What happened to these Celebrity NFTs?

Justin Bieber, Kevin Hart, Tekashi69, Lindsay Lohan, Gary Vee, Floyd Mayweather and more... what happened AFTER they released their NFT projects?

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This video is an opinion and in no way should be construed as statements of fact. Scams, bad business opportunities, and fake gurus are subjective terms that mean different things to different people. I think someone who promises $100K/month for an upfront fee of $2K is a scam. Others would call it a Napoleon Hill pitch.

0:00 What happened to these Celebrity NFTs?
1:01 Justin Bieber
1:32 Tekashi69
3:37 Lana Rhoades
4:07 Gary Vee
4:46 Reese Witherspoon
5:35 Lindsay Lohan
5:57 John Wall
6:17 Tyson Fury
6:37 Floyd Mayweather
7:09 Kevin Hart
7:51 Mike Tyson
8:23 Steph Curry
8:53 French Montana
9:22 NELK
9:44 Stan Lee
10:27 Grimes
10:38 A$AP ROCKY
10:49 Lil Uzi Vert
11:02 Jake Paul
11:17 What have we learned?

[manishalu]

" i jumped into the NFT community without knowing what an NFT was"
So did 95% of the NFT buyers.

[mtwata]

When you feel dumb, remember there are people buying celebrities NFTs

[davidwilliamson]

Crazy how these celebrities can call it a “cash grab” instead of a “scam” and everyone just accepts it.

[Scoopz]

I can't believe that buying NFTs from a guy who is covered in tattoos of 69 would have been a bad idea.

[collettehinz]

Honestly the celebrities that didn't shill NFTs really set themselves apart in terms of professionalism

[drakkenmensch]

With all these NFTs being abandonned right after minting, with the creators holding the rug with both hands moments before the release, I'm surprised that *ABANDON-MINT* is not a common term in use yet!

[btbarr]

69's apology video basically translates to, "I didn't know I was scamming people... But now I do."

[pequod]

Something feels deeply wrong about corporations releasing NFTs under Stan Lee's name, despite him being dead and likely objecting to NFTs given how he was in life. It's almost like they're puppeteering a corpse and making it say "give us money!" and it feels disrespectful to his memory.

[cs]

It's been 2 years since I learned of NFTs and I STILL have no clue what the point is or why anyone would purchase one. It's literally just tulip mania over and over. What actual, physical, functional value do any of these NFTs provide, and why on earth do people keep buying them?

[bitteroldhousecat]

I commend the bravery of the parents of anyone who bought an NFT from Tekashi69. I don't how they do it. They have to look in the mirror everyday and know that they completely and utterly failed, yet still put one foot in front of the other and go on. Amazing people.

[_emory]

“To all my fans, I extremely apologize”

-Tekashi, six 9

[olliesutton]

“Sorry I scammed you, but invest in my new scam” - 69

[PaeBabbling]

Seems like coffee will never run out of his content since most of business now a day is all about how much you can steal and get away with it.

[stefanarlio]

We're at a point in time where celebrities who don't do NFT'S are getting more rare than those who do. This timeline is crazy.

[calamaria]

The first mistake was buying a NFT.
The second mistake was trusting someone with a big "69" tattooed on their face.

[danielx]

It's almost shameful that adults talk about NFTs as if they were ever anything but a scam. Folks saw the success of shitcoin swindling and decided to come up with an easier way to fleece the marks.

[MrChochichon]

NFTs are basically the opposite of Robin Hood: stealing from the "poor" to give to the rich.

[ibexy]

Some of these people are wealthy beyond your wildest dreams yet their greed leads them into these "dubious" nft deals

[reenakemp]

OMG one of my friends tried to get me to cash out my very healthy Roth IRA to invest in NFTs... I flat out said no. He then proceeded to tell me it's the future and I'm missing out. It was still a big solid NO

[GreenGiant]

These celebrities are selling their reputations. Every venture that takes people's money only to fade away is leaving fans feeling burned.