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RAC FM X 50art50 chatting on a Funky Friday 🦝🎙️
Recorded: March 21, 2025 Duration: 0:57:30Space Recording
Short Summary
In a recent discussion, the launch of a new merch store that merges street art with NFTs was announced, highlighting a strategic partnership aimed at supporting artists financially. The project emphasizes community growth and engagement, reflecting emerging trends in the integration of traditional art with blockchain technology.
Full Transcription
Yn ystod y cyfle hwn, mae'r cyfle hwn yn ystod y cyfle hwn.
Mae'r cyfle hwn yn ystod y cyfle hwn.
Mae'r cyfle hwn yn ystod y cyfle hwn.
Mae'r cyfle hwn yn ystod y cyfle hwn.
Mae'r cyfle hwn yn ystod y cyfle hwn.
Mae'r cyfle hwn yn ystod y cyfle hwn.
Mae'r cyfle hwn yn ystod y cyfle hwn.
Mae'r cyfle hwn yn ystod y cyfle hwn. Mae'r cyfle hwn yn ystod y cyfle hwn. GMFarm, GMFarm, we'll be along in a while.
Crocodile, we're just getting the guests in, the horse in, everything else.
We'll get the room set up, get the co-horse in.
You know the deal, you know the daily another stale this is how we roll get a couple of
minutes and we'll get everybody in the room all right people happy Friday funky
Friday anyway all right Yo yo yo, there's our guest there, ok bud we'll get you a microphone we're just waiting for
the get a few people in the room a few people are expecting to come into the space so yeah
I'll get you a mic I'm just DMing it bro you might want to retweet the room out right but
we'll get you up on the on the panel nice to see you
the Mae'n dda iawn, mae'n dda iawn. Rwy'n dweud, mae gen i ddm a ddwy o bobl, ond rydym yn rhoi'r lluniau, ond rydym yn dweud,
ond rydym yn dweud, mae'n dda iawn, ond rydym yn dweud, mae'n dda iawn, ond rydym yn dweud, mae'n dda iawn, ond rydym yn dweud,
ond rydym yn dweud, mae'n dda iawn, ond rydym yn dweud, mae'n dda iawn, ond rydym yn dweud, mae'n dda iawn, ond rydym yn dweud,
mae'n dda iawn, ond rydym yn dweud, mae'n dda iawn, ond rydym yn dweud, mae'n dda iawn, ond rydym yn dweud,
mae'n dda iawn, ond rydym yn dweud, mae'n dda iawn, ond rydym yn dweud, mae'n dda iawn, ond rydym yn dweud,
mae'n dda iawn, ond rydym yn dweud, mae'n dda iawn, ond rydym yn dweud, mae'n dda ia though, we'll talk in a second, but welcome back, it's been a long
time so yeah, we'll get cracking in about two minutes probably.
Aye, no problem. Okay. . Right, bro, it looks like we're having a slow start. It was the same with this bit earlier. the ddim yn bwysig amdano. O, mae unrhyw un. O, mae'n holl ffordd o'r pleb. Ie,
roeddwn yn ymwneud bod Brady yn mynd i. Brady y byddwn yn byw yn fwy fwy. Mae'n holl ffordd o'r
gwasanaeth ystadeg, mae'n hollol i chi ddod y mic yn y sgwyr ar y sgwyr, oherwydd
wedi'i cymryd â'r bobl hynny oedd yn ymwneud. Oes yn ymwneud y byddwn yn ymwneud
fel, yw, beth sy'n digwydd yn y ddwy oed yn y byd, a pha mor yw hynny, a pha mor and the the new collection. Did you go on the StarGaze last night?
If I do, last night.
Last night, so every Thursday StarGaze have a big space, did you go on yesterday or not?
No I wasn't there unfortunately, I wasn't even aware there was a big space there yesterday on Sarge's.
Bro, you should have been on that man. I think it was like the spring launch or Easter launch
or something, the spring launch I think.
Oh really? I miss it.
But yeah, they're quite okay to open up the mic towards the end of the spaces for other projects.
They might be doing an interview but they'll still have other projects on towards the end.
But yeah, man, you missed an opportunity there, yeah?
Yeah, it's a good input that I would love to get there yesterday.
Well, mate, I mean, listen, we might as well kick off, right?
I don't care if there's only a few of us here. People will join in a minute but so we spoke to you guys like very early last year right? And there's been
a lot of like you know a lot of water under the bridge in general in regards to crypto.
So just give us a bit of like an overview of like what you guys have been up to for
the last 12 months? Yeah, really, yeah, you know, we announced a merch store last year, and I also announced
my new shop foundation that was about to open in July. So everything went well for this
project. So we opened the foundation, We will celebrate the one year anniversary in July.
Foundation is an ArtXS collective. It's a merch store. It's a graffiti store. It's a tattoo shop.
It's really a collective of artists who have street art in their heart and want to make street art live
beyond the limit that we have right now. So the past year has been
really really busy with foundation, finding some support for our mural, for
our merch store, so we are now fully equipped to make a t-shirt,
prints, caps that we do in store.
So it's been really the biggest part of my year,
I will say.
And on the other side, the DLA,
we have experienced it with the collection, what was primarily
due to, let's say, how committed with the quality of the RT he brings
to us. Last year, I thought the collection was ready. He told me the collection was ready,
but I think it's one week after our interview he told me I
can't, I just can't deliver it like this. I don't like it like it is. For me, for you,
probably we will say, oh it's amazing but for him it wasn't enough to be proud of it. That's SORC, right? SORC. S-O-R-K. SORC.
Yeah, exactly. S-O-R-K. So dealing with it, we have a few fights. We did a few fights because
I was like, hey, I announced it. We need it. And the collection is also a big part of our
need it. The collection is also a big part of our online merch store. So I was waiting
for it a lot. But at one point I said to myself and to Sorge, I said, you know, I know I talented
you are. I know that you will bring me amazing collection. So take the time you need. Anyway,
I'm working on something else right now. So I live in the space you need to afford for the collection
and the result is just amazing.
You will see with the piece he made, it's so detailed.
It's so full of sense of, it's full of sort.
It really, I will say,
transparent, I don say, transpire.
I don't know how to say it in English,
but in French we will say,
ça transpire là.
It's, I don't know how to say that,
but you feel art when you see his work
and it's really deep.
It's the kind of art that you can look longer
and always find a sense of what he did with that.
I don't know if I'm clear but.
Well, we're gonna get out of that in a moment,
but just on the first thing you were talking about,
you've been in the situation with like the online merch shop, how it's all built into like the venue, the the I'm not sure I'm really understanding the question well. Yeah, weren't you guys running like a social enterprise where you can provide like a venue
and stuff like this, right?
So sorry.
All right, okay.
Explain the idea behind the merch shop.
Explain the idea behind the merch shop.
Okay, okay.
Well, the merch shop is pretty simple. We would like to,
as any project, we want to give an utility to our NFT. And as I said earlier, our goal is really to
merge the street art, the digital art, the NFT art, because we think all this community have a lot in common. Graffiti, NFT, especially
for me, is really two communities that can be mixed together pretty well. We don't like
the law. We are decentralized in our own way. So I really think those those community been good together.
So with the Merchup, what we want to do, we want to expose the work.
We will do it with NFT, but with every other faction of a foundation too. So the Merch Store will bring you exclusive work
and how can I say that?
Well, everything we do with the Merch Shop
will go for the artists.
We are not there for making profit or on any kind of way. What we want to do
is help artists to grow, to be able to grow his passion, grow his art without worrying
about financial, about money, about job because we want to bring them job in paint, in NFT, in whatever sector they are.
But our main goal is really to bring the street art into the NFT art and merge those communities
together.
So I'll tell you what, okay, we'll get on the art. But yeah, when you were saying like
it's like a sort of non-for-profit kind of thing,
supporting artists, yeah, that's what I was meaning about, like, that kind of social justice aspect to it.
But I'll tell you what, let's get to the artist, Zork, right?
How did you meet, or how did you guys, like, come to be involved in a collaboration? Yeah, me and Sark, it's a long friendship story.
I meet him 23 years ago.
The first time I meet him, I will always remember
I was in his bedroom at his mom's house and you can't be astonished when you
enter there. Every wall has huge drawings made with woodp pen. Those drawing have took him around three and six months each.
We're talking about the two pie by four feet drawing.
It's what I was so amazed by his talent
and by his personality.
The guy is really humble,
but he have the biggest talent I've
never seen in the raw ring.
But you know, just like a regular person, we become friends really quickly.
And it's about five years ago, we meet up after like almost 10 years without fucking.
At this time I was starting to make graffiti again.
I was looking to open Montana cans, et cetera.
So we make a bit of paint together and we come with the idea of a 50 art 50 together also
So this is how I meet him and the respect I have for this guy is really big
I really like him like a friend, but I respect the art he do so much. It's like, you know, there's always a kind of art that affect you in the, in
the specific way, like give you tear or Sark art really touched me in my, in
every sense of where I feel, I feel like I can enter is drawing and I can feel what he says with the drawing.
I don't know if I'm clear again, but yeah, it's a really long-time friend that I always
said to myself, I can't believe this guy don't live by his heart. When I meet him five years ago after a long time, he was doing some mowing
course so he wasn't having the life I was imagining he should have. So I decided to help him to go in a way that he can live happily.
Was he already in the crypto or was it you guys that mentioned the crypto route?
No, he wasn't at all.
I introduced him to it.
Alex, how can I say that?
Alex don't understand really well, even today, the crypto world.
So I think it's still a hard job to initiate people, even pay a street art people to this
kind of technology. I think StarGaze have a big advantage to that with the open community
and the way everybody can do a collection without being monitored by an admin from the
platform or anything like that. But it's still how the crypto is functioning. It's still the the down every hour that we will post information about the Merch Store, about the collection.
Maybe you guys also see that Sorkav posts every day
since last Sunday, if I'm right, every model
that we have in the collection with its own description on it.
So yeah, in seven hour, like you say,
and we're really excited to launch that.
Okay, so what we'll do is we'll come at this
from two angles, right?
The first angle I want to ask you is,
and you'll have to watch your hot mic, bro.
I think that might be a problem.
We might have a hot mic, right?
Maybe, I could hear you like you typing. One second, There we go. So just so I'm nice and clear. Okay. The
first thing I want to mention to get you to talk about is let's say someone just go, someone
listens to this and says, Oh, I want to look at this. They go to the Stargaze page, they see the Mint price and they go, oh, what?
Tell people what they're actually getting for the Mint price.
What is the value proposition?
It's not just a PFP or a JPEG that's stored off-chain or whatever. There's a lot more to this actual proposition.
So it's what $106 at the moment or something. If people mint this today or tonight, what
are they going to get? What are they going to see? Okay, yeah, I understand very well this discussion. So first of all, I have to say that people
will get at first a sort of drawing inequality that they will be really amazed. The second part of it is the utility part.
So every owner of this collection will have advantage in the merch shop. We don't have
decided yet what advantage will be given to the specific order. You mean something like a discount or something
like a share of the profits?
Both are bought on the book right now.
The first example I can give, it's free shipping.
So free shipping for every person
like that own one or two NFT or one gold collection
on one of this collection.
We have a lot in the table for the utility on the Merch Store and we also are really open to any
subjection that you guys or the community can have so we can go forward with that. So at the base, this connection will give you, will grant to
freebies and other stuff in the merch shop for exactly what we will give. Well, we haven't decided
yet and we would really like the community feedback on this because we have our own idea but
feedback on this because we have our own idea but we want to make sure that
the people are happy with our decision too. Do you think if it's like
say a hundred and five hundred and six dollars right do you think that if you
guys are launching but you're not certain you know you're not sure about
what the actual
perks will be. Is that not a tough sell? Is that not a difficult sell? Or do you think
you hope that people just take part for the art and the social justice side?
Well, I hope the art will come first because with the time Sark took to make this collection,
with the clarity of the image, with the clarity of the work,
I have no choice to put the art on first.
Because it is really a high quality art collection.
You don't see a muffin dancing or shit like this
on this collection.
It's really neat. It's really detailed, et cetera.
And for the utility, what I can tell you now,
they will have an utility and a good one,
but we want to make sure that people will be happy with it.
So we won't give a specific utility for it,
but what we can say is,
if you have it, you will have advantage in our Merch Store.
We will also today post some example
that what we will sell in the Merch Store.
We have preview to give you to that too also.
I hope at this we will be able
to bring the momentum to make some sell,
to make some sense on it. Understand that the price of 100, almost 100 dollars can be a lot,
but people have to see the work beside of it. It's not only, collection that's been made in three months or four months.
It literally took two years to make those 2,200 NFTs.
Yeah, I think you've got a very specific target market of people who are going to come in and support.
By the way, I apologize. I realized when I said that I said social justice, I meant to say social enterprise, o bobl sy'n mynd i mewn i'r cyfnod. Yn ogystal â mi, rwy'n gwybod pan dweudais yw dweudais ymgyrch ymgyrch ymwneudais,
roeddwn i'n deall ymgyrch ymgyrch ymwneudais,
sy'n gwneud rhywbeth i'r cymuned,
i'w ddod yn ôl i'r cymuned a'i gweithio ar y cymuned.
Rwy'n gwybod, y ddweudais y cyfnod o'r pethau.
Beth yw'r cyfle?
Felly roedd yn dweud yw, beth yw 2,000 a? So you said there's how many 2000 and
there's 200 NFT on this collection. There was supposed to have 300 if I'm
yes exactly 300. We cut 10 models because we were, we wasn't able to wait, to wait anymore for the launch because the,
the merch shop has to be launched this, this summer.
So we cut the, the, the number of NFT because again, the time sort take for, to complete
this NFT.
It's a long process. For the person in the business seat like me
in this situation, it was really hard to deal with. But we are where we are and we're looking
forward with what we have now.
So have you guys been engaging with anybody in the Stargaze community?
Have you been vocal like in the discord? Have you been reaching out to like you mentioned about not
going on the space last night which you should have that's a perfect time for you guys you know.
Have you been interacting with any of the community members at all?
any of the community members at all? Yeah, we interacted with Brady from Signal, if I'm right.
Yeah, he's Canadian as well, right? Yeah, absolutely. We communicate with him the past year
to asking for a hint for the connection when we we should now share how to apply to the
the painting the in pics and things like that but as I said the last year was for me was really
on the foundation the foundation building so having a physical shop for me was a first.
I run a web store for more than 10 years, but having a physical shop with physical services,
it was kind of an art defy for me.
Have you guys set any targets for like mints? Have you said to yourselves, okay, we'd like to reach this benchmark or this metric within this period of time?
Are you guys expecting anything, any numbers or have you got any plans for this? Well, I would say that maybe one year ago we'll have an expectation, but with the market
we have today, I have to say that I'm confident that we will sell this collection, but I have
no timeframe really for say, oh, in one year it will be sold out.
I don't really know it.
I really hope that people will like it, will like the art on it and will buy it.
But I don't have goals, short or long term goals for the selling.
I just really hope that people will like it
and people will like the idea of having a real life utility
of the for a day NFT with the merch shop.
And yeah, we're basing all of this on hope.
Right, well, I mean, that brings me to the point.
I'm very surprised a collection like this
of such like a unique, you know, given the point, I'm very surprised a collection like this of such like a unique,
you know, given the art, given the amount of time, two years, I'm very surprised you guys like weren't
either asking for a featured slot or getting offered a featured slot. I mean if you'd sported
Brady, Brady's seen any of this collection, I'm very very surprised you didn't get a featured slot. Did you apply for a featured or not?
Yeah, we applied for it but it seems like we didn't get it. Probably, like you said, on X or on Discord and I think it's what... how can I say that? It's what people have...
it's why we've been... sorry I can't find the word...
Did you apply though, like in advance because you did yeah? the ac ydym yn cymryd fel trefnod yn ymwneud. Yr hyn yw, rydym wedi'i wneud yw, rydym wedi'i gweithio ar gyfer ymwneud ymwneud.
Felly, pan ddodd y cyfleoedd, rydyn ni wedi'i gweithio ar gyfer ymwneud, ond rwy'n credu,
ar y rhan o ddyn, ym mhob, rydym wedi'i ddod o'r Stargaze am EP4.
A byddem yn dweud, yw, ydym yn dweud, byddwn yn dod ym mh this back to StarGaze, but we do need a featured, like if we're going to do this, we're going to do it properly.
And then we didn't like launch until the 18th of October. So from like beginning of July, we were arranging it and it took a while.
But I mean, you fit the bill for a fixed slot as much as any project I've stayed on StarGaze for quite a while, OK? Yeah, thanks. Thanks.
We would love to, but as I said, we haven't heard from the team yet.
OK, OK.
By the way, I say we've got some chaps in the room.
It's Nils Ewen, are you mad on the old StarGaze and the art side of things?
So if you want to come and ask a question
feel free you know. Right dude you mentioned about like two years he's been working on
these pieces for two years he wasn't happy with it he delayed it. What the hell goes
through an artist's mind to work on something like this for two years how does that work
bro can you explain I can't understand,
I can't wrap my head around this.
Oh man, even me, it's my friend, I'm working with him
and I have difficulty to understand him
sometime like this.
It's really hard to explain, but when you do art, sometimes you do art for others and
sometimes you do art for yourself.
But some artists can't do art for others.
They only do art for ourselves.
Sork is this kind of artist.
He can do something especially for something else.
If he does something for you, it will be a Sork. If you ask him for an oar, it will be a Sork oar.
Not only an oar, it will have the Sork spirit on it. And if he doesn't feel it, he can sell it.
And if you don't feel it, he can sell it.
And it's real special because he need money to, you know,
those two years was rough for him,
but for him, it was not imaginable to sell something
that he doesn't find perfect.
He doesn't find that he can look at it and say,
yeah, I love it a lot.
So making 200 images and those 200 images
have to fit this mindset.
Yeah, it's kind of, let's say, a bit of a thick way to make art, I will say.
And we'll get snails in, but did he create this from the beginning as an NFT project?
So was he creating this art within the back of his mind?
He's thinking, oh, this is going to be an NFT project. Was
he creating the art originally and then the NFT project came along afterwards?
No, this one, for the first collection, for the gold collection, it was work. He was already
on it and he finalized it as an NFT collection. But this collection has been a thing for NFT collection,
all the concept behind it, the number of series, but the role each image will have in the story,
etc. All of it has been a thing and has been a product for NFT NFT theory but it can make a can make a difference even if it's for
imaginary money or real money for him it's the same kind of work.
Okay I am going to ask you in a moment if you're going to utilize any other technology that's on
the stack like the dowdow board. want to welcome, we've got a speaker.
Hello, snails, mate.
As nobody else, I'd like up here on the panel with us
other than snails at the minute.
Hello, mate, are you listening in?
Yep, hey, guys.
Just really tuning in.
Quick question for 50-50 or 50 art 50. Yeah, just really wondering what program or software is used to generate
the collection. Are you using Procreate or are you using something else?
To generate what, sorry?
The art, what software, what digital art, are you using Adobe Procreate or, I know Dunst has used
Flash as their art engine, what software is used to, or what program is being used to
create the artwork?
Alex did all his work with the webcam tablet and he worked on Photoshop for sure, but he used Photoshop as a drawing
machine simply. So there's no AI involved in this. There's no automization. Everything
has been made with this pen and this Wacom tablet, just like he was drawing a real day on the real canvas. So this is this
is the reason they took so long time also. Awesome yeah I think I think
Photoshop is like the editing so yeah it's probably Procreate. I think they're both Adobe products.
Yeah, Adobe products.
I think Procreate artists are kind of undervalued.
Yeah, but Procreate is more for, sorry,
it's more for mobile devices, if I'm right, for Procreate.
But you can use Photoshop as a drawing drawing software too and I know he's
using it like that.
Oh cool, cool, cool.
Interesting take tonight, Minesnales.
Your man's been very gracious with his answers but I was kind of saying, you know, probably
the first stumbling block that you're going to have is like when people say the price
point. But there's a lot of like, like collectors, isn't this Neil's on Stargazers? There's quite
a few people who, you know, I've got a stash of stars or whatever, but who like actually
like collect really collecting the art at the end of the day, right ? Yeah, I mean
definitely
people who appreciate art
on Stargaze, you know, there's
obviously the flipper community
so, yeah
I mean I think Stargaze has a
pretty broad
community when it comes
to it.
Oh, I think your microphone went off there a little bit bro. So yeah, 50 I was gonna ask you,
are you guys intending utilizing any other tools? So like specifically say something
like Doudou, are you gonna tokenize this collection eventually? I mean have you got any like plans to further enable?
It's funny when you talk about the Oa De Oa, we talked about it last week if I'm right and it's definitely something we want to take into consideration because like you said, like I said, like we said, the thing that bring us to Stargate is the community.
And we want to build this merch store the same way.
Like I said, we want to involve the community in it.
We want to hurt from the community.
And we also want that the people who own our NFT can make decisions also for the future of the shop too.
When you were thinking about launching this collection, did you guys look at any other platforms?
I mean, obviously we know the previous history with you.
Obviously you collaborated with us, but did you look at anything else or was it always going to be Stargate?
collaborated with us but did you look at anything else or was it always going to be StarGaze?
In our in our heart it's always been StarGaze. I have to say that
December, January we get some worry about StarGaze, about where it's going, the token freefall,
where it's going, the token in freefall, all the the the the fud around the
around the platform. But at the end we put our faith on maturity, on stability
and on scale. So StarGaze have those three. I think Stargaze have one of the more mature team on the Cosmos. They deliver,
they listen, they listen to the community all the time. So even in the bad phase, just like we
just passed, we saw how strong the team is, We saw how strong the community is.
So for us, it was a no-brainer to go with Stargaze.
But I have to admit that a couple of months ago,
we wasn't a bit worried about it.
But looking for the other platform was in line,
Looking for the other platform was in line,
but we didn't even go there.
We will stick with Stargaze until the end.
We are really, how do we say that?
If we give us our faith, you will get it until you lost it.
And StarGaze have done nothing to lose our faith in the team and in the platform.
In the contrary, the way they put the community always in front.
It's what makes Sargays for us a top NFT platform.
Agreed, that's why we keep dropping on there.
Let's see, look, you've got two,
like you've got a best case scenario
and a worst case scenario, you know. Best case scenario is the project goes very, very well, the other hand you might have an epic slow mint that might drag on for months and months and I mean
Niels you know all about this sort of stuff right the benefits of a slow mint and again where with
a slow mint where would you be in a year's time but in 12 months time where's this project going
to be whether the mints are really hugely successful or a bit of a slow mint? Yeah, well, if everything goes well,
then we go on an optimistic view.
In one year, in 12 months, the merch store
will not only be operating,
but will already have ship merch around the world
from the collection, from other people's collection too.
Yeah, I think it's where I can see it in one year, if everything goes well.
Also, the community will be bigger, more followers on Hicks, more interaction from us too. On the other side, if it doesn't go,
it's a slow means, like you said, et cetera.
Well, everything on our side will continue
to go forward the same way.
So the merch show will still open in June.
We will continue to push the marketing side
of the collection the more the most as
the most as we can and we hope that with the time people will slowly
so slowly embark with us and like our product because it's a there's this
side too.
We do a merch shop, yes, it could work really well,
but people have to like what we will sell in it.
So yeah, it's always a surprise when you do things like this.
Dude, well, I'm listening to what you're saying.
Engagement is key, you know? I will say you guys are a bit too quiet, Mae'n ddod o'r hyn yn dweud, ymwneud yw'r ymwneud yw'r hyn yn dweud, ymwneud yw'r hyn yn dweud, ymwneud yw'r hyn yn dweud, ymwneud yw'r hyn yn dweud, ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud ymwneud the the Rwy'n credu bod'r bobl yn ymwneud â'r snells. Rwy'n credu, ond dwi'n credu,
50 a'r ffrwng a Sok yn ymwneud â'r snells, ond rwy'n credu, mae'r gynllunio hwn yn
un pwynt bryd, nid oedd yn cael ffeillio, nid oedd ymwneud â'r cyllideb cyffredinol,
yn ymwneud â'r cyngor hon, ond nid oedd yn ymwneud â'r cyngor ymlaen. Rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, rwy'n credu, the the the could show more of your personality. People can maybe more relate to you,
whereas the art space is more you as an artist.
So yeah, I would take those opportunities.
And yeah, I'm not necessarily a huge NFT community type of guy.
I think there's a lot of projects that
launch NFT
collections, especially like PFT collections that are, you know, the purpose of the collection is
to build a community, you know, and that's, that's obviously important. Yeah, but I think you'll,
I think people will gravitate to you as long as, you know, you're open, you're personable, the for it. How important is having a clear messaging? Very important, right? If you're going to
have a value prop or something, you need three or two or three or four bullet points where
it's a direct message to the audience, you know what I mean? The messaging needs to be
as clear as possible. I'm not going to say like less words, you know, less words
rather than more. But if you're given like a value prop, it needs to be all right, we intend to do
this. We aim to do this, you know, just bang, bang, bang. This is a, you know, short bullet points,
just a messaging is incredibly important in this game, really.
the think a level of respect for artists who come because there's a lot of people who get into
crypto and then all of a sudden they decide they're an artist, right? And it's kind of
bulldoze. You know, we laugh about that. I've always got a high level of respect of like
real true artists who then move into NFTs and crypto because of the utilization aspect,
right? And the distribution. And it's it's you know, you guys have got the art like nailed.
It's just the other side of it, you know,
the community communication, the outreach,
the messaging maybe, like if you can polish that stuff up,
if you can make all that nice and shiny
to go with the art side,
you would have a winner all day long, you know?
You know what I mean?
Yeah, totally.
Not only I know, but we are really aware of what you say.
One of the things we can say to defend ourselves, even if it's not really the case,
the biggest part of our community in street art are on Instagram so our Instagram account is really active and unfortunately X and
Discord will pass secondary because we have less interaction on it but we know
it's not yeah you should be what you should do is you should put it on
Instagram but then when you've got a few likes or whatever you should just
screenshot screenshot the Instagram and then post the screenshot or you don't need to post the link post the screenshot and then the ceiling call Instagram address or something right so I know what you mean dude what you want to use the air so you curate your curate stuff on Instagram but then you use like you use uh you know like when you used to
get all this shit through the mail back in the day and that right you use ex you use ex like the
mailbox for people you know what i mean dude yeah yeah absolutely i know what you what you mean
absolutely and we know it's a it's a big flaw on our side. And like we said last year, it's really something that we want to work on it.
And we want to be more present.
Just the fact that Sork is extremely present for the last week.
He will still present on X for as long as it needs.
But yeah, we'll definitely take this into consideration.
Videos of your artists actually at work.
Get them on, have the same username.
You've gotta have the same username on X, Twitter,
X, Facebook, Instagram, I mean not so much Facebook, but Instagram
and TikTok.
And you know, you put the short, like the shorts on, on YouTube or TikTok of like the
artist actually like working, you know, you're building, you know, seeing like street art
on Instagram is phenomenal.
But all you do is you just go, you put it on Instagram, you're like, right, okay, copy your handle, copy your ad, not the not the post, not the link. And then you
literally take a screenshot of it, make sure the screenshots nice and clear, then you put
it on Twitter. And then you just put your Instagram like handle and you just get that
out there. And I mean, you just got to build it to grind, bro. We have got red eye because
we're obviously on the hour, all our interviews,
we try to keep them for an hour. Redeye, you've been in a while, son. You got anything to
chirp in with?
Well, I got it. Sorry, go ahead.
Yeah, go ahead. Sorry.
I was just going to say I got in a little late and I the first thing I heard was snail saying don't deploy on Omni flicks. So
That was that was my introduction to this but no
Yeah, I mean, it's a i'm interested in
What you got going on if you want to give me like a two minute tlvr, but I will reiterate
What snails is saying like it's a grind out here like i think ryan m is the most entertaining
uh... and probably most informative uh... you know
cosmos based crypto space uh...
at crypto twitter space that happens yet
you know still grind getting people in here every single day and
and the more you show up like snails is saying
uh... the more people will recognise that you've got something worth
sticking around for.
Yeah, like I said, good advice. I'm taking notes with it.
Oh bro, our DMs are open any time man. Any time you want to hit us up the DMs are open,
you know.
We really appreciate your support guys and how you interact with us since the beginning.
We really appreciate that.
Well brought, reciprocal, I mean a lot of people I think we talked about last night there Redeye,
the art they did for Happy End happy ending the video with B bands
right I mean yeah yeah yeah yeah 58 we all we did is hit him up once and it was
like dude it's done like don't hesitate like dude it was awesome to collaborate
with you Finn absolutely loved that artwork that was it was thing is it was
unique like we hadn't had anything like it before.
It's very clever actually. I've got the original images when you're proper zooming and you look at it.
It's unbelievable. I was looking on the TV on the big screen, ConnectMe Computer, and I was like,
look at that! Mad! That was good. I did want to wait until the end to say a big thank you for that you know
I really appreciate it it was a pleasure to collaborate with you and making some piece
like that it's like a hobby for us so it was really fun to do too also the the song was really
inspiring for the drawing too. Oh yeah that that song was a scream, wasn't it?
I have to say it's been pretty inspiring.
I will say what I really enjoyed the night was though,
when you talked about how busy you'd been in the last year
and your vision of having like a physical space
and everything, you know,
and in the fact of how hard you've worked
over the last sort of 12 months to try to realise, you know, the vision.
Mm hmm.
I thought that was pretty impressive tonight, dude. I hope people go back and listen to the recording.
We'll definitely have it up on like Spotify, iTunes or Apple podcasts, Google podcasts. We put it everywhere, you know.
Yeah, cool. Thanks for that again. gallwn ni'n mynd i'r blynyddoedd yng nghymru. Ie, dwi'n meddwl, dwi'n meddwl am hynny yn ôl.
Ie, dwi'n meddwl, dwi'n meddwl yna, felly mae yna ystafell ar-dyniad yma yma gyda Brady a Homestead.
Mae'n rhan o'r ffordd yma, mae'n rhan o'r ffordd yma yma yma, os ydych chi'n gweithio â phan, yw'r hyn,
rwy'n credu, mae Neil yn dweud y byddai'n am 3 neu 4 o hŵa.
Ond os nid yw Homestead, byddai Ambassador Lounge on Monday and I believe that will be
a 10am EST. That is definitely the space you want to be in to talk about the project. But
like I say, just have your bullet points, your clear messaging, really get what the
project does, like what it says on the tin. You know, when we
said it does what it says on the tin, that's exactly what you want is you just want some
control bullet points. Look, this is where we've come from. This is what we're doing. Bang, bang,
bang, like a value prop in just a few easy sentences. So the audience can then take it in.
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Os ydym ni'n gweithio gyda'r ddau cyfleoedd yma, dwi'n credu bod yna unrhyw fath o ddiddordeb
lle bydd pobl yn gallu dysgu'r ymddygiad ymlaen ac yna ddweud ymlaen.
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we'll be getting an update. We can get you on and things are flying. I'll keep my fingers
crossed for your brother, right?
Yeah, yeah, sure. Same for men iawn i'w gyd.
Yn oes, rydym yn bobl bach, yn oes, rydym yn bobl bach, rwy'n gwybod, rydym yn gwybod,
dwi eisiau ddweud, diolch yn fawr, rwy'n gwybod, mae'n dda iawn iawn, rwy'n gwybod, mae'n dda iawn iawn, i bawb sy'n cysylltu, maen nhw'n mynd yn ymwneud â phat, fel rwy'n meddwl,
6 o'r holl hŷn neu beth. Rwy'n deall, byddwch chi'n mynd yn ôl, yn oed, os ydych chi'n
gweld beth sy'n digwydd, a'r ddau, a byddwn yn dda i'w ddod yn ymwneud, yn dweud, I think six hours or something. Definitely get yourself over, even if you're only just watching what's happening, the action. And I will just round it out by saying shout out 50R50, they did
a collab on Finn's music, you know, anybody who does that is part of the family immediately.
But yes, what a pleasure, bro, to speak here tonight. So I just want to say on behalf of Rack
FM, Bobby, thank you very much. Okay. Thank you.
Thank you guys a lot too.
And as I said earlier, it's always a pleasure to talk with you guys.
I really hope we'll do it again more often in the next month, next week too.
I will definitely show myself in the space you mentioned earlier.
So yeah, for the rest, I really hope to talk to you soon again.
No worries, bro.
Take care.
And for everybody listening on the replay and in the audience,
good night and God bless.
Take care wherever you are.
This has been Rack FM, 69.420 FM, coming in your ears five days a week.
Good night and God bless.
Bye bye.
Thanks Al.
