The NFT space proceeds to expand as various celebrities are joining in on the NFT bandwagon. NFT space continues to grow with a range of different NFT projects, concepts, and marketplaces. Recently, acclaimed rapper Eminem is launched his series of NFTs on Sunday via the well-known NFT platform Nifty Gateway. In comparison, Eminem is famous for dropping beats. This weekend will witness the rapper drop some of his non-fungible tokens (NFTs) instead.
The rapper also issued a guide to purchasing NFTs, describing how the sales will function. The event titled “Shady Con” will involve original material from Eminem, including original instrumental beats and a collection of action figures. The NFT drop will highlight open editions, only obtainable for purchase for fifteen minutes. Moreover, digital trading cards and limited edition NFTs will also be accessible. Further, the rapper’s NFTs are available in three types. All types involve high-quality animations besides an original beat generated by the Oscar winner himself.
Intricate Details About Eminem’s NFT Drop
The first two types are 50 editions named “TOOLS OF THE TRADE” and “STILL DGAF” and traded at $500. The first set of purchasers would receive a physical print, calculated by hand and autographed by the rapper. The third NFT type is “STAN’S REVENGE,” which has only one edition, and the highest bidder will receive it. However, details about who animated it remain unclear. Eminem fans will be seeing to get their hands on one-of-a-kind unique collectibles from the rapper. Eminem’s love for collecting stimulates the NFT drop.
Furthermore, Eminem becomes one of many who have previously accessed the NFT space. The legendary rapper Snoop Dogg had already issued his very own NFT series named “A Journey With The Dogg.” Another famous NFT rapper is Soulja Boy, who traded his tweets as NFTs over a month back already. The NFT market develops, and Eminem’s latest NFT offering will probably accumulate the artist a decent payday. Most lately, celebrity Paris Hilton traded a set of NFTs for over $1.1 million.
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