According to the Financial Times, Spotify, which boasts over 400 million subscribers, is integrating blockchain tech and NFTs into its podcast platform. While musical NFTs might have yet to gain as much traction as their digital art counterparts, they are off to a running start. Source: Snoop and Wiz Spotify & Instagram Catch NFT Fever The ApeCoin has rallied 3% on March 24, the day Snoop Dogg's NFT set made its debut. These NFTs are based on a combination of the ApeCoin and the BAYC, and they feature a group of eight song tracks. American rapper Snoop Dogg has teamed up with Wiz Khalifa for the launch of an Ape and BAYC-themed musical NFT collection. Source: BitskiĮllen is not the only celeb with her own NFT collection. Meanwhile, Ellen's collection continues to be auctioned off if you have to have a digital cat. The Bored Apes even inspired a new cryptocurrency called ApeCoin, the price of which has gone from $1 to about $13.60 in about a week. He is part of a celebrity club that extends to Snoop Dogg, Eminem, and others. Pop star Justin Bieber owns a couple of BAYC NFTs, the most recent of which he plunked down over a cool million to get. These digital ape avatars don't sing or dance, but they do give owners access to an exclusive metaverse club and can fetch hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars. That tally is a drop in the bucket compared to other popular NFT sets, like the Bored Ape Yacht Club. She recently launched her own collection that raised close to $35,000 for Chef Jose Andres' World Central Kitchen.
The talk show host, known for her dance moves, is no stranger to these digital assets. It was probably no coincidence that Keisza debuted her Milkyway Pirates NFT creatures on Ellen's show. She immediately spotted an opportunity through which independent musical artists could be “empowered.” After connecting with a 3-D animation artist, the pair embarked on a journey to launch the Milkyway Pirates through a QGlobe accelerator program.Īccording to the announcement, the Milkyway Pirates NFT collection launched on March 22 and includes “a ticket to outer space in 2023.” The ticket goes to one of the NFT minters, and it lands them a spot on a space mission with Keisza and some other mysterious electronic dance music (EDM) sensation. Keisza stumbled upon NFTs while recovering from a tragic automobile crash several years ago. However, not everyone was impressed, with one follower comparing the NFTs to the “$10 costume at the bad-taste party.” Milkyway Pirates | Source: Twitter NFTs to the Moon Much of the response on social media was positive, with fans cheering the performance and anticipating Kiesza's own NFT drop. Preview of my performance today on !! /EAKoMVPGJp The Milkyway Pirates have thrust NFTs into a new light before a mainstream audience of over a million viewers. But until now, they've mainly been focused on art. NFTs have been featured on talk shows before, like Jimmy Fallon's The Tonight Show. The Milkyway Pirates gorillas, known as Fooboos, can be seen dancing while playing virtual guitar and keyboard behind Kiesza on Ellen's farewell season. They are a virtual band known as the Milkyway Pirates, and they have just proven that NFTs are an innovation that can steal the show. The “ Platinum-selling dance music artist” introduced her NFT collection on an episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, but these are not just any digital collectibles.
If there was any question that NFTs have made their way into the mainstream, electronic pop singer Kiesza has put them to rest. Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest
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