Liam Golan Stunts Business Venture to Hide New Music Release
Liam Golan, son of Eyal Golan and Ilanit Levy, faked a business startup investment in a clever PR stunt. The 22-year-old artist actually used the taxi-themed campaign to promote his new four-track EP.
Less than a week ago, reports surfaced that 22-year-old Liam Golan, son of Eyal Golan and Ilanit Levy, was launching a business career by investing hundreds of thousands of shekels into a nationwide taxi company. However, mako celebs revealed today that the entire announcement was an elaborate PR stunt.
The PR team manufactured the fake business venture to generate massive buzz for Golan's upcoming music release. Instead of becoming a partner in a transportation startup, the young artist is actually preparing to drop a new four-track EP on November 1st, cleverly disguised by the 4U branding used in the promotional photos.
Liam Golan fully committed to the marketing trick, posting photos of himself posing alongside a branded taxi to sell the illusion. Representatives for the young singer declined to provide an official comment regarding the staged entrepreneurial pivot.
