In August 2020, American experimental rapper and producer JPEGMAFIA (Barrington Hendricks)—at the peak of his tour supporting All My Heroes Are Cornballs (2019)—delivered a powerful set at the 1st Annual Kerwin Frost Telethon Supershow, a 12-hour charity online event organized by comedian and influencer Kerwin Frost to benefit Know Your Rights Camp (Colin Kaepernick's fund against racial injustice). His 25-minute performance, captured professionally at The Berrics (a skatepark in Los Angeles), embodied the pandemic period climax, where chaotic beats with samples and aggressive delivery evoked resonance for millions online. Featuring tracks like "Real Nega", "Covered in Money!", "Bald!", "All My Heroes Are Cornballs", "BasicBitchTearGas", and "Jesus Forgive Me, I Am a Thot", this show highlighted JPEGMAFIA's role as a genre provocateur, turning virtual space into a realm of rebellion and unity.