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6 Artists Shaping the Music NFT Movement
The music industry often embraces innovation and fans, as seen with how The Beatles recently utilized old records, AI, and a commitment to fans to create a new song with all original band members.
As the web3 world matures, it offers more connectivity opportunities for communities, with some of the most popular musicians (from Snoop Dogg to Kings of Leon) using NFTs to build deeper relationships with their fans.
While any creator or musician can utilize NFTs in their artistic processes, the following six artists have paved the way for them.
As the web3 world matures, it offers more connectivity opportunities for communities, with some of the most popular musicians (from Snoop Dogg to Kings of Leon) using NFTs to build deeper relationships with their fans.
While any creator or musician can utilize NFTs in their artistic processes, the following six artists have paved the way for them.
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š¢ Snoop Dogg and Bitcoin: Rap and Crypto since 2013
In December 2013, when Bitcoin just first rose to $1,000, Snoop Dogg tweeted:
> "My next album will be available in Bitcoins..."
Price? 0.3 BTC for the album!
That was about $300 back then. Today ā over $20,000 for that same album, if you hadn't downloaded it, but HODL'd it.
ā¢ Snoop was one of the first from the entertainment industry to openly talk about Bitcoin.
ā¢ Later he became an ambassador for crypto projects, launched his own NFTs, and even participated in metaverses.
ā¢ He admitted that he had held BTC since the early days, but never sold it all.
Interesting fact:
Snoop was among the few who didn't just "promote", but actually accepted Bitcoin as payment. Back then it seemed like madness.
BTC + Rap = SnoopCoin? No, but almost.
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#Bitcoin #SnoopDogg #CryptoHistory #NFT #CryptoCelebrities
In December 2013, when Bitcoin just first rose to $1,000, Snoop Dogg tweeted:
> "My next album will be available in Bitcoins..."
Price? 0.3 BTC for the album!
That was about $300 back then. Today ā over $20,000 for that same album, if you hadn't downloaded it, but HODL'd it.
ā¢ Snoop was one of the first from the entertainment industry to openly talk about Bitcoin.
ā¢ Later he became an ambassador for crypto projects, launched his own NFTs, and even participated in metaverses.
ā¢ He admitted that he had held BTC since the early days, but never sold it all.
Interesting fact:
Snoop was among the few who didn't just "promote", but actually accepted Bitcoin as payment. Back then it seemed like madness.
BTC + Rap = SnoopCoin? No, but almost.
š¢ Stay a step ahead ā subscribe!
#Bitcoin #SnoopDogg #CryptoHistory #NFT #CryptoCelebrities
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