Former Spice Girl Mel B May Become First Mainstream Artist to Accept Bitcoin
Remember the Spice Girls? They've all gone their separate ways since being one of the most popular all-female groups ever, and one former Spice Girl is hoping to sell her music for bitcoins. Mel B (Melanie Brown) - also known as Scary Spice - will be selling her single For Once in My Life " for the digital currency beginning on Christmas day directly from her website, melaniebrown.com. The artist said in a press release that "Bitcoin unites my fans around the world using one currency." Another artist, Snoop Dogg, is also serious about accepting bitcoin for his latest record, which drops on....
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Former spice girl Melanie Brown has, according to schedule, released her brand-new single today 'For Once In My Life'. You may have recalled that in early December we mentioned this would happen. But we haven't been on the topic for the simple reason we like music, no. What makes this noteworthy at newsBTC is the fact that Mel B is the first mainstream artist to accept bitcoin for music. Side note: Snoop Dogg also considered doing this, but did not. Mel B has partnered up with BitPay to make it all work, and is selling her work for 0.0015 BTC (about $1 USD). newsBTC was arranged to have an....
A few days ago, legendary hip-hop artist and part-time pornographer Snoop Dogg announced he would make his upcoming album available to purchase in bitcoin. Shortly afterwards, Snoop was contacted by Coinbase and BitPay, who were glad to take him up on the offer and make it all possible. Another performer joined Snoop earlier this week, as former Spice Girl Mel B announced she will be the first artist to officially accept bitcoin payments for her new single. She said: "I love how new technology makes our lives easier, and to me that's exciting. Bitcoin unites my fans around the world using....
American rock duo The Black Keys have apparently announced their new album, 'Turn Blue', but a discovery on Reddit may just appeal to the bitcoin community. In a rather strange, 90s-style infomercial-esque promo, the final screen says the following: We accept: Cash, Check, Credit Card, Wire Transfer, Pay Pal, Bit Coins. They accept bitcoins? Could it be? It's very well possible, but some in the community are dubious. "I think that might be a joke, it also lists wire transfer," wrote a users on Reddit. "It also looks like an infomercial from 1994... I'm going with fake," chimed in another.....
I'm in love with a Bitcoin girl... da da da da da... God that's catchy! I'm sure we've all seen the new Bitcoin Girl music video. CCN's own Naomi Brockwell stars as the Bitcoin Girl and now she's reaching out to our readers to tell us a bit about why the video was created. Interview with the Bitcoin Girl. Your video really shows just how outdated the old world currencies truly are. What inspired you to make a music video with Bitcoin as its premise? I find that the people who are most excited about Bitcoin are the ones who understand it the best, so I really believe that the difference of....
Naomi Brockwell, known in the Bitcoin community as The Bitcoin Girl, released her music video to 'Bitcoin Girl.'. With a feel-good tune and pumped-up drums, you just can't help but smile at the song. The video is even more comical as a 'Wall Street' busybody falls in love with the Bitcoin Girl and pursues her peer-to-peer affection all across New York City. With hyperbolic and outrageous visual editing, this video is four minutes well spent. This video was produced by the Moving Picture Institute.