This was the first version of the video I uploaded. Normally I do edits and refine audio levels, fix small visual errors, etc, but The Tonight Show kept taking down this video and so this is the only version I was able to win the copyright strike for. I wonder why Jimmy Fallon wants to hide this video....
This reminds me of CDO’s and the financial crash of 2007! The banks and government pushed something that they KNEW was absolutely worthless and surprise surprise, the biggest financial crash happened! The movie “The Big Short” is a good one to watch about it all.
I still think one of the most tedious things I've ever done was listen to someone try to tell me how NFT's aren't a scam. Their entire argument centered around "It cant be a scam celebrities do it all the time" while I smashed my skull with a hammer.
They’re a total scam. Controlled by wealthy. The price is manipulated by using influencers, specially famous people. Then the dumb sheep buys whatever their favorite celebrity subliminally recommends;influences them. The value is set by brokers. Is all BS
Celebrities are getting things for free, that others have to buy. People like P.Hilton are payed to come to parties, some of the luxury goods they are showing, where given for free ...
Such a well researched and well thought out video, you are 100% correct. The NFT market only has value to those who have followers who are gullible enough to buy them. These celebrities are artificially creating a market that is absolutely worthless.
This reminds me of CDO’s and the financial crash of 2007! The banks and government pushed something that they KNEW was absolutely worthless and surprise surprise, the biggest financial crash happened! The movie “The Big Short” is a good one to watch about it all. And it was all done on purpose to scam everyone everywhere! Every time stuff like this is investigated it always is due to corruption.
This video needs like 2 million more views... I believe this is the biggest scam in crypto history... Anyone involved should be prosecuted. Every single person needs to like this video.
NFT will be providing endless amusement for most of us watching celebrities shilling dollars from average folks trying to get ahead in an unforgiving economic and social environment.
We have got to stop with this “hey this is amusing” stuff man! I mean this is psychotic! This shit is ruining us! We act like it’s all one big joke but WHAT ARE WE DOING?!?
A lot of that "trading" is one guy creating fake interest by selling to his own sock puppet account or trading back & forth between a small group of friends.
not true.,, BAYC was already HUGE before Guy and the celebs came along, people are forgetting how much money early investors made with Crypto.. same people are now trading NFT's, not even a conspiracy like yall think it is lol... the celebrity started NFT's are the only scams
Crypto is bigger than just sending and receiving coins in wallets,I got educated on DEFI,NFTS, Investing/Trading, Technical Analysis, Crypto Security,Risk management and how to trade like a professional
@@carlossantiago9316 yes you are very right, most people think crypto/nfts is a get rich quick scheme that's why they easily give up after one or two losses.
Its crazy the amount of comments that are obviously bots shilling for nfts... like I only see comments like that for sketchy download sites or mlm type things. Why would people need to make these disingenuous bots meant to encourage others to trust in crypto unless it was a scam?
Mate so glad you've made this video. I've been telling people for time it's a scam. For example look at the nfts jake Paul has, if it was the average person who holds them nfts they wouldn't be worth a dime. Now he owns the nfts and there selling for millions. Why anybody would even bother buying a picture of something when there's millions of copies online. The whole point of an NFT is its supposed to be 1 of a kind that can't be copied.
i know a 46yr old latino guy from the ghetto (mc guy fawkes) with no connections who thinks he can take a photo of himself on a bike and sell it for 200k
This seems to be the scam of the times - market manipulation of "scarce" items, whether it's NFTs recruiting celebrities or auction houses selling video games and movies.
Not a great example though for one I can let a friend borrow it for 2 I am the only 1 that can play that not just every single person can just copy paste and I've just waisted 65$ with tax
Love when someone talks shit on someone for not knowing what they’re buying when, but they also don’t know what they’re talking about. Do you think they just own an image? No if you own a board Ape you get access to certain things. It’s more of a contract than an image. Please do ur research before posting a video
This dude is completely on point. NFTs are incredibly useless mostly . It’s a fad really. Do you really think BAYC will be something someone passes to their kids and will survive more than 10 or 15 years ? 🤦♂️
it's all a ruse. Anytime you search for info/benefits of a specific NFT, you'll most likely be fed a bunch of jargon. Most of the time, these NFTs are a way for some team to crowdsource their funds for developing a promised project. Some NFT perks include access to their digital space and digital products for their space, but who really cares about a digital house in a digital world, especially in 5-10 years. This video explains how the rich manipulate the market by driving up the price and unloading their NFT to a poor sob who can no longer sell, and that's why it's unethical. Even if your NFT comes with an annua party on an exclusive yacht... is it worth 300k? No. Only reason ppl buy these NFTs is because the project team promises a great return from "upcoming projects". Look at most of these NFT projects that say a whole lot of nothing. Saying there is a lot of benefit to holding the NFT without actually explaining the benefits. Bunch of empty promises from many NFT projects. You can also check the recently sold/transaction history of these NFTs and will notice little activity.
Greg Solano (32) and Wylie Aronow (35) have been identified as the legit founders of popular non-fungible token (NFT) ape avatar collection platform Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC).
This a great video and very accurate. Be careful of NFTs and cryto. They lack fundamental value and are highly speculative. Secondary market buyers just pray they can sell it to someone who wants to pay more for it (aka a sucker). And as the video point out, celebs/insiders get the NFTs for cheap/free at the start.
our currency will continue to be inflated because ppl spending money on useless shit like this and somehow the market will need to compensate to supplement true value assets like real estate and actually useful products and food
I'd pay good money to never hear the letters NFT again. LOL Good video tho! Why is paris hilton on the top 50 list? She's only been in the nft space for a few months lol People that were buying loads of cryptopunks for nothing in 2017 nobody seems to care about. Smart they all sold as the prices got stupid high. But when Gary vee bought just a few Punks he was the genius of NFT's Art is subjective so you'd think each celebrity would like a different project. Yet they are all in just a few of the main ones. Gary Vee in one of his youtube clips even admitted he called every RUclipsr that made alot of money and told them to all buy apes before he started releasing his videos about them. That triggers traders to see the huge volume and trade the momentum. Then it made Gary look smart to say see I told you they would go up. LOL Also the floor being 99 eth on those apes has been holding steady but the actual price of eth is down 57%.
Go figure but people follow and believe them because they are celebrities lol and they think their voice matters. When all they want to do is scam you. Lol.
lol very hard, which is why alot of new NFT's are coming out with alot of utility or are DEFI projects x NFTs... dont get fooled by this video, CRYPTO BROs still and will continue to make money with crypto/NFTs
@@EverythingScience Brenda Song's character London Tipton is based on Paris Hilton, Ashley Tisdale's character just works at their hotel. Loved the vid though!
So far Ashely Tisdale has not tried to scam her fans with pump-and-dump NFTs. I bet they mistook her for Paris Hilton and put in the wrong clips. Poor Ashely lol
The Fallon show has been pulling you for MISINFORMATION. We mock what we don't understand. When we buy a $300k NFT, it's like buying an expensive original painting. Your wealth is protected. So no, you don't have the same NFT as Paris- Yours is a screenshot. Hers is a wealth asset that the IRS can't tax. Duh. You may regret not researching in the future. Just sayin
@@EverythingScience You are correct in that the IRS can tax you if you sell it in less than 1yr. After 1 year it becomes a long term capitol gain. Just like real eastate. NFT flippers are taxed heavily, just like Real Estate too.
@@EverythingScience If you wanted a more interesting and more accurate story look into why very, very few NFT projects (Bored Ape as an example) are actually stored on the block chain and have utility. Most NFT projects are stored at OpenSea and the owners are sold a visible copy. If OpenSea ever went down many people would be stuck holding only a smart contract verification with no image. Scary.
@@renaissancemaneric8019 What utility do bored Apes have (legit question, want to learn your perspective). They don't have intrinsic value, but to be fair lots of things don't (like the US dollar). Instead, the free market sets its price. My concern is on the price floor. For instance, if the floor price just keeps going up, and fewer and fewer bored apes get sold, what's the use in having an asset that you can't sell. At least if there wasn't a price floor (and the free market purely set the price) it would seem to make more sense no?
@@EverythingScience It makes no sense to me why Pokemon cards go for as much as they do, but rarities make them collectable. All collectables have a floor price... Coins, cars, toys, Van Goghs, Banksys... Banksy made fun of the mayhem in price by destroying one of his pieces AT it's auction as soin as it sold, making it even more valuable, ironically. Twitter will verify if you actually own the Bored Ape anyone tries to use as a profile pic. If you take a picture of yourself with a valuable baseball card with a current newspaper for a date, it doesn't verify that you still own it if someone tries to buy it because it can be sold in minutes without a public verification (not to mention if it's a fake or not). Blockchain verifying these transactions is the game-changer. And holding an actual NFT can come with passive income and certain privileges towards additional income. This is also new to the world of collectables. For example: CyberKong holders earn "bananas" (free coins sellable or usable). People were earning $300 per day holding one earlier this year. Wowza!
This was the first version of the video I uploaded. Normally I do edits and refine audio levels, fix small visual errors, etc, but The Tonight Show kept taking down this video and so this is the only version I was able to win the copyright strike for. I wonder why Jimmy Fallon wants to hide this video....
You seriously can't tell the difference between Paris Hilton and Ashley Tisdale? You're a complete moron.
@@encycl07pedia- what? that was paris hilton on fallon... what are you on about?
@@Rapidbeatsofficial 0:23 He mentions Paris Hilton while putting up a clip of Ashley Tisdale.
Fallon doesn't even know your insignificant existance
This reminds me of CDO’s and the financial crash of 2007! The banks and government pushed something that they KNEW was absolutely worthless and surprise surprise, the biggest financial crash happened! The movie “The Big Short” is a good one to watch about it all.
I still think one of the most tedious things I've ever done was listen to someone try to tell me how NFT's aren't a scam. Their entire argument centered around "It cant be a scam celebrities do it all the time" while I smashed my skull with a hammer.
They’re a total scam. Controlled by wealthy. The price is manipulated by using influencers, specially famous people. Then the dumb sheep buys whatever their favorite celebrity subliminally recommends;influences them. The value is set by brokers. Is all BS
Celebrities are getting things for free, that others have to buy. People like P.Hilton are payed to come to parties, some of the luxury goods they are showing, where given for free ...
An yes. The "lets literally set our planet on fire even MORE for pixels" scam that is NFTs.
Such a well researched and well thought out video, you are 100% correct. The NFT market only has value to those who have followers who are gullible enough to buy them. These celebrities are artificially creating a market that is absolutely worthless.
Dang, this was so big that even jimmy Fallon felt the need to silence your video. Glad it’s still up on RUclips. Keep up the good work
Your video quality is absolutely mindblowing mate, keep it up
This NFT mumbo jumbo is the most insane thing i have ever seen.
This reminds me of CDO’s and the financial crash of 2007! The banks and government pushed something that they KNEW was absolutely worthless and surprise surprise, the biggest financial crash happened! The movie “The Big Short” is a good one to watch about it all. And it was all done on purpose to scam everyone everywhere! Every time stuff like this is investigated it always is due to corruption.
The footage of ‘Paris Hilton’ was actually Ashley Tisdale… 😂 but really enjoyed your video.
This video needs like 2 million more views... I believe this is the biggest scam in crypto history... Anyone involved should be prosecuted. Every single person needs to like this video.
NFT will be providing endless amusement for most of us watching celebrities shilling dollars from average folks trying to get ahead in an unforgiving economic and social environment.
We have got to stop with this “hey this is amusing” stuff man! I mean this is psychotic!
This shit is ruining us! We act like it’s all one big joke but WHAT ARE WE DOING?!?
@@AmericaTheSimpleMinded I'm not playing the game, that's what I'm doing.
0:23 you just call Ashley Tisdale Paris Hilton ? Lmao great start bro
Pyramid schemes, the founders get rich, the last ones are the losers.
A lot of that "trading" is one guy creating fake interest by selling to his own sock puppet account or trading back & forth between a small group of friends.
not true.,, BAYC was already HUGE before Guy and the celebs came along, people are forgetting how much money early investors made with Crypto.. same people are now trading NFT's, not even a conspiracy like yall think it is lol... the celebrity started NFT's are the only scams
I'm new on crypto and NFTS. I need more knowledge I can't really comprehend to this videos
Crypto is bigger than just sending and receiving coins in wallets,I got educated on DEFI,NFTS, Investing/Trading, Technical Analysis, Crypto Security,Risk management and how to trade like a professional
@@carlossantiago9316 yes you are very right, most people think crypto/nfts is a get rich quick scheme that's why they easily give up after one or two losses.
As a beginner you need to research for ideas and be experience before Investing in crypto.Getting an expert investor is just the best.
@@carlossantiago9316 I just made my first crypto profit. I wish I knew more about this long ago . I'm here to gain more knowledge on Nfts though
@@musabbikhmir958 how did you manage to get educated on all that?
“And for that reason, IM OUT”
Nice to meet you Barbara.
Great video, really enjoyed watching it! 👍 Hope it stays up!
Never know with these people 😂
Its crazy the amount of comments that are obviously bots shilling for nfts... like I only see comments like that for sketchy download sites or mlm type things. Why would people need to make these disingenuous bots meant to encourage others to trust in crypto unless it was a scam?
yeah, it's creepy. They'll reply to each other too. disgusting
Mate so glad you've made this video. I've been telling people for time it's a scam. For example look at the nfts jake Paul has, if it was the average person who holds them nfts they wouldn't be worth a dime. Now he owns the nfts and there selling for millions. Why anybody would even bother buying a picture of something when there's millions of copies online. The whole point of an NFT is its supposed to be 1 of a kind that can't be copied.
Only 3k views goes to show how many ppl are in denial
great video! keep up the good work man
scarcity? I mean, they can create infinite images of apes ..
i know a 46yr old latino guy from the ghetto (mc guy fawkes) with no connections who thinks he can take a photo of himself on a bike and sell it for 200k
God bless this guy who made this video, he is true WOKE! Not liberal woke, TRUE WOKE!
Super interesting, thanks for explaining. I was actually wondering what all this NFT bs was about.
This seems to be the scam of the times - market manipulation of "scarce" items, whether it's NFTs recruiting celebrities or auction houses selling video games and movies.
The liquidity espcailly after the opensea hack is terrible massive rug pull
im done trying to convince people of this scam, if you get duped at this point you deserve to get your money robbed
it would bizarre if people would have bought JPGs, they actually bought a link to a jpg
that Paris Hilton interview was so cringe. I had to fast forward through it, there's no way NFTs will ever take my money
NFT : example is physical video game disc, you have rights to play and resale, but no IP ownership.
Not a great example though for one I can let a friend borrow it for 2 I am the only 1 that can play that not just every single person can just copy paste and I've just waisted 65$ with tax
Very informational appreciate the video brotha 👍
Love when someone talks shit on someone for not knowing what they’re buying when, but they also don’t know what they’re talking about. Do you think they just own an image? No if you own a board Ape you get access to certain things.
It’s more of a contract than an image. Please do ur research before posting a video
This dude is completely on point. NFTs are incredibly useless mostly . It’s a fad really. Do you really think BAYC will be something someone passes to their kids and will survive more than 10 or 15 years ? 🤦♂️
it's all a ruse. Anytime you search for info/benefits of a specific NFT, you'll most likely be fed a bunch of jargon. Most of the time, these NFTs are a way for some team to crowdsource their funds for developing a promised project. Some NFT perks include access to their digital space and digital products for their space, but who really cares about a digital house in a digital world, especially in 5-10 years. This video explains how the rich manipulate the market by driving up the price and unloading their NFT to a poor sob who can no longer sell, and that's why it's unethical. Even if your NFT comes with an annua party on an exclusive yacht... is it worth 300k? No. Only reason ppl buy these NFTs is because the project team promises a great return from "upcoming projects". Look at most of these NFT projects that say a whole lot of nothing. Saying there is a lot of benefit to holding the NFT without actually explaining the benefits. Bunch of empty promises from many NFT projects. You can also check the recently sold/transaction history of these NFTs and will notice little activity.
Opensea is a closed database, its completely centralized and the image isnt even stored on the blockchain
When you said Paris Hilton and the clip was Ashley Tisdale, you did not do your research at all. Just random.
This is how modern art trade works. If a celeb buys one of your pictures for a lot of money and let everybody know, your art becomes expensive.
NFT mean "Not a Fucking Taco"
I thought that was Grande in the thumbnail
God just watching that interview of Paris Hilton makes feel like a shitty human being and want to literally throw up.
Great break down on this scam
Greg Solano (32) and Wylie Aronow (35) have been identified as the legit founders of popular non-fungible token (NFT) ape avatar collection platform Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC).
this does feel very scamy
It really do be
Great presentation
They know what to marketing and create the value out of it.
Good job bro ❤️❤️❤️
True they actin as if they barely kno what NFT’s are
This doesn't age well... As now you see Mark getting sued.
Bored apes. Bored humans. Makes sense. But no you don’t take my money or attention. Ever again.
I like how rare Pepe’s kinda were the original NFT
i have so many rare pepes... lost to time on 4chan... maybe I should sell them as nfts /s
Absolute SCAM!
This a great video and very accurate. Be careful of NFTs and cryto. They lack fundamental value and are highly speculative. Secondary market buyers just pray they can sell it to someone who wants to pay more for it (aka a sucker). And as the video point out, celebs/insiders get the NFTs for cheap/free at the start.
I'm blaming it on The Kardashians.
I need to watch this while I’m not high this shit is so corny and confusing lol
Not just a picture dude it brand and exclusive club. Not that I would pay that much for an nft... but I guess that's what makes it an exclusive club
Even the name is slap in the face and trolling the people that fall into it the bs “BORED APE”
You couldn't be more right brother
What a scam.
all NFT is a scam cus is take money from new player to pay old player ... no new player = lose money
Ted was right 👊
our currency will continue to be inflated because ppl spending money on useless shit like this and somehow the market will need to compensate to supplement true value assets like real estate and actually useful products and food
Its hard to feel sorry for morons.
Paris Hilton bought the computer monkey for a million. Why wouldn't i
NFT? Not F**KING TRUE.
I'd pay good money to never hear the letters NFT again. LOL Good video tho! Why is paris hilton on the top 50 list? She's only been in the nft space for a few months lol People that were buying loads of cryptopunks for nothing in 2017 nobody seems to care about. Smart they all sold as the prices got stupid high. But when Gary vee bought just a few Punks he was the genius of NFT's Art is subjective so you'd think each celebrity would like a different project. Yet they are all in just a few of the main ones. Gary Vee in one of his youtube clips even admitted he called every RUclipsr that made alot of money and told them to all buy apes before he started releasing his videos about them. That triggers traders to see the huge volume and trade the momentum. Then it made Gary look smart to say see I told you they would go up. LOL Also the floor being 99 eth on those apes has been holding steady but the actual price of eth is down 57%.
💯% it is.
Not Fucking Tangible !
😈doc chaos😂😂😂 na but real talk never miss an opportunity to plug bro 💯 it's a scam but unfortunately the ppl buying in to it have to learn that lesson
Go figure but people follow and believe them because they are celebrities lol and they think their voice matters. When all they want to do is scam you. Lol.
I ENJOY WATCHING VIDEOS ABOUT PEOPLE WHO DONT UNDERSTAND NFTS TRY EXPLAIN WHAT NFTS ARE 😂🚀🔥🔥🔥 NFT TO THE MOON 🚀🚀🚀
Right! It’s hilarious.. who gives af if a celebrity gets given a Bored apes, if you bought in, you are ballin, how tf is that a scam or pyramid?
@@thejollyfella THERE IS A LOT OF PUMPING AND PRICE MANIPULATION IN THE CRYPTO SPACE, DOSENT MEAN THERES NO USECASE TO NFTS.... "🚀
found you twitter bot
@@hypemerica cringe
Is it easy to make your own NFTs to sell? Lol i want free money
lol very hard, which is why alot of new NFT's are coming out with alot of utility or are DEFI projects x NFTs... dont get fooled by this video, CRYPTO BROs still and will continue to make money with crypto/NFTs
*The only thing I agree with is the fact that you called out the fact that abusers are promoting the idea of scarcity - scarcity doesn’t exist.*
haha this is the worst argument against nft's and I counted 11 facts you got wrong. might make a video refuting this whole thing
do it. would love a laugh
Ashley Tisdale*
It's Paris Hilton but Ashley Tisdale's character is based on Paris Hilton and I thought using a clip of her would be funny.
@@EverythingScience Brenda Song's character London Tipton is based on Paris Hilton, Ashley Tisdale's character just works at their hotel. Loved the vid though!
So far Ashely Tisdale has not tried to scam her fans with pump-and-dump NFTs. I bet they mistook her for Paris Hilton and put in the wrong clips. Poor Ashely lol
The Fallon show has been pulling you for MISINFORMATION.
We mock what we don't understand. When we buy a $300k NFT, it's like buying an expensive original painting. Your wealth is protected. So no, you don't have the same NFT as Paris- Yours is a screenshot. Hers is a wealth asset that the IRS can't tax. Duh. You may regret not researching in the future. Just sayin
If you ever sell they'll tax you and with decreasing liquidty, you might never be able to sell
@@EverythingScience You are correct in that the IRS can tax you if you sell it in less than 1yr. After 1 year it becomes a long term capitol gain. Just like real eastate. NFT flippers are taxed heavily, just like Real Estate too.
@@EverythingScience If you wanted a more interesting and more accurate story look into why very, very few NFT projects (Bored Ape as an example) are actually stored on the block chain and have utility. Most NFT projects are stored at OpenSea and the owners are sold a visible copy. If OpenSea ever went down many people would be stuck holding only a smart contract verification with no image. Scary.
@@renaissancemaneric8019 What utility do bored Apes have (legit question, want to learn your perspective). They don't have intrinsic value, but to be fair lots of things don't (like the US dollar). Instead, the free market sets its price. My concern is on the price floor. For instance, if the floor price just keeps going up, and fewer and fewer bored apes get sold, what's the use in having an asset that you can't sell. At least if there wasn't a price floor (and the free market purely set the price) it would seem to make more sense no?
@@EverythingScience It makes no sense to me why Pokemon cards go for as much as they do, but rarities make them collectable. All collectables have a floor price... Coins, cars, toys, Van Goghs, Banksys... Banksy made fun of the mayhem in price by destroying one of his pieces AT it's auction as soin as it sold, making it even more valuable, ironically. Twitter will verify if you actually own the Bored Ape anyone tries to use as a profile pic. If you take a picture of yourself with a valuable baseball card with a current newspaper for a date, it doesn't verify that you still own it if someone tries to buy it because it can be sold in minutes without a public verification (not to mention if it's a fake or not). Blockchain verifying these transactions is the game-changer. And holding an actual NFT can come with passive income and certain privileges towards additional income. This is also new to the world of collectables. For example: CyberKong holders earn "bananas" (free coins sellable or usable). People were earning $300 per day holding one earlier this year. Wowza!
Did you right click save bored ape gift you an airdrop worth hundreds of thousand of dollars also? Dont think so
How much does it cost to right click save tho?
@@kennyadvocat nothing and it will gift you nothing also. Spend money to make money
@@remingtondeguzman9860 so i have nothing to lose. Not bad!
Kenny Advocat poor mans mindset
*This video is too dramatic and the fact that you don’t interact with the audience is gross.*