner Neil, "Banksie brings incredible energy and creativity to our platform. This billboard and the launch event are just the beginning of many innovative endeavors we plan to roll out with Banksie this year."

For more information, visit LoyalFans.

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