Killer Whales Season 2 Episode 4 Amplifies the Beat of Innovation in Music, Events, and Hospitality
The stakes reach a fever pitch as Killer Whales Episode 4 throws entrepreneurs from the music, events, and hospitality sectors into the arena, battling for survival — and a slice of the $1.5 million prize pool. With “do or die” tension in the air, founders face the show’s ruthless panel of investors, the “Killer Whales,”
The stakes reach a fever pitch as Killer Whales Episode 4 throws entrepreneurs from the music, events, and hospitality sectors into the arena, battling for survival — and a slice of the $1.5 million prize pool. With “do or die” tension in the air, founders face the show’s ruthless panel of investors, the “Killer Whales,” pitching ventures that reimagine how we experience entertainment, travel, and digital identity.
Spatial Web Creativity, Blockchain Travel, and Metaverse Stardom Take the Stage
From AI-curated augmented realities to blockchain-powered hotel bookings, the competition demands bold ideas and flawless execution. Only the strongest pitches will earn a ‘Swim’ vote – and a shot at transforming their industries.
Episode 4 showcases three boundary-pushing projects. tagSpace, led by CEO Paul Martin, revolutionizes the Spatial Web with its no-code AR platform, enabling users to create and monetize hyper-personalized mixed-reality experiences. Sleap.io, represented by CEO Michael Ros, disrupts hospitality as the first on-chain hotel booking platform, bridging crypto and traditional payments across 350,000+ global properties.
Meanwhile, Junior Jr., founded by Fernando Andres Vega, blurs reality and the metaverse as a rapper, AI streamer, and digital collaborator with giants like Zynga. Judging the chaos are media powerhouses Austin Arnold, Aaron Arnold, and Wendy O, alongside serial entrepreneur Mario Nawfal and Yuga Labs’ Illa Da Producer.
Tune in for high-energy pitches, ruthless critiques, and the race to claim crypto’s most lucrative lifeline.
“Episode 4 showcases exactly why Killer Whales belong on global platforms like Apple TV and Amazon Prime. We’re bringing mainstream audiences into the most exciting frontier of web3, showcasing the convergence of digital innovation with real-world experiences in music, travel, and entertainment. These are tangible solutions that will transform how people create, travel, and connect across both physical and digital experiences.”
— Sander Görtjes, Co-Founder & CEO of HELLO Labs
View full episode on YouTube“Joining Killer Whales was an incredible experience. First of all, it was amazing to be in LA for the recording and see the highly professional setup in action. The Whales were tough and straight to the point, but that made the challenge even more exciting. I’m extremely proud of the result and thrilled that Sleap.io will be showcased on some of the biggest streaming platforms in the world!”— Michael Ros, CEO and Co-founder of Sleap.io
About Killer Whales
Killer Whales is web3’s first business reality TV show, produced by HELLO Labs, CoinMarketCap, and AltCoinDaily, featuring celebrity judges and top blockchain innovators. Streaming on X, Apple TV, Amazon Prime and Xumo, supported by BeInCrypto, it reaches 600M+ viewers in 65 countries, offering $1.5M in prizes, investor connections, and global exposure.
About HELLO Labs
HELLO Labs, founded by Hollywood producers and Grammy-nominated directors, is a leading web3 entertainment company. It merges mainstream media with blockchain through shows like Killer Whales and supports startups via its HELLO token ecosystem and HELLO Protocol platform. Co-founded by Paul Caslin (Grammy-nominated director) and Sander Görtjes (web3 visionary CEO), it bridges web2 and web3 with high-quality entertainment and web3 DeFi, Trading, and KOL solutions.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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