Rap Star Snoop Dogg Believes Crypto Industry Will Bounce Back — Crash ‘Weeded...
This week, the rapper Snoop Dogg spoke about the crypto crash in an interview with CNBC on Tuesday and explained that he believes the cryptocurrency economy will bounce back. Snoop said that he feels like the crash “‘weeded’ out all of the people” that were not supposed to be in the space in the first place. Snoop Says Crypto Crash Is Transitory and Great Choices Will Follow the Aftermath Snoop Dogg thinks the current crypto crash is temporary and in time he believes the ecosystem will bounce back. Speaking with CNBC on Tuesday, the hip-hop recording....
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On October 20, the iconic rap star Snoop Dogg announced he’s participating in a non-fungible token (NFT) sitcom with the popular basketball team the Harlem Globetrotters. According to the announcement, the NFT drop is part of a campaign featuring a limited edition Snoop Dogg and Globetrotters NFT collection.
NFT Whale Snoop Dogg Partners With the Harlem Globetrotters
It’s well known that the musician and American rapper Snoop Dogg is a fan of cryptocurrencies and non-fungible token (NFT) assets. In recent times, the crypto community discovered that Snoop was a....
It's interesting to see Bitcoin get the recognition from celebrities. This time around it's Snoop Dogg (or was it Snoop Lion?). The hip-hop star tweeted that his next record would be available for purchase with bitcoin and delivered with a drone. Amazon Prime Air, perhaps? (Given that Amazon is planning to deliver purchases with drones via Amazon Prime Air.) Of course, we realize that Snoop himself is being facetious, but it raises and interesting point that musicians are at very least thinking about releasing their records in exchange for digital currency. If Snoop himself were to....
Pioneering hip-hop artist and businessman, Snoop Dogg has said he believes in bitcoin, the (blockchain) technology behind the crypto asset and the global connection it creates. The celebrity adds that while he’s not “too caught up in the value of the coin,” he has been around long enough to “know it’s here to stay.” Not a Pandemic Fad Speaking in an interview with Vanity Fair, Snoop Dogg, whose real name is Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr, also talks up the potential of the technology and why the popularity of BTC should not be seen as a passing fad. He said:....
Snoop Dogg, or 'Snoop Lion' as he is known in his latest reggae incarnation, is planning to make his next record available to buy in bitcoin. Although he isn't exactly an economist, Snoop is an acclaimed artist and a force to be reckoned with in the record industry. Last week Snoop Dogg tweeted that his next record will be "available in bitcoin and delivered in a drone". The remark did not go unnoticed, and he got a few replies from bitcoin outfits interested in helping out, including Coinbase and BitPay. Snoop Dogg replied, asking for more information and saying that he wants to "make it....
Snoop Dogg will auction his first NFT collection, titled “A Journey with the Dogg,” via Crypto.com. In recent times, a slew of musicians and celebrities have jumped on board the NFT bandwagon. Should this be taken as an indicator of sustained growth? Or are they looking to cash in while the going’s good? Snoop’s on […]