The crowd is bopping to Eminem and Snoop Dogg's track as they both look sharp in their NFT avatars. Behind vibrant backdrops, the avatars are displayed, bringing the action to life. The next game is scattered throughout the trailer, offering a preview of the Otherside metaverse. The music video continues with Eminem and Snoop Dogg captivating the audience with their upbeat tune during a stage performance.
In the NFT and metaverse world, rappers have taken the lead. According to rumors, Snoop Dogg possesses NFTs worth $17 million, and his collections are now costly. The musician also disclosed that he runs the fictitious Cozomo de' Medici Twitter account, which shares NFT creativity.
On the other hand, Eminem is the owner of 166 NFTs from 32 collections, according to DappRadar. Earlier this year, he paid $452,000 for a Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT. The Ethereum-based monkey was formerly the singer for Slim Shady's Twitter profile photo. Rappers alone are to blame for NFTs' success in the mainstream and their expansion to a broader audience. Along with Eminem and Snoop Dogg, other famous people that own BAYC NFTs include Paris Hilton, basketball legend Steph Curry, Post Malone, DJ Khaled, and comedian Jimmy Fallon.