Head to keeps.com/saberspark to get 50% off your first order of hair loss treatment! How the actual hell is this NFT cartoon worth like 2 million dollars? HOW HOW HOW?!?!
You didn't mention it but I thought I'd point out how TERRIBLE the storyboarding/screen direction was in this. Idk who was responsible because they didn't have any storyboarders listed in their credits. If I took a shot for every time they "broke" the 180 degree rule, or failed to indicate a transition, establish a character/motives, establish a setting, lingered on unnecessary details.....etc. I'd absolutely be dead
These designs are so simplistic and poorly made that it'd be trivially easy to replace, plus it's so easy to save things on the internet, the entire concept is so horrible
I also love that people say that like it means NFTs are unique. They're not, you can make as many NFTs for a work as you want, so it's actually _less_ valuable than a certificate of authenticity that you'd get with a unique work. Edit: oh, by the way, NFTs are totally replaceable and pirate copies are already being made.
@@appalachiabrauchfrau 12oz mouse if you took the story and the music and everything else that made it compelling and chucked it out the window. (also maybe im biased but i genuinely think 12oz mouse looks a lot better than these monkeys😶)
It makes me feel all of the revulsion I used to feel watching SUPERJAIL!, but with none of the love, effort, or joy that went into making that show the glorious hybrid of Tom & Jerry, OZ, and Hieronymus Bosch that made it worth watching. SUPERJAIL! was gloriously, proudly ugly at times but it was the sort of ugly that can only be produced by people who care about their craft and want to put on a good show for the people who paid the price of admission.
I've legit seen animation memes made by self-taught child artists better than this. The fact that children can animate better than these adults is tragic.
There are so many Warrior Cats animated fan projects online, and chances are they're made by actual 14 year olds. Some of them could easily have been Disney and I'm not kidding. What's this trash's excuse?
don't piss on the animators its not their fault for being pulled in to doing this and there is no shame of picking up a new hobby which at the start you are not gonna be making a magnus opus
@@SergioLeonardoCornejo exactly, at the start of the craze I saw a bunch of people putting effort into actually unique high quality art NFTs. that was my tiny bit of optimism, that at the very least, despite everything that is wrong with it , good artists were at least getting something out of it, and then people decided that getting the procedurally generated low quality profile pics was better. and my tiny silver lining was completely gone.
NFTs just devalue genuinely good art. As an artist I can't understand why someone would want to pay for the lowest quality 'art' instead of commissioning a passionate artist who needs the money. It's a slap in the face to actual artists.
Like the other people said, they don’t actually really care about the art, is probably because is “expensive” and because its trendy or whatever really
Seeing NFTs make so much money makes me want to make a shitty NFT myself, as someone who really does need money. Only problem is that I'd be sacrificing both my honor as an actual artist and duping gullible people into buying shitty NFTs
I was thinking that myself lol! But realistically I know I can't deal with knowing I intentionally scammed someone and harmed the environment like that. I will remain poor for now 😅
I was there too for a brief second. But then I learned more about it. You'd probably not making money at all. Only a few lucky ones and ones that already have a name/career. It's not worth selling yourself for probably not a single cent.
the thing is, the cartoon plays out EXACTLY how a sarcastic spiteful parody cartoon made to laugh at the very idea of an NFT cartoon would play out. But it's the OFFICIAL CARTOON.
Because nfts are about the profits not about the art. If people are stupid enough to buy the Same ugly computer generated images , why waste time creating actual good art for 25+ dollars? But hey , highly doubt nfts are gonna stay relevant
Okay for real though, NFT fanboys are the most ridiculous people on the internet. Saw a guy literally say "why do I need women when I have my NFTs? If anything, the females will be flocking to me." Yes. He literally said female like he was filming a goddamn National Geographic documentary.
At least he didn't call women "Birthing people". But still it is hilarious how cringe these people are. And how oblivious they are to the cringe they create
@@MutatedPercent Unfortunately, his TikTok page was, and I quote "Dedicated to everything NFT." If he wants to waste his money, that's his choice, but my man's needs a hobby/identity beyond simping for a scam.
@@TheEnd_________3-r3i I mean it's not objectively wrong, but I've just noticed a trend of the kind of people who default to calling someone male/female instead of guy, girl, etc tend to be really douchey people. Usually misogynists/mysandrists who say things like "all females are ___, Males are only worthwhile if ___."
Just remember that hazbin hotel's pilot made by a bunch of people that doesn't had even half the budget has a better animation, backgrounds, voice acting, special effects, and ACTUALLY stablish the universe and the characters of the show
Even if I don’t even like either of those shows anymore and ended up having to stop watching it (and won’t be watching Hazbin either) due to how the creator made some rather… interesting decisions with them. Even for that, I gotta admit that the production of both are extremely impressive for an indie series.
Kekeflipnote, HotDiggedyDemon, Pilot Red Sun. Heck, even the less technical or 'technically not animation' channels like Berd, Sr Pelo, Circle Toons HD and Sam O Nella have way higher quality, way more effort and way more entertainment value than Red Ape Family. I feel like I've disrespected them by stating them in the same sentence as 'that'.
Useless information but Flash as a program still exists. It’s just been renamed to Adobe Animate. It’s not the best program around but this was definitely because of the priorities of the people making it, not Flash.
Truly, it's no wonder those NFT-Bros cheered. It perfectly embodies their culture : a soulless cashgrab made for people who don't understand beauty and can't appreciate art except as a way to make money or, as you said, for the bragging rights
Honestly I respect it.. Cause scams where they say you have a virus on your device or owe them alot of money just so they can steal your money is much worse. Since in this situation it's just people being dumb, buying something that oubviously doesn't hold as much value as they think it does. So thats completely on them. Hell might make my own nft just to help pay for college, worst case scenario I wasted 5 minutes of my life.
@@cagedcricket wait ok I'm confused now. How is making bad art of monkey using up huge amounts of energy? What is it harming specifically? What energy is it using up and how?
@@GradMeat Basically from what I understand, an NFT transaction basically uses up more electricity than a normal household does in an entire *year*. Yeah.
I’m an artist and I don’t have anything against NFT’s as a technology. They have a use, but as the kids say; “this ain’t it, fam.” Blame the scammers, because they’re the ones deterring legitimate innovators from coming into the space and coming up with novel uses for NFT’s. It’s always this way, humans come up with an awesome new technology and then the worst people in the world move in immediately and use the tech for the most horrific purposes imaginable. But I think maybe I’m arguing semantics here and you probably don’t have a problem with the technology itself and more so have a problem with how it’s being used. Crypto as a whole isn’t exactly great for the environment, but there are definitely bigger fish to fry if we want to actually help the environment.
This show...it has the same level of quality as The Nut Shack. That is not something to be proud of, and somehow they were proud of this abomination. >.>
I don't find it coincidental that the Dislike button was disabled in December. Makes me wonder if they're going to bring back YT Rewind now that it can't get ratio'd anymore.
"NFT sounds like that thing where you don't touch yourself during the month of november" it's kinda like that, but instead no one else wants to touch you and lasts your entire life
Bro, my buddies have NFT Tuesdays in which we all sit around someone’s computer with snacks and webserf for an NFT we want. Then we right-click “save image as” and make a big deal as if we hacked the mainframe. Literally we FIGHT over which NFT we want and my friends will pretend to be on a budget. At this point it’s a ritual.
As a digital artist, and someone who is pursuing a career in animation, I’m TERRIFIED that this NFT garbage will actually devalue artists and make them slaves to the dollar 😞
Same here. I am working very hard to be a game artist in the future, and NFTs are ruining the environment and ACTUAL artists as a whole. Remember to support your fellow artists with commissions and trades, not NFTs! NFT? No fucking thanks!
@@MASTEROFEVIL "Just like every other form of art" Right? like this was the first type of scam that has to do with art. And there are actual paintings that are just blue that people buy for a lot of money... so why is this any different?
You don’t see art auctions going away any time soon. Yes, it is a completely viable way to launder money in plain sight without getting in trouble. Fantastic isn’t it? Fuck the feds
LIKE HOW CAN NFT BE MORE EXPENSIVE THAN THE EIFFEL TOWER? A huge building that can work as a tourist site, with a rich and old history and would be hard to move IF ANYTHING that's more scarce than NFT that can literally be copy and pasted
i would not go as far as to call NFTs a fucking art movement though. it's not really art it's just ugly stock pictures that only serve as placeholders. calling NFTs an art movement would mean placing them in the same category as like... Art Nouveau or Impressionism and i don't think i need to explain why NFTs don't deserve even a fraction of that privilege
Dude is a dam shady business, they are using this sht to justify a shady business backstage, you have too be dam stupid to believe this is worth 2 shts, money laundering in plain daylight
This is the best description I've seen Imagine you went up to the mona lisa and said "I'd like to own this". Someone nearby says "give me 65 million dollars, and I'll burn down part of the Amazon to give you a receipt of purchase". You pay them, and they give you a receipt of purchase. They go to an unmarked supply closet in the back of the museum and post a handmade label saying "mona lisa currently owned by Gaming With Noah" so if anyone wants to know who owns it they have to find this specific closet in this hallway and look behind the right brooms. You ask "can I take the mona lisa home now?" and they say "god no, are you stupid? You only bought the receipt saying you own it, you didn't buy the actual mona lisa, you can't actually take the real mona lisa" and then he gives you a print of the mona lisa from the gift shop. Also, the person you paid has never at any point in time owned the mona lisa. Does this make no sense? Does it seem like something no rational person would ever be interested in? Then you've understood it perfectly.
Basically it's people wanting to claim ownership of something, so that if you go look in the huge ethereum network (which is basically where they register all those who bought or sold something with their own type of money called Ether, which is what they like to call cryptocurrency cause it's literally a currency that only exists online), you'll find "this person owns this thing", as in its official and they have it, its theirs. But that's it, people can still literally take screenshots of it if they want to use it, cause you can't stop them, it's the internet. And most of the time it's just something rich people like to do to show off how they possess "valuable and costly" things. When the general public really doesn't care. It's a big cash grab honestly, it's like those very expensive but trashy pieces of art some artists like to call "art" and sell for millions to the richest, exactly like that
NFT culture is an “art” culture built by people who hate artists and it makes me want to tear my hair out Edit: idk man I said something abt my hair and then I got rid of it bc it sounded dumb as hell
Art literally is not important for them. In terms of levels for NFTs, art is the last thing they're worried about. They don't care about the art they make, nor do they care about everyone else's art. Don't stress on them, its a waste of oxygen.
They say this "supports" artists when it is easy as hell to commission them AND completely customizable! NFT's hurts artists more than any amount of piracy.
While I agree that I think those people wouldn't even have commissioned art in the first place so it doesn't hurt to lose them, they are trying to get other people on board who don't know any better.
Not to mention that it's way more affordable both for commissioners and artists to just fucking pay them directly???????? Instead of bullshit cryptocurrency that no normal human being actually can have access to????
You're saving a mountain if you choose to commission an artist over buying an NFT if you compare their prices. Not only that, but you're also benefiting a real human being and not someone who relies on randomly generated images & running a money scheme...
All that about "NTF helps to artists" is a big smelly BS, just an excuse to give artificial value to their crypto, they are using artists as "Troy Horse" but the intention to really help artists is just BS.
The thing with Stoner Cats is that the creators actually cared about what they were making and the people who bought into it were given the opportunity to dictate the progression of the show. This shit is just a soulless money grab from people who give zero fucks about the the quality and artistic merit of their final product.
When I was in University for the fine arts one of my fav professors told the class first day. "if you want to make it in the art world there is only one thing you need to do, and the quality or statements of your work has nothing to do with it. The only thing you have to do is convince the rich bastards of the world that your artwork will make them more prestigious. The better and more unique your brown nosing to the rich, the more money you'll make." To me, that's why NFTs are becoming so overpriced, and the controversy seems to just add to it and the block chain is the gimmick. It's like the art actions but for those who only live on the internet.
The only things that these rich fat bastards wants are a expensive rare item with their name on it. This frustrates me so bad, cuz this reminds of a irl story i had. I'm a musician and sometimes when i need a little cash i would grab my guitar, head out to the center of the city and start playin like crazy and at the end of the day, i would sit in a bench and start drinking coffee or something and start watching an old man painting something on the street... It was fantastic, the old man used all kinds of techniques, from spray cans, to pencils and even rags with paint on it... It was so beautiful to see, the experience of the old man, his passion and absolute genius of how he distorted reality in a piece of paper. I bought that painting and it's one of my most valuable things i have, i can still touch it and feel in the paint the passion of that fellow old man. Honestly, this is what i most fear i hate about nfts... The chance of these nfts getting available for everyone and start forgetting about true art. Nfts are the most souless business bs ever created and i hate it so much
Apparently, a lot of people don't buy NFT for the art but for it to be 'flipped' and make a profit out of it when the price of certain NFTs go up. So there's that. Will the bubble burst? I'm not saying I'm hoping for it but
@@Horus4302 In the music and the acting industries it makes sense They are the product as well In the rest of it, not so much And many famours artists in general were as charismatics as a moldy potato
@@WhaleManMan it takes up a lot of computer energy to process it and calculate it (I’m not sure what they’re calculating either,) I believe a video said one of the sold NFT was worth the same energy usage as the whole country of Syria? And we assume that goes on for eternity till humanity goes extinct or the internet ceases to be
The only reasons they buy it for mansions party idk but I don’t care also I forgot the blockchain so they own it so if you screenshot it the blockchain will say the person own it talk to an NFT owner who has been doing it for years
Got curious why some people in the artshare community don't want NFTS on their tweets, it's like an ass bait for them and they never wanted to get caught or something. but for AS sakes....yeah NFTs do get a bad rep big time.
For clarification: NFT is NOT THE ART, but the LINK of the art. They're selling a random URL, and since it needs something, they slap on it whatever buttfuckugly image they have. Even the NFT bros think it's about the art, but it's not. It's the concept of exclusivity. It's the URL. It's like buying a star, but only one website recognizes that you bought a star.
Exactly! NFT is the link to an encrypted block in a blockchain, not the art itself. It's more like when you buy a game from steam. You get the key, which is stored in their servers, to access that game
I appreciate NFTs for teaching me that art can truly be souless and corporate. I previously thought that all forms of art, no matter what, had at least a bit of soul and passion put into it, but this showed me i was wrong. The Red Ape Family, and all NFTs should not be considered art. It's a travesty in the history of humanity. We should all be ashamed of this.
Sickening when it's held up as some standard for art, or pretending that people are spending that much on it because they think art is just that good, and the barrier to entry low enough to liberate struggling artist to pursue their dream of...getting rich quick? I know art is a job but I think many people would have too much of a conscience.
Its disappointing. Modern Art and Pop Art has never been my thing but I had hoped that at least the artist loved their art or the process of making it. When Andy Warhol died they found that his house was decorated with more classical style artwork, and not the style he created. Business man first, artist second.
the character designs look like what a high schooler would draw during Algebra II. I know because I drew dome ugly shit like that when I was ignoring my teachers.
At least we could learn how to do representation and magic systems better by doing the opposite of high guardian spice We can't learn anything from this
@@dragonofepics7324 that one crunchyroll original series that took forever to produce and immediately crashed like a meteor through the earths mantle all the way into hell.
The technology has practical applications, the problem is those practical applications are predicated on the existence of stuff that doesn't actually exist right now. An example is metaverse.
I wish you were right, but look where we are with Postmodern art: we have entire galleries dedicated to it and now you can't say you're an artist without the average person thinking "Oh, so they can draw, or do they just smear shit on a canvas?"
@@yomilemondragon1721 Except NFT art isn't being sold as art; it's being sold as stocks. High price art is used by rich people as a way to store money long term without it being taxed. The goal with buying art is to sell it at about the same or slightly higher price decades from buying it. The (stated) goal with NFTs is to double your money in a year or less. The problem is in order to sell your NFT for twice as much you have to convince someone else that they can sell it for even more. Eventually, there's no more suckers left to buy. The more money involved, the faster you reach the bottom of the pyramid and no one wants to be the one stuck with the monkey.
The funny thing about these “artists” selling their art as NFTs is that 9 times out of 10, they’re not even selling the art. They’re basically selling the receipts for the art.
NFT bros: NFTs will elevate digital art to the level of respect as other forms of art! Also NFT bros: I have 0 respect for the art of character design and will make butt ugly cartoons motivated entirely by profit even though cartoons already face huge stigma of not being real art in the West, a sentiment I myself clearly share as evidenced by my actions
The people who bought in early are trying to artificially inflate the market so they can offload their garbage for a massive profit onto some sucker? Who could have guessed?
@@dizzyheads what did you expect from people that think picrews of monkeys/lions that only marginally change each picture to be 'Distinct' enough from one another.
@@ravenvinnie6062 yes, but a diamond is at least an actual thing, both are scams, but at least with a diamond it looks nice and you walk away with an actual thing you own
Diamonds look nice and you can actually carry it around on your person plus it is used in many applicable devices and tools You can literally draw a face and call it an NFT Diamonds still need to be processed and those things are hard
So, i remember sending some drawings i made to my dad to print them out because of school. When he saw them he was really happy and proud; however theres this thing i do in my pieces on where i put the title/name on the drawing itself (mainly, for aesthetics and i enjoy it) and he saw i liked doing this he was like: *"you should remove them, its not good as a nft if theres letters on it."* Although heres the thing: i *never* even told him i wanted to sell my art this way. and then he goes on explaining on how this is a good thing and he wants to sell them to help our family shtick. Like yeah, i want to help and sell my art, but not as an *nft.*
@@Hugh.G.Rectionx But what if you have the hacking skills to steal the blockchain's link that holds the "original" NFT? That would be advanced NFT piracy, and it would be nice to try and end this "business".
One thing I noticed in the "show" (if you can even call it that): there's literally a picture of that "modern art piece" of a banana taped to a wall hidden as an easter egg in the first episode. I just found that funny because it's so appropriate. Modern art and the NFTs craze both come down to "rich people buying low-effort low-quality "artpieces" just to show off".
That actually reminds me, theres actually a lot more to Jackson pollocks work than money laundering. Here’s the link. th-cam.com/video/aArkZqYC99c/w-d-xo.html
It’s so pretentious and shows the massive disconnect between the haves and have nots in the world. No normal human being would ever consider a banana duct taped to a wall to be legitimate art. But the pretentious wealthy will monologue about it’s “artistic qualities” in an attempt to justify it’s inclusion in high end collections and explain it’s ridiculous price. Much like how they attempt to do the same with their own wealth, when it was extracted from the surplus value generated by their wage slaves. Just another blatant example of the Emperor’s New Clothes.
As the current world record holder for the Ban% Speedrun on their Discord, I believe you've pretty much summed up all problems I've had with this project.
@@divathesocialite6153 My time was a little over 5 seconds (with lots of improvement possibilities). I went into their crypto talk chat and spammed something against NFTs, that chat is heavily moderated and someone instantly banned me.
I’ll admit, the “non-fuckable toucan?” Line got me to chuckle the first time I heard it… But If there’s more episodes of this, I doubt lightning will strike twice
My favorite part is that the basic conflict of the episode doesn't even work. An NFT can't be on a flash drive, because an NFT is not the image itself, it's a URL based inside of a web server. The image is just an add-on to give the impression that what you're purchasing has substance as well as value.
I’ll give it this; the cartoon did something I’ve never seen any other piece of propaganda do before. When they actually mention NFTs and one of the characters actually asks about it, the character that seems to know something says “don’t worry about it. All you need to know is that this is worth a lot of money” I have never seen anything made for the sole purpose of promoting an idea dismiss said idea like that. ”Hey Bert what letter is this?” “Don;t worry about it Earnie. It’s just a symbol that makes grownups make sounds.” “Hey Crysta, are trees important?” “Eh whatever Zack”
Imagine if they try to build a fandom by adding lore to the characters, making some of them have some sexual tension and giving them sad backstories 😭😭😭
I’m absolutely disgusted by these. Not just from the style, but also from the greed these people have. These aren’t artists, these are inexperienced assholes who think art is “easy” and use the one thing they probably drew by following a fucking tutorial to scam people. I’ve been drawing since I was in literal diapers and this makes me sad. This isn’t the culture we as artists have tried to keep, this isn’t what art is. As I see it, art is supposed to be used as a way to make imagination a reality. I really hope NFT’s die off or become more friendly. (Note: I don’t have any problems with following tutorials, hell, I do still, but it seriously looks directly copied off something or just straight up traced)
Feels like an extension of that icky commercial feel in art. Where the quality is chipped away in favor of marketability. Artists that put passion into it are essentially being told to move over and let these shallow works be considered the "true" purpose and form of art. It reeks of "get rich quick" and seems to be a bait to get people to either scramble to buy, or scramble to slap something together and hope someone else is dumb enough to buy it, without caring about the art it's self. I think the "value" of art isn't everything- especially when it's clearly being manipulated. Someone spending a few minutes tracing over a template and recoloring it isn't inherently superior than work that strives to connect with the audience just because someone has money to throw at it.
Lumunei i saw a twitter post once where someone took a picture of red ape family to make a shirt and one of the creators went balistic and was like ``This is my property!!!! I'm gonna sue the hell out of you, enjoy your comfortable lifestyle while you still can i'm going to ruin you!!!
I haven't been on social media for most of this year so I didn't know how mainstream NFT's had gotten. I thought they were pretty stupid when I first found out about them, but it was cool I saw some great digital artists finally starting to get paid for their work through NFTs. Now it just seems like it has become people who don't give a shit about art pumping out what they can for other rich assholes to buy as a status symbol. I definitely feel like this is a fad that will pass but tf do I know lol.
@@nadie516 I’ve actually read a comment on another vid that they actually like it when you screenshot or screen record. Because that way, it’s getting more popular and attracts people stupid enough to actually buy their NFT’s. They just pretend they’re mad so they can feed into the rage of the sane people. I honestly don’t pay them attention. Just so their corrupt business will suffer. These memes are just giving them popularity. Because for them, it’s: “Doesn’t matter if it’s infamy. Money is money.”
You know, it's funny how NFT bros can't see the Pyramid Scheme, when the creator of NFTs admits that it's just a Pyramid Scheme! This cartoon has as much love and care as the "Art" that makes up the NFTs.
@@somerandomguyontheinternett Because 100% of them are techbros or financebros. If you think there's a single woman involved with NFTs, feel free to go and present evidence. Because I've seen hundreds and every one has been a bro.
@@somerandomguyontheinternett because calling them crypto bros, Moon bros, nft bros, etc gets them mad as hell just like calling MLM huns hunbots gets them mad.
I feel like alongside NFTs just being a disgrace to artists who put their entire time into art for much much less, they also discourage any artists that think they might be successful as they see how some joke is able to make over a million and actual quality made animation doesn't make even half.
@@MasterOfTwisted Yes, that is the exact wording. I was attempting to generalize it, although maybe I shouldn't have directly attributed it to Miyamoto.
@@SvengelskaBlondie Do you realise the more CO2 you add the more heat earth retains from the sun throwing off earth natural climate and affecting the chaos system we call weather? You tried so hard to be IQ over 9000 and failed so hard
As both an artist and an environmental scientist, this last year has been HELL for me. Godspeed to you for being able to ignore the NFT craze for so long (until this monstrosity).
Dude you are an online artist, you have nothing to do with nft, you can’t provide the services this ppl need, you are a nobody (not meant to offend you) and they need a name to take the money load for shady businesses and money laundering, like with real art in real life, and you can’t clean money from shady businesses my friend, you are an artist but you can’t provide the service they need…
Why tf did they have to make NFTs such damn eyesores. Idc if it's a scam or not, I just would never pay for something that looks so utterly unappealing.
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I was so confused by this cartoon. The "comedy" is... nonexistent. And not even from an "NFTs are stupid" angle, it's just... there are numerous beats in the show where I feel like I was supposed to laugh but there is literally no joke preceding it.
Just wait until these people find out about animation Cel collecting You can actually physically own a piece of the actual Cowboy Bebop for only like 400$ which is a steal compared to how much people are asking for for NFTs (Note if you want like a big shot of like Faye or Spike or Ein you’re going to be getting more into the 1000$ + range)
I was asked twice by two different people at two different times if I would ever consider making my art into NFTs. Back then, I wasn’t ’in the loop’ but I declined because what I did know was that selling them would mean someone else owned it and I didn’t like that. Now that I understand, I am *insulted* nearly a year later
I had a dream about this show last night. there were """""""""villains""""""""" called the right-clickers and they were a group of animals who "stole" nfts. but really, they weren't villians lol
I can already imagine a scene in some parody of this where those characters in this horrible style talk about those villains, and then there is cut to well drawn anthros in realistic style talking how insignificant the NFTs are, and how horrible they actually look. "Isn't that right Mr. Fox?"
This show is the embodiment of money > everything else... Also, we have gotten to the point where we are using non-tangible money to buy non-tangible objects... we are now in a videogame...
It’s honestly sad that the whole NFT thing came from Beeple, he made genuinely good art every day for an entire year, and now this is what came as a result of it
Sucks seeing respectable names either committing their own art or asking their fans to submit art for them to sell. IMO they're trashing their reputation by taking advantage of their fans like that, and are being dragged down by having their names attached to it plus how they went about it.
@@dakat5131 Artists are already losing respect when they lock most or their stuff behind a paywall when sooner or later someone will upload it somewhere else.
@@vagamer522 If you weren't already aware, people need in our economic system need this thing called "money" in order to "live". I believe that includes artists.
I remember seeing people comment about how this is like the Simpsons. “It’s not popular now but it will be later” The difference between this and the Simpsons is that the Simpsons was written by somebody that knows how to make good satire. This was made by boring cryptobros that never shut up about how etherium is the future
The difference between this and the Simpsons is that the Simpsons had like, 10 or 12 good seasons behind it and debates about it going downhill are *because at one point, it was a great and influential show!* This has nothing going for it except the hubris of man.
a lot of my artist friends on a pretty unpopular art site have had their art taken and sold as NFTs without their consent. it has been happening so much but since we're mostly minors we can't do shit about it. we just need to put watermarks on the art and hope nothing happens.
I don't know if this will help you all but since I've had my art resold as NFTs, I've started uploading my art as JPGs with deliberately lowered quality to help deter people from using them where they shouldn't. Can't say if its helped with theft for NFTs but I can say it'll hopefully help keep my art off of random tshirts. Also as long as you can prove you uploaded your art before the NFT was posted: certain sites like OpenSea will remove the NFT if you contact them about it. I didn't have to provide my name or age, just proof that its mine and I don't want it there. Just be polite and to the point.
@@XerxesTexasToast how can they even do that? They don't own the art in any way how can they sell ownership of something that's not theirs? Like can I just screenshot an NFT image and sell it as my own NFT at that point?
@@WillofStone08 actually yes, you can. It's the block chain that's unique, the picture isn't required to be. There will just be two of the same images, but with two different block chains that supposedly give it it's "uniqueness"
Saberspark: "You can do anything you want with this plushie, you can punch it in the face, you can throw it over your shoulder, you can put it in a jar!" Me: "Oh god he's truly gone insane"
I love how they boast about it being "the first NFT cartoon" like it's something to be impressed by. First of all, there's no such thing as an "NFT cartoon" because by definition, an NFT isn't a tangible thing. It makes a reference to a work but it isn't the work and gives you no right and no property over the work. People who sell NFTs like to use terms like "NFT art", "NFT game" or "NFT cartoon" to trick people who don't know any better into thinking they're buying a work, but they aren't, and that goes to show that NFTs are undeniably a scam considering the people producing and selling them are actively lying about what they're selling. It cannot be stressed enough: NFTs. ARE. NOTHING. Second, there's no technological process going into making an "NFT cartoon" because again, the cartoon _isn't_ an NFT. I repeat in case it's still not clear: the NFT is not the work and has no bearing on the work whatsoever. You can make NFTs of literally anything, because NFTs are nothing. You can just decide that something is an NFT of a work. Hell, you don't even need to _own_ the work to make an NFT of it, which is how countless artists are already being fucked. So it's literally just another cartoon, it's just that someone somewhere made an NFT that they decided authenticates it (but still doesn't make you own it). NFTs are the very illustration of everything wrong with modern economics: people getting rich off other people's work while they themselves produce nothing; selling hot air that has no purpose other than being resold, and enthusiastically destroying the environment in doing so because who cares if you die as long as you get to have the richest corpse? Meanwhile, the people who made the work you're getting rich off of do not see a single cent of the profits.
You just explained capitalism in your final paragraph. This isn’t a modern economics thing, it’s been going on for centuries. Not the nft’s, the part about people making lots of money without doing any work and the people who actually did the work don’t get a single cent of it.
@@Vivian_228 of course someone with a Ussr pfp would say this. Do you actually know how communism/socialism works? Have you actually taken an economics class and actually understand how it works? Not trying to fight but I’m generally curious
Head to keeps.com/saberspark to get 50% off your first order of hair loss treatment!
How the actual hell is this NFT cartoon worth like 2 million dollars? HOW HOW HOW?!?!
DONT KNOW
Just screenshot every frame. $2M saved.
People be dumb
What the hell 🤣
It’s a WowNow movie
You didn't mention it but I thought I'd point out how TERRIBLE the storyboarding/screen direction was in this. Idk who was responsible because they didn't have any storyboarders listed in their credits. If I took a shot for every time they "broke" the 180 degree rule, or failed to indicate a transition, establish a character/motives, establish a setting, lingered on unnecessary details.....etc. I'd absolutely be dead
Honestly there's so much wrong with it, it's hard to find where to begin. First year student films are better.
@@lucyana..9055 no
@@BeautySnake take my money
The lipsync is fucking abysmal.
Hey its weird to see a great animator like you talking about such a mess :/
NFT artists: NFT means "non-fungible token" which means it is non-replacable.
Also NFT artists: Makes the same monkey/lion avatar format.
Non-fungible-token
More like
Negligible
Faithless
Trash
Haha!
@@mikeymladi9279
Or Non Fungal Token, for Magic The Gathering sake.
Which also is full of NFT'S.
it's just p2w "click Random" dress-up
These designs are so simplistic and poorly made that it'd be trivially easy to replace, plus it's so easy to save things on the internet, the entire concept is so horrible
I also love that people say that like it means NFTs are unique. They're not, you can make as many NFTs for a work as you want, so it's actually _less_ valuable than a certificate of authenticity that you'd get with a unique work.
Edit: oh, by the way, NFTs are totally replaceable and pirate copies are already being made.
I've literally seen fan parodies produced by individuals often for free that has more consistent and impressive animation quality
Helluva Boss is much better than this crap and it’s *FREE* on TH-cam
Yo what's up Whisper
I've seen better Naruto fanflashes from 2008
For real, a great example is the JoJo part 5 parody of the Baccano OP, the animation is god like and it was only made by one person
Facts
NFT: "No fucking talent".
That got me
r/technicallythetruth
underrated comment.
This is True truth
Oooooo burn!
This looks like an Adult Swim show that airs later in the evening and disappears without a trace after a single season.
Saul of the mole men?
It’s like The Nutshack but without any ability to be enjoyed ironically.
it's the money hungry 12 oz Mouse lmao
@@appalachiabrauchfrau 12oz mouse if you took the story and the music and everything else that made it compelling and chucked it out the window. (also maybe im biased but i genuinely think 12oz mouse looks a lot better than these monkeys😶)
It makes me feel all of the revulsion I used to feel watching SUPERJAIL!, but with none of the love, effort, or joy that went into making that show the glorious hybrid of Tom & Jerry, OZ, and Hieronymus Bosch that made it worth watching. SUPERJAIL! was gloriously, proudly ugly at times but it was the sort of ugly that can only be produced by people who care about their craft and want to put on a good show for the people who paid the price of admission.
I guess you could say the talent was NFT.
As in, Not Fucking There.
Top tier roast
☠️☠️
Lmao, here, take the poor man's medal 🎖️
No Fucking Talent
Lmfao true
I bet the animators weren't paid an industry wage.
The kind of animators who put "Will work for Ethereum" in their linkedin.
They where most likely paid in NFT's
I just saw one of your older comments lol
yeaah makes sense considering the outcome
You could earn a livable wage or this monkey jpg
I've legit seen animation memes made by self-taught child artists better than this. The fact that children can animate better than these adults is tragic.
Absolutely correct.
This movie ain't worth even a single screenshot. Storage space has better things to do
There are so many Warrior Cats animated fan projects online, and chances are they're made by actual 14 year olds. Some of them could easily have been Disney and I'm not kidding.
What's this trash's excuse?
Look at piematians "meet the amazing team" from 2009 or something.
the fact that anyone over the age of 5 animated this is just depressing
don't piss on the animators its not their fault for being pulled in to doing this and there is no shame of picking up a new hobby which at the start you are not gonna be making a magnus opus
Honestly it just feels like NFT’s are a slap to internet artists who actually put effort and make quality art
Absolutely
I follow a lot of artists on twitter and every single one of them hate NFTs with a passion, and for good reasons.
I want to believe there is a way to make something good out of it. But, as long as the absurd prices and the hack artists exist, this is unforgivable.
@@BrianIsWatching never thought I would agree with Twitter on something, but I agree, fuck NFTs
@@SergioLeonardoCornejo exactly, at the start of the craze I saw a bunch of people putting effort into actually unique high quality art NFTs. that was my tiny bit of optimism, that at the very least, despite everything that is wrong with it , good artists were at least getting something out of it, and then people decided that getting the procedurally generated low quality profile pics was better. and my tiny silver lining was completely gone.
NFTs just devalue genuinely good art. As an artist I can't understand why someone would want to pay for the lowest quality 'art' instead of commissioning a passionate artist who needs the money. It's a slap in the face to actual artists.
To make it short, it’s rich people way of flaunting cash around. They have so much cash they can buy stuff worth so damn much for something so ugly
The key thing to understand here is that they don't actually give a rat's ass about art. It's all about investment and gains.
Like the other people said, they don’t actually really care about the art, is probably because is “expensive” and because its trendy or whatever really
@@Predator20357 An also money laundering lol
@@nyahnyahson523 That too
Seeing NFTs make so much money makes me want to make a shitty NFT myself, as someone who really does need money. Only problem is that I'd be sacrificing both my honor as an actual artist and duping gullible people into buying shitty NFTs
I was thinking that myself lol! But realistically I know I can't deal with knowing I intentionally scammed someone and harmed the environment like that. I will remain poor for now 😅
Also its super damaging to the environment
Do it anyway, worst thing that can happen is you spend a slight amount on minting it. If you get lucky, you might strike it rich (worth a try anyway).
@@SvengelskaBlondie how can you watch this video and feel like this is a good idea at all
I was there too for a brief second. But then I learned more about it. You'd probably not making money at all. Only a few lucky ones and ones that already have a name/career. It's not worth selling yourself for probably not a single cent.
the thing is, the cartoon plays out EXACTLY how a sarcastic spiteful parody cartoon made to laugh at the very idea of an NFT cartoon would play out. But it's the OFFICIAL CARTOON.
You can litteraly hear the daddy apes voice actors background fan on his voice recording.
*bri’ish mumbling intensifies*
I hated dad ape's voice acting like, i'm surprised nobody made fun of how he says "fuck"
@@camarokidbb4347 hahahahahahaha 😐
@@username-sf3fz Is that not what it sounds like?
Uploaf
Why would you buy an extremely overpriced NFT rather than paying a good artist to do a commission for you for like, 50+ bucks????
i know amazing artists that do it for half that, so like, yeah, I agree
The only people who buy nft only care about selling them.
Because nfts are about the profits not about the art.
If people are stupid enough to buy the Same ugly computer generated images , why waste time creating actual good art for 25+ dollars?
But hey , highly doubt nfts are gonna stay relevant
Exactly. I’d rather have actually good art from an experienced artist that people can actually enjoy rather than this junk
If I had some money I’d gladly commission you
Okay for real though, NFT fanboys are the most ridiculous people on the internet. Saw a guy literally say "why do I need women when I have my NFTs? If anything, the females will be flocking to me." Yes. He literally said female like he was filming a goddamn National Geographic documentary.
I'm praying to God that he was a troll
For the sake of my sanity I automatically assume that when people say shit like that it's ironic, I swear to god
At least he didn't call women "Birthing people". But still it is hilarious how cringe these people are. And how oblivious they are to the cringe they create
@@MutatedPercent Unfortunately, his TikTok page was, and I quote "Dedicated to everything NFT." If he wants to waste his money, that's his choice, but my man's needs a hobby/identity beyond simping for a scam.
@@TheEnd_________3-r3i I mean it's not objectively wrong, but I've just noticed a trend of the kind of people who default to calling someone male/female instead of guy, girl, etc tend to be really douchey people. Usually misogynists/mysandrists who say things like "all females are ___, Males are only worthwhile if ___."
Just remember that hazbin hotel's pilot made by a bunch of people that doesn't had even half the budget has a better animation, backgrounds, voice acting, special effects, and ACTUALLY stablish the universe and the characters of the show
And that show got picked up by A24, an actual studio, for production. Not to mention the first season of Helluva Boss here on TH-cam
Exactly, both Hazbin hotel and Helluva boss are 10 times better than this trash.
Well said
Even if I don’t even like either of those shows anymore and ended up having to stop watching it (and won’t be watching Hazbin either) due to how the creator made some rather… interesting decisions with them. Even for that, I gotta admit that the production of both are extremely impressive for an indie series.
@Mrs. Sandman. What did the creator do? I keep trying to find out why people don't like the creator and I keep getting mixed answers.
Are we really gonna call NFTs a Trend and not a Scam?
Only stupid people
It's a damn scam
Apparently yes, even though I wish we wouldn’t
It deleted it again!!!
TH-cam is hiding NFT competitors on other platforms!!!
The average solo animator you’ll find on TH-cam has hundred of times more quality, love and effort put into their work.
HotDiggedyDemon is a great example of this
Kekeflipnote, HotDiggedyDemon, Pilot Red Sun. Heck, even the less technical or 'technically not animation' channels like Berd, Sr Pelo, Circle Toons HD and Sam O Nella have way higher quality, way more effort and way more entertainment value than Red Ape Family. I feel like I've disrespected them by stating them in the same sentence as 'that'.
Killer Bean is probally the best example, its just so good.
Telepurte is one of them
@averagefemboyenjoyer Going to asume this was meant for a diferent comment section
Imagine paying almost $2m for the NFT of a bad cartoon instead of hiring an animation studio to make you a series.
Could probably get better animators on fiverr and with $2M, that's a budget for a dozen season long series.
Even some meme animators on TH-cam do btter than whatver this garbage was.
Even Joshua and the Promised Land was better!
The fact that this made me feel bad for being harsh against High Guardian Spice. Bruh.
An episode usually cost from 100K dollars to 300K dollars so… 2 million? At least half a season of Castlevania Netflix series
They couldn't even write a plot without reminding the audience "hey NFTs are expensive"
To be fair, this pilot episode is very impressive. To make terrible flash animation *after* Flash shut down is incredible.
Oooooooooffffffff
Useless information but Flash as a program still exists. It’s just been renamed to Adobe Animate.
It’s not the best program around but this was definitely because of the priorities of the people making it, not Flash.
not really. that just makes it easier
@@TheWilderCat You're running the joke
@@TheWilderCat wait what?
Truly, it's no wonder those NFT-Bros cheered. It perfectly embodies their culture : a soulless cashgrab made for people who don't understand beauty and can't appreciate art except as a way to make money or, as you said, for the bragging rights
I wish I could give comments awards
@Ferny Panda at least the acronym is cool
Rock História To be fair, almost all acronyms are cool. Just don't use vulgar words.
@Ferny Panda and nobody can right click your STDs 👌
Even my art is better than NFT pics, and I can't draw to save my life!
Ah, yes. NFTs. A thing that even the creators themselves admitted were a scam and that you couldn't hold them in a blockchain.
Honestly I respect it.. Cause scams where they say you have a virus on your device or owe them alot of money just so they can steal your money is much worse. Since in this situation it's just people being dumb, buying something that oubviously doesn't hold as much value as they think it does. So thats completely on them. Hell might make my own nft just to help pay for college, worst case scenario I wasted 5 minutes of my life.
@@GradMeat the problem is that this scam uses absolutely ridiculous amounts of energy to produce. It’s actively doing harm
@@cagedcricket wait ok I'm confused now. How is making bad art of monkey using up huge amounts of energy? What is it harming specifically? What energy is it using up and how?
@@GradMeat Basically from what I understand, an NFT transaction basically uses up more electricity than a normal household does in an entire *year*. Yeah.
Oh they know how many stupid douche bags are going to buy their worthless garbage.
As an artist and an environmentalist, NFTs make me *ABSOLUTELY LIVID.*
I’m an artist and I don’t have anything against NFT’s as a technology. They have a use, but as the kids say; “this ain’t it, fam.” Blame the scammers, because they’re the ones deterring legitimate innovators from coming into the space and coming up with novel uses for NFT’s. It’s always this way, humans come up with an awesome new technology and then the worst people in the world move in immediately and use the tech for the most horrific purposes imaginable. But I think maybe I’m arguing semantics here and you probably don’t have a problem with the technology itself and more so have a problem with how it’s being used. Crypto as a whole isn’t exactly great for the environment, but there are definitely bigger fish to fry if we want to actually help the environment.
As a fellow artist and environmentalist, I second this opinion. NFTs just prove that capitalism is a virus to the planet
I’m an environmentalist and I feel like NFTs should be made illegal due to the horrible environmental destruction.
@@kyototomokui6676 Likewise.
The fact Bible town is actually better made than the nft show is just outstanding. Like no joke
There is nothing to add.
This show...it has the same level of quality as The Nut Shack. That is not something to be proud of, and somehow they were proud of this abomination. >.>
"Tots!"
@@bluestreaker9242 dont insult the nutshack like that. it took way more effort in its badness than this thing would ever even attempt to put out.
@@bluestreaker9242 nutshack had some passion and idea behind it
This goes so hard, feel free to screen record
Oh no not the screen record!
Lol I know what you mean
This goes so hard feel free to screenshot every frame
I don’t know whether I should be terrified or not at that pfp.
@JACKSEPTICEYE'S DAD DESERVED IT LMFAO seems like “averagefemboyenjoyer” isn’t the only bot spreading hate messages. 🤔
Never forget that NFT stands for
N - never
F - felt
T - the touch of a woman
Thought it meant No Fucking Thanks
😂😂😂
That or Nefariously Funded Tokens, that's for sure.
It stands for
Not
Freaking
Tworth it
Lmao
Let's be honest, old stick figure animations on Newgrounds were the best animations.
Heck, Dick Figures is better than "Red Ape Family".
Nope, NFTS are worse, worse than r34 art now
@@snoote533 i bet r34 better now, i guess?
@@gingerbreadpie11037 R34 was always better than this shit show
Anyone remember "Animator vs Animation"? That series was fire.
The creator saying The Red Ape Family is better than The Simpsons is like saying owning NFTs is better than owning a Leonardo da Vinci original lmao
Funnily enough, most NFT owners use the Mona Lisa as an argument against screenshooting their “work”
I'm fairly convinced that nft is the go-to consolation route for tech dudes who lost the chance to get filthy rich with bitcoin
Where is your profile pic from?
My grandma could make a better cartoon in flash. And my grandma is dead.
Yoo nice pfp, thanks for the inspiration :D
If YT didn't remove the dislike count, we'd be seeing jokes in the comments saying "x amount of dislikes is from the NFT bros"
Maybe the NFT bros are why the dislike button was removed? XD
According to the extension... 104 dislikes. Idk if its accurate
i couldnt even see likes on it. i assume they disabled it forgetting we cant see dislikes anyway so it makes it look that much worse.
I don't find it coincidental that the Dislike button was disabled in December. Makes me wonder if they're going to bring back YT Rewind now that it can't get ratio'd anymore.
@@tarotsushima3332 I am almost positive that has a lot to do with the absence of dislikes.
"NFT sounds like that thing where you don't touch yourself during the month of november"
it's kinda like that, but instead no one else wants to touch you and lasts your entire life
I'm pretty sure NFT is the opposite of not touching yourself during Nov (NFT as in Nut Fifty Times)
November Touching Forbidden
NFT: No F@pping Today
@@kiricappuchin NFT: not f@cking tonight
@@seanofthedead3076 NFT: Not-F@#*ing-(in)Telligent
Bro, my buddies have NFT Tuesdays in which we all sit around someone’s computer with snacks and webserf for an NFT we want. Then we right-click “save image as” and make a big deal as if we hacked the mainframe. Literally we FIGHT over which NFT we want and my friends will pretend to be on a budget. At this point it’s a ritual.
As a digital artist, and someone who is pursuing a career in animation, I’m TERRIFIED that this NFT garbage will actually devalue artists and make them slaves to the dollar 😞
Agreed- though I am a bit more worried about the potential art theifs that could profit from this-
Just like every other form of art in life
Same. It makes me more and more scared to put my own art out there in fear of it being devalued or worse, having it stolen and then sold as an NFT.
Same here. I am working very hard to be a game artist in the future, and NFTs are ruining the environment and ACTUAL artists as a whole. Remember to support your fellow artists with commissions and trades, not NFTs! NFT? No fucking thanks!
@@MASTEROFEVIL "Just like every other form of art" Right? like this was the first type of scam that has to do with art. And there are actual paintings that are just blue that people buy for a lot of money... so why is this any different?
This whole NFT thing stinks of money laundering.
That “awful/Eiffel Tower” thing made me scream inside.
It's like someone watched a documentary on art auctions and went "What if we did that...but with cryptocurrencies"
It literally is money laundering
You don’t see art auctions going away any time soon.
Yes, it is a completely viable way to launder money in plain sight without getting in trouble. Fantastic isn’t it? Fuck the feds
LIKE HOW CAN NFT BE MORE EXPENSIVE THAN THE EIFFEL TOWER?
A huge building that can work as a tourist site, with a rich and old history and would be hard to move
IF ANYTHING that's more scarce than NFT that can literally be copy and pasted
Gustave Eiffel died a second time after this... whatever it was
"What is an NFT?"
Money Laundering. That's the answer for 95% of every unexplained art movement.
It used to be used for money laundering but now it’s used by stupid idiots who think it’s the new bitcoin.
@@CoolPoolGuys it is still very much money laundering
i would not go as far as to call NFTs a fucking art movement though. it's not really art it's just ugly stock pictures that only serve as placeholders. calling NFTs an art movement would mean placing them in the same category as like... Art Nouveau or Impressionism and i don't think i need to explain why NFTs don't deserve even a fraction of that privilege
Dude is a dam shady business, they are using this sht to justify a shady business backstage, you have too be dam stupid to believe this is worth 2 shts, money laundering in plain daylight
@@YakitoriQueen Not really art? You should be paying attention to the world of modern art, because this has been happening decades.
No matter how much people tell me about NFTs, I'll never understand wtf they are.
Same lmao
This is the best description I've seen
Imagine you went up to the mona lisa and said "I'd like to own this". Someone nearby says "give me 65 million dollars, and I'll burn down part of the Amazon to give you a receipt of purchase". You pay them, and they give you a receipt of purchase. They go to an unmarked supply closet in the back of the museum and post a handmade label saying "mona lisa currently owned by Gaming With Noah" so if anyone wants to know who owns it they have to find this specific closet in this hallway and look behind the right brooms.
You ask "can I take the mona lisa home now?" and they say "god no, are you stupid? You only bought the receipt saying you own it, you didn't buy the actual mona lisa, you can't actually take the real mona lisa" and then he gives you a print of the mona lisa from the gift shop.
Also, the person you paid has never at any point in time owned the mona lisa.
Does this make no sense? Does it seem like something no rational person would ever be interested in? Then you've understood it perfectly.
Basically it's people wanting to claim ownership of something, so that if you go look in the huge ethereum network (which is basically where they register all those who bought or sold something with their own type of money called Ether, which is what they like to call cryptocurrency cause it's literally a currency that only exists online), you'll find "this person owns this thing", as in its official and they have it, its theirs. But that's it, people can still literally take screenshots of it if they want to use it, cause you can't stop them, it's the internet. And most of the time it's just something rich people like to do to show off how they possess "valuable and costly" things. When the general public really doesn't care. It's a big cash grab honestly, it's like those very expensive but trashy pieces of art some artists like to call "art" and sell for millions to the richest, exactly like that
Josh Strife Hayes did a video on NFTs and it really helped me understand them. Highly recommend it!
Yeah, I got it repeated several times, and I still don’t 100% understand it
NFT culture is an “art” culture built by people who hate artists and it makes me want to tear my hair out
Edit: idk man I said something abt my hair and then I got rid of it bc it sounded dumb as hell
Calm down bro
Art literally is not important for them.
In terms of levels for NFTs, art is the last thing they're worried about. They don't care about the art they make, nor do they care about everyone else's art.
Don't stress on them, its a waste of oxygen.
luckily this videos is sponsored by keeps.
Exactly, NFTs aren't actual "art" just like hentai, Pixiv, and Deviantart
Literally none of the comments care about your hair.
Ngl NFT people are an insult to digital artists, especially smaller artists
As a small beginer digital artist myself, I can totally agree that I feel both offended and threatened
Thank you, I've been feeling the same way. Thanks from a digital artist.
Every time I hear "NFT is good for arstists" I feel like being used.
Same stuff with modern art in art galleries
Yeah as a digital artist I hate NFT bros
I can’t get over how the creator said that this show is a masterpiece
Delusional. All of them
More like a masterpiece of shit
A masterpiece for riding the nft meme wave, that is not easy to pull off
@averagefemboyenjoyer nice bait
@averagefemboyenjoyer But did I ask?
Fun fact:This show used to be used to torture inmates in jail
Prison lore:
lesson learned? don't commit crime as the law will go totally ape!
"Crime rates drops to zero!"
No it was not
@@tanzytalks5456the joke flew over your head
They say this "supports" artists when it is easy as hell to commission them AND completely customizable! NFT's hurts artists more than any amount of piracy.
how does investment and stock trading hurt artists. these guys arent gonna commission art, they're crypto ppl not furries or whatever lol.
While I agree that I think those people wouldn't even have commissioned art in the first place so it doesn't hurt to lose them, they are trying to get other people on board who don't know any better.
Not to mention that it's way more affordable both for commissioners and artists to just fucking pay them directly???????? Instead of bullshit cryptocurrency that no normal human being actually can have access to????
You're saving a mountain if you choose to commission an artist over buying an NFT if you compare their prices. Not only that, but you're also benefiting a real human being and not someone who relies on randomly generated images & running a money scheme...
All that about "NTF helps to artists" is a big smelly BS, just an excuse to give artificial value to their crypto, they are using artists as "Troy Horse" but the intention to really help artists is just BS.
The thing with Stoner Cats is that the creators actually cared about what they were making and the people who bought into it were given the opportunity to dictate the progression of the show. This shit is just a soulless money grab from people who give zero fucks about the the quality and artistic merit of their final product.
Yes, exactly. It is a cash grab made by talentless degenerates that have too much money.
@@zachduperron8543 the more I see those monkeys, the angrier they make me.
@@SergioLeonardoCornejo makes you want to go apesh*t right? Yeah I tried to be funny there.
@@zachduperron8543 fitting pun.
@@SergioLeonardoCornejo yeah it, plus it perfectly sums up how all sane people view nfts.
When I was in University for the fine arts one of my fav professors told the class first day. "if you want to make it in the art world there is only one thing you need to do, and the quality or statements of your work has nothing to do with it. The only thing you have to do is convince the rich bastards of the world that your artwork will make them more prestigious. The better and more unique your brown nosing to the rich, the more money you'll make." To me, that's why NFTs are becoming so overpriced, and the controversy seems to just add to it and the block chain is the gimmick. It's like the art actions but for those who only live on the internet.
The only things that these rich fat bastards wants are a expensive rare item with their name on it. This frustrates me so bad, cuz this reminds of a irl story i had. I'm a musician and sometimes when i need a little cash i would grab my guitar, head out to the center of the city and start playin like crazy and at the end of the day, i would sit in a bench and start drinking coffee or something and start watching an old man painting something on the street... It was fantastic, the old man used all kinds of techniques, from spray cans, to pencils and even rags with paint on it... It was so beautiful to see, the experience of the old man, his passion and absolute genius of how he distorted reality in a piece of paper. I bought that painting and it's one of my most valuable things i have, i can still touch it and feel in the paint the passion of that fellow old man. Honestly, this is what i most fear i hate about nfts... The chance of these nfts getting available for everyone and start forgetting about true art. Nfts are the most souless business bs ever created and i hate it so much
It's anywhere the same. The product doesn't matter as much as your charisma to sell your products.
Apparently, a lot of people don't buy NFT for the art but for it to be 'flipped' and make a profit out of it when the price of certain NFTs go up. So there's that. Will the bubble burst? I'm not saying I'm hoping for it but
@@Horus4302 In the music and the acting industries it makes sense
They are the product as well
In the rest of it, not so much
And many famours artists in general were as charismatics as a moldy potato
That’s why I didn’t pursue career art
NFTs are pointless, over priced, and surprisingly have a huge carbon footprint per NFT. They are dumb 👏🏼
Why would they have a huge carbon footprint
@@WhaleManMan most cryptos do, bitcoin alone takes up .55% of earth's power equivalent to some small countries.
@@WhaleManMan it takes up a lot of computer energy to process it and calculate it (I’m not sure what they’re calculating either,) I believe a video said one of the sold NFT was worth the same energy usage as the whole country of Syria? And we assume that goes on for eternity till humanity goes extinct or the internet ceases to be
The only reasons they buy it for mansions party idk but I don’t care also I forgot the blockchain so they own it so if you screenshot it the blockchain will say the person own it talk to an NFT owner who has been doing it for years
Got curious why some people in the artshare community don't want NFTS on their tweets, it's like an ass bait for them and they never wanted to get caught or something. but for AS sakes....yeah NFTs do get a bad rep big time.
For clarification: NFT is NOT THE ART, but the LINK of the art. They're selling a random URL, and since it needs something, they slap on it whatever buttfuckugly image they have. Even the NFT bros think it's about the art, but it's not. It's the concept of exclusivity. It's the URL. It's like buying a star, but only one website recognizes that you bought a star.
and the whole thing is made to make people buy cripto as to prices go up more people have to come to the bottom of the pyramid
Nfts make me think of times shares.
bro only dumb people buy it 💀
Exactly! NFT is the link to an encrypted block in a blockchain, not the art itself. It's more like when you buy a game from steam. You get the key, which is stored in their servers, to access that game
So what's the diference to a hand draw in a paper? It's also exclusive and unique since it can't be reproduced
I appreciate NFTs for teaching me that art can truly be souless and corporate. I previously thought that all forms of art, no matter what, had at least a bit of soul and passion put into it, but this showed me i was wrong. The Red Ape Family, and all NFTs should not be considered art. It's a travesty in the history of humanity. We should all be ashamed of this.
Sickening when it's held up as some standard for art, or pretending that people are spending that much on it because they think art is just that good, and the barrier to entry low enough to liberate struggling artist to pursue their dream of...getting rich quick? I know art is a job but I think many people would have too much of a conscience.
Its disappointing. Modern Art and Pop Art has never been my thing but I had hoped that at least the artist loved their art or the process of making it.
When Andy Warhol died they found that his house was decorated with more classical style artwork, and not the style he created. Business man first, artist second.
@averagefemboyenjoyer Go back to Reddit, Fedora boy.
Man, art became soulless the second hyperrealistic art was worth less than a toilet thrown at a canvas.
@averagefemboyenjoyer Ligma
This is why we need the dislike button to bully them XD
Why would you need that when all you need is a working right click?
Don't worry, there's a TH-cam plugin that brings it back on browsers
Buddy not even dislike button is gonna help out with this garbage 😅
just use an extension.
@averagefemboyenjoyer
You know hes angry when he has a new face animation
the character designs look like what a high schooler would draw during Algebra II. I know because I drew dome ugly shit like that when I was ignoring my teachers.
same lol but i feel both of us probs drew something better then THAT....
And yet your shit was probably much better than lions showing their tongue and ape wearing military helmet.
My sketches on math books always look pleasing and exponentially looks better than when I actually have free time to draw
I think the NFT art is ugly purpose. I don’t know why, but that seems to be the style choice.
@@Dave01Rhodes maybe to drive home how stupid it is?
The Red Ape Family makes Teen Titans Go, High Guardian Spice, The Emoji Movie and Foodfight look like animated masterpieces.
@averagefemboyenjoyer dope
At least we could learn how to do representation and magic systems better by doing the opposite of high guardian spice
We can't learn anything from this
Whats high guardian spice?
@@dragonofepics7324 that one crunchyroll original series that took forever to produce and immediately crashed like a meteor through the earths mantle all the way into hell.
@@dragonofepics7324 sjw anime
Eventually everyone will realize NFTs are worthless. The empire has to crumble at some point. It's built off of nothing.
The technology has practical applications, the problem is those practical applications are predicated on the existence of stuff that doesn't actually exist right now.
An example is metaverse.
I wish you were right, but look where we are with Postmodern art: we have entire galleries dedicated to it and now you can't say you're an artist without the average person thinking "Oh, so they can draw, or do they just smear shit on a canvas?"
@@yomilemondragon1721 'cept post-modern art ain't based off a nebulous and dubiously valid tech.
conceptual art, not post-modern
@@yomilemondragon1721 Except NFT art isn't being sold as art; it's being sold as stocks. High price art is used by rich people as a way to store money long term without it being taxed. The goal with buying art is to sell it at about the same or slightly higher price decades from buying it. The (stated) goal with NFTs is to double your money in a year or less. The problem is in order to sell your NFT for twice as much you have to convince someone else that they can sell it for even more. Eventually, there's no more suckers left to buy. The more money involved, the faster you reach the bottom of the pyramid and no one wants to be the one stuck with the monkey.
The funny thing about these “artists” selling their art as NFTs is that 9 times out of 10, they’re not even selling the art. They’re basically selling the receipts for the art.
NFT bros: NFTs will elevate digital art to the level of respect as other forms of art!
Also NFT bros: I have 0 respect for the art of character design and will make butt ugly cartoons motivated entirely by profit even though cartoons already face huge stigma of not being real art in the West, a sentiment I myself clearly share as evidenced by my actions
The people who bought in early are trying to artificially inflate the market so they can offload their garbage for a massive profit onto some sucker? Who could have guessed?
Most of the characters there are literally just the same thing with slightly minor alterations
@@dizzyheads what did you expect from people that think picrews of monkeys/lions that only marginally change each picture to be 'Distinct' enough from one another.
I remember reading an instagram comment that said "NFTs are just virtual beanie babies" and it's still the most accurate description for it
At least beanie babies are cute.
@@littlefieryone2825 and you can hold them and cry into them at night
@@Orangelover18 Bruh. 😓
@@Narutass43 you can’t do that to an NFT. I rest my case
Unlike beanie babies, they’re free!
NFTs are basically MLMs but instead of their targets being housewives it’s cryptobros
You're so right
Since when are gay men targeting house wives and how are NFTs gay
NVM just figured out MLM can mean multi level marketing
@@comonhaze8940 LMAO I THOUGHT THAT TOO
@@comonhaze8940 This made my day oh my god
Thank you for the laughs
Man, they missed an opportunity to call it a “NFToon.”
I’ll see myself out.
the context of buying nft is absolutely wild to me, like you're literally just buying the concept of scarcity, it's less than nothing
Same thing with diamonds. To be fair, you at least get a piece of jewelery you actually get to keep out of the deal.
@@ravenvinnie6062 yes, but a diamond is at least an actual thing, both are scams, but at least with a diamond it looks nice and you walk away with an actual thing you own
@@femthingevelyn I said that
Yes cultural men! Yehehe!
Diamonds look nice and you can actually carry it around on your person plus it is used in many applicable devices and tools
You can literally draw a face and call it an NFT
Diamonds still need to be processed and those things are hard
"You can put it in a jar"
Now hold on a fucking moment there, Saber.
Not the jar- anything but the jar 😫
He knows exactly who he's appealing to
🥛
I know what I’m buying
i straight up yelled "NO NOT THE JAR"
This shows how untalented people can make unfair amounts of money
@averagefemboyenjoyer wtf what does this has to do with religion
Like tiktokers
again
Good description of Shane Dawson
@averagefemboyenjoyer shush bot
So, i remember sending some drawings i made to my dad to print them out because of school. When he saw them he was really happy and proud; however theres this thing i do in my pieces on where i put the title/name on the drawing itself (mainly, for aesthetics and i enjoy it) and he saw i liked doing this he was like:
*"you should remove them, its not good as a nft if theres letters on it."*
Although heres the thing: i *never* even told him i wanted to sell my art this way.
and then he goes on explaining on how this is a good thing and he wants to sell them to help our family shtick.
Like yeah, i want to help and sell my art, but not as an *nft.*
Remember, it is always morally correct to "pirate" NFTs.
I will right click there entire life
you cant pirate an NFT just the worthless image
@@Hugh.G.Rectionx But what if you have the hacking skills to steal the blockchain's link that holds the "original" NFT? That would be advanced NFT piracy, and it would be nice to try and end this "business".
@@MaimaiKuroshiro feel free to try. if you manage to pull it off youd be the greatest hacker in the world
@@Hugh.G.Rectionx cool, but i don't know how to hack :((
Glad to see someone else who feels *RAVENOUS HATERED* about this whole situation.
Honastly until now I didn't even know what a nft was
There are lots of people
Thanks, Jahno
Calm down bro 😭
Hatred*
Further proof as to why NFTs were a horrible idea and why they should be stopped
Saberspark used the rare Paul Bored Ape NFT as a disguise for the server. Pure genius.
One thing I noticed in the "show" (if you can even call it that): there's literally a picture of that "modern art piece" of a banana taped to a wall hidden as an easter egg in the first episode.
I just found that funny because it's so appropriate. Modern art and the NFTs craze both come down to "rich people buying low-effort low-quality "artpieces" just to show off".
That actually reminds me, theres actually a lot more to Jackson pollocks work than money laundering. Here’s the link.
th-cam.com/video/aArkZqYC99c/w-d-xo.html
Nah it's now more or less money laundering and tax write offs
If I was rich and could use a literal banana and a school project like cartoon to not pay taxes I would certainly do it
Ech
It’s so pretentious and shows the massive disconnect between the haves and have nots in the world. No normal human being would ever consider a banana duct taped to a wall to be legitimate art. But the pretentious wealthy will monologue about it’s “artistic qualities” in an attempt to justify it’s inclusion in high end collections and explain it’s ridiculous price. Much like how they attempt to do the same with their own wealth, when it was extracted from the surplus value generated by their wage slaves. Just another blatant example of the Emperor’s New Clothes.
As the current world record holder for the Ban% Speedrun on their Discord, I believe you've pretty much summed up all problems I've had with this project.
I gotta know....what was your time and what was your strategy?
@@divathesocialite6153 My time was a little over 5 seconds (with lots of improvement possibilities). I went into their crypto talk chat and spammed something against NFTs, that chat is heavily moderated and someone instantly banned me.
@@thatanimeweirdo Dyou think if you joined with an account mentioning "rightclicker" you could potentially shave even more off of your current time?
@@divathesocialite6153 im not sure if that works
I would gladly troll them by pretending to be a Nazi. That easily gets you banned from every server. Nfts are pure cringe and will never be art
NFT people: **Buys NFT's**
Me Screenshoting The Whole Movie:
*"Im bout to ruin this whole communitys career"*
remember kids, nft is not the filthy monkey is the receipt
you gotta save the link
Please do. I am 100% supportive of your actions.
*Screen Recording
I support your actions
just download the MP4, it's a copy of every frame
I’ll admit, the “non-fuckable toucan?” Line got me to chuckle the first time I heard it…
But If there’s more episodes of this, I doubt lightning will strike twice
Thought I was the only one hearing this and "awful tower".😂
Each NFT I've seen looks like somebody pressed the randomize button on a character maker. Hell, that's probably how they make them.
I would not be surprised at the sheer amount of laziness
Those monkes are, in fact, AI generated.
It is! They’re basically monetized picrews.
That is literally how they make them
@@marsmons2118 funny how theres an NFT Ape picrew someone made lol
This cartoon goes so hard. Give me your mastercard.
@UCaBKq7xk7hhqcXx8mjcgteg wait a second...
Bars
YT doesn’t like when people leak cards for some reason
Aight bet:
Five one seven five three five four eight two zero seven zero one nine eight four
CVV: Four two nine
Zero five/Two three
*screen records*
My favorite part is that the basic conflict of the episode doesn't even work. An NFT can't be on a flash drive, because an NFT is not the image itself, it's a URL based inside of a web server. The image is just an add-on to give the impression that what you're purchasing has substance as well as value.
Turns out they don’t even understand the thing that they’re spending millions of dollars on. What a shock!
I’ll give it this; the cartoon did something I’ve never seen any other piece of propaganda do before.
When they actually mention NFTs and one of the characters actually asks about it, the character that seems to know something says “don’t worry about it. All you need to know is that this is worth a lot of money”
I have never seen anything made for the sole purpose of promoting an idea dismiss said idea like that.
”Hey Bert what letter is this?” “Don;t worry about it Earnie. It’s just a symbol that makes grownups make sounds.”
“Hey Crysta, are trees important?” “Eh whatever Zack”
Imagine if they try to build a fandom by adding lore to the characters, making some of them have some sexual tension and giving them sad backstories 😭😭😭
Helluva Boss?
Edit: I mean, Helluva Boss has all of these qualities, making it helluva lot better than the NFT show.
And lgbt+. Gotta have that inclusion
@@animasternorris6508 Bruh at least Helluva Boss is good.
@@dragonace119 I know. I was stating an example of what did happen when someone included all of those.
@@animasternorris6508 Ah, fair enough.
I’m absolutely disgusted by these. Not just from the style, but also from the greed these people have. These aren’t artists, these are inexperienced assholes who think art is “easy” and use the one thing they probably drew by following a fucking tutorial to scam people.
I’ve been drawing since I was in literal diapers and this makes me sad. This isn’t the culture we as artists have tried to keep, this isn’t what art is. As I see it, art is supposed to be used as a way to make imagination a reality.
I really hope NFT’s die off or become more friendly.
(Note: I don’t have any problems with following tutorials, hell, I do still, but it seriously looks directly copied off something or just straight up traced)
Feels like an extension of that icky commercial feel in art. Where the quality is chipped away in favor of marketability. Artists that put passion into it are essentially being told to move over and let these shallow works be considered the "true" purpose and form of art. It reeks of "get rich quick" and seems to be a bait to get people to either scramble to buy, or scramble to slap something together and hope someone else is dumb enough to buy it, without caring about the art it's self. I think the "value" of art isn't everything- especially when it's clearly being manipulated. Someone spending a few minutes tracing over a template and recoloring it isn't inherently superior than work that strives to connect with the audience just because someone has money to throw at it.
Lumunei i saw a twitter post once where someone took a picture of red ape family to make a shirt and one of the creators went balistic and was like ``This is my property!!!! I'm gonna sue the hell out of you, enjoy your comfortable lifestyle while you still can i'm going to ruin you!!!
I haven't been on social media for most of this year so I didn't know how mainstream NFT's had gotten. I thought they were pretty stupid when I first found out about them, but it was cool I saw some great digital artists finally starting to get paid for their work through NFTs. Now it just seems like it has become people who don't give a shit about art pumping out what they can for other rich assholes to buy as a status symbol. I definitely feel like this is a fad that will pass but tf do I know lol.
Calm down buddy
Even my crappy drawings using only pencils have more soul than that, hopefully nfts do die and the degenerates who like them forget.
These NFT cartoons go hard, feel free to screen record.
Go ahead
Except…. It doesnt even deserve to take up storage on my device.
@@death3073 the tantrum cryptobros do when you do it is the only worth thing to do it for
@@nadie516 true that is
@@nadie516
I’ve actually read a comment on another vid that they actually like it when you screenshot or screen record.
Because that way, it’s getting more popular and attracts people stupid enough to actually buy their NFT’s.
They just pretend they’re mad so they can feed into the rage of the sane people.
I honestly don’t pay them attention.
Just so their corrupt business will suffer.
These memes are just giving them popularity.
Because for them, it’s:
“Doesn’t matter if it’s infamy.
Money is money.”
Damn. The original animation for "The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny" looks better than an NFT show, let alone and NFT image.
danganronpa better man
You know, it's funny how NFT bros can't see the Pyramid Scheme, when the creator of NFTs admits that it's just a Pyramid Scheme! This cartoon has as much love and care as the "Art" that makes up the NFTs.
Why do people call them NFT "bros"?
fuck them dudes, call them NFT scammers or something
@@somerandomguyontheinternett this is probably going to be on American greed (Do people still watch that show because i do)
@@somerandomguyontheinternett Because 100% of them are techbros or financebros. If you think there's a single woman involved with NFTs, feel free to go and present evidence. Because I've seen hundreds and every one has been a bro.
@@Demmrir NFTbros are the 100% male counterpart to the 100% female hunbots, it's like pokemon but scams.
@@somerandomguyontheinternett because calling them crypto bros, Moon bros, nft bros, etc gets them mad as hell just like calling MLM huns hunbots gets them mad.
Teen Titans Go: Why am I the most hated cartoon ever?!
The Red Ape Family: Hold my beer
at least ttg has effort put into it.
@@jacksonlaffoon4059 And you don’t have to pay millions to watch it
@@jacksonlaffoon4059 Damn, you know your cartoon sucks when it makes it look like TTG has effort into it
@@RealGreenQueen they’re spamming, just report them
@averagefemboyenjoyer Didn't ask kid
I feel like alongside NFTs just being a disgrace to artists who put their entire time into art for much much less, they also discourage any artists that think they might be successful as they see how some joke is able to make over a million and actual quality made animation doesn't make even half.
Half? Not even 1/100 of that
@ferret yeah... the blatant use of character generators and actual theft of art from small artists is fucking low.
@@ryuuthefrog3775 Not to mention Child groomers are using NFT's as a excuse to get near and exploit children.
Hello protogen
@@ryuuthefrog3775 Whats wrong with character generators? I'm an artist and I find them quite useful and use them to create new ideas for OCs
Red Ape Family reminds me of Miyamoto's quote: "What is rushed is forever bad but delayed it will become good."
The quote is actually “a rushed game is forever bad, but a delayed game is eventually good.”
@@MasterOfTwisted Yes, that is the exact wording. I was attempting to generalize it, although maybe I shouldn't have directly attributed it to Miyamoto.
@@efulmer8675 you can’t change the words in a quote.
This show made as much money as it would take to buy an actual NFT.
what the fuck are these replies
@@NegaTheImpmon9508 yeah I have no idea.
A right click?
@@BasileosHerodou what?
@averagefemboyenjoyer bot
Scams and money laundering. The only two reasons NFTs exist.
Don't forget polluting the Earth
@@williek08472 If you mean pollution by carbon dioxide, you need to go back and read some basic biology books.
@Rukoshii its a bot, just report it.
@@SvengelskaBlondie Do you realise the more CO2 you add the more heat earth retains from the sun throwing off earth natural climate and affecting the chaos system we call weather? You tried so hard to be IQ over 9000 and failed so hard
@JACKSEPTICEYE'S DAD DESERVED IT LMFAO lol I spotted a lost fatherless child.
As both an artist and an environmental scientist, this last year has been HELL for me. Godspeed to you for being able to ignore the NFT craze for so long (until this monstrosity).
I can't imagine how much NFTs must piss you off lmao
Dude you are an online artist, you have nothing to do with nft, you can’t provide the services this ppl need, you are a nobody (not meant to offend you) and they need a name to take the money load for shady businesses and money laundering, like with real art in real life, and you can’t clean money from shady businesses my friend, you are an artist but you can’t provide the service they need…
Wow, and I thought I had it rough
@@CastroxStrain “I’m not trying to offend you but your hobby is fucking stupid and you aren’t helping anybody”
Could you gift me with your Instagram or wherever you post your art?
Why tf did they have to make NFTs such damn eyesores. Idc if it's a scam or not, I just would never pay for something that looks so utterly unappealing.
yeah
NFTs are the new shady rich ppl's way of money laundering and no one can convince me otherwise
There's no convincing otherwise, it just is, and it is much easier than using fine art or wine for it
@averagefemboyenjoyer eh I'm just gonna report for spam. Also I'm hungry
@averagefemboyenjoyer I believe the same as you but why the fuck are you commenting this in comments that doesn't have anything to do with religion
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I was so confused by this cartoon. The "comedy" is... nonexistent. And not even from an "NFTs are stupid" angle, it's just... there are numerous beats in the show where I feel like I was supposed to laugh but there is literally no joke preceding it.
Just wait until these people find out about animation Cel collecting
You can actually physically own a piece of the actual Cowboy Bebop for only like 400$ which is a steal compared to how much people are asking for for NFTs
(Note if you want like a big shot of like Faye or Spike or Ein you’re going to be getting more into the 1000$ + range)
I'd much rather carry that weight.
Not only is that cheaper than an NFT it actually looks cool and is a piece of animation history
Did somebody said [BIG SHOT]?
I own some from my favorite old animes. They're hanging on my wall.
One of these days, I'm getting me a frame of the Fritz scene from Bakshi's "Wizards"
I was asked twice by two different people at two different times if I would ever consider making my art into NFTs. Back then, I wasn’t ’in the loop’ but I declined because what I did know was that selling them would mean someone else owned it and I didn’t like that. Now that I understand, I am *insulted* nearly a year later
I had a dream about this show last night. there were """""""""villains""""""""" called the right-clickers and they were a group of animals who "stole" nfts. but really, they weren't villians lol
I can already imagine a scene in some parody of this where those characters in this horrible style talk about those villains, and then there is cut to well drawn anthros in realistic style talking how insignificant the NFTs are, and how horrible they actually look.
"Isn't that right Mr. Fox?"
They are honorable people and I respect those villains. Sometimes the good guys are bad and the bad guys are good
Also the Empire did nothing wrong
@@therealspeedwagon1451 same for diavolo all he wanted was to be left in the anonymous
@@XD-sc4ix Kira wanted to live a quiet life
@@therealspeedwagon1451 and Pucci wanted everyone to be able to make their own fate or something can't remember
This show is the embodiment of money > everything else...
Also, we have gotten to the point where we are using non-tangible money to buy non-tangible objects... we are now in a videogame...
Man. The worst part is being a creator with a small budget and realize these entities are a hurdle to one's interests.
It’s honestly sad that the whole NFT thing came from Beeple, he made genuinely good art every day for an entire year, and now this is what came as a result of it
Sucks seeing respectable names either committing their own art or asking their fans to submit art for them to sell. IMO they're trashing their reputation by taking advantage of their fans like that, and are being dragged down by having their names attached to it plus how they went about it.
@@dakat5131 Artists are already losing respect when they lock most or their stuff behind a paywall when sooner or later someone will upload it somewhere else.
@@vagamer522 If you weren't already aware, people need in our economic system need this thing called "money" in order to "live". I believe that includes artists.
The same thing goes with Osamu Tezuka for some reason
@@vagamer522 You do realize artists need money to continue to make art? They can't just live on internet exposure and likes.
Honestly, I’d steal this NFT just to print it out and burn it on camera to smite these psychos.
An NFT cartoon? People will really waste their money on ANYTHING!
@@lollypop...0610 *S. T. O. P*
@@jacobmousetheendoinspector3819 its a bot
@JACKSEPTICEYE'S DAD DESERVED IT LMFAO
Haha I’m a emo 14yr old I’m so funny (not)
@averagefemboyenjoyer anyone with a Reddit pfp doesn’t get to have a opinion
unfortunately, if NFTs make no sense to you, that means you understand them perfectly
Underrated comment
I remember seeing people comment about how this is like the Simpsons. “It’s not popular now but it will be later”
The difference between this and the Simpsons is that the Simpsons was written by somebody that knows how to make good satire.
This was made by boring cryptobros that never shut up about how etherium is the future
fucking red apes have nothing on the fucking yellow simpsons…
Simpsons is 100000000000000000x better than this stupid nft cartoon lol
Watch and see the Simpsons satirize the Red Ape Family in a future episode.
@Ferny Panda Lisa: ~ visible contempt ~
The difference between this and the Simpsons is that the Simpsons had like, 10 or 12 good seasons behind it and debates about it going downhill are *because at one point, it was a great and influential show!*
This has nothing going for it except the hubris of man.
Back when NFT just meant "not for trade" in art communities
a lot of my artist friends on a pretty unpopular art site have had their art taken and sold as NFTs without their consent. it has been happening so much but since we're mostly minors we can't do shit about it. we just need to put watermarks on the art and hope nothing happens.
I don't know if this will help you all but since I've had my art resold as NFTs, I've started uploading my art as JPGs with deliberately lowered quality to help deter people from using them where they shouldn't. Can't say if its helped with theft for NFTs but I can say it'll hopefully help keep my art off of random tshirts.
Also as long as you can prove you uploaded your art before the NFT was posted: certain sites like OpenSea will remove the NFT if you contact them about it. I didn't have to provide my name or age, just proof that its mine and I don't want it there. Just be polite and to the point.
@@MomentaryUnicorn thanks, it's such a big problem now and i just hope people put an end to this somehow. it's annoying
God I'm so fucking sorry, dude. Imagine selling art stolen from actual children and teens. It's repulsive
@@XerxesTexasToast how can they even do that? They don't own the art in any way how can they sell ownership of something that's not theirs?
Like can I just screenshot an NFT image and sell it as my own NFT at that point?
@@WillofStone08 actually yes, you can. It's the block chain that's unique, the picture isn't required to be. There will just be two of the same images, but with two different block chains that supposedly give it it's "uniqueness"
Saberspark: "You can do anything you want with this plushie, you can punch it in the face, you can throw it over your shoulder, you can put it in a jar!"
Me: "Oh god he's truly gone insane"
He doesn't want to go back in the jar himself
for what has been happening recently it is understandable
"You can punch it-"
Me: FALCO PUNCH!!!
I love how they boast about it being "the first NFT cartoon" like it's something to be impressed by. First of all, there's no such thing as an "NFT cartoon" because by definition, an NFT isn't a tangible thing. It makes a reference to a work but it isn't the work and gives you no right and no property over the work. People who sell NFTs like to use terms like "NFT art", "NFT game" or "NFT cartoon" to trick people who don't know any better into thinking they're buying a work, but they aren't, and that goes to show that NFTs are undeniably a scam considering the people producing and selling them are actively lying about what they're selling. It cannot be stressed enough: NFTs. ARE. NOTHING.
Second, there's no technological process going into making an "NFT cartoon" because again, the cartoon _isn't_ an NFT. I repeat in case it's still not clear: the NFT is not the work and has no bearing on the work whatsoever. You can make NFTs of literally anything, because NFTs are nothing. You can just decide that something is an NFT of a work. Hell, you don't even need to _own_ the work to make an NFT of it, which is how countless artists are already being fucked. So it's literally just another cartoon, it's just that someone somewhere made an NFT that they decided authenticates it (but still doesn't make you own it).
NFTs are the very illustration of everything wrong with modern economics: people getting rich off other people's work while they themselves produce nothing; selling hot air that has no purpose other than being resold, and enthusiastically destroying the environment in doing so because who cares if you die as long as you get to have the richest corpse? Meanwhile, the people who made the work you're getting rich off of do not see a single cent of the profits.
You just explained capitalism in your final paragraph. This isn’t a modern economics thing, it’s been going on for centuries. Not the nft’s, the part about people making lots of money without doing any work and the people who actually did the work don’t get a single cent of it.
@@Vivian_228 What would you suggest as a solution capitalism's problems?
@@extreme250-i3q socialism
@@Vivian_228 lol
@@Vivian_228 of course someone with a Ussr pfp would say this. Do you actually know how communism/socialism works? Have you actually taken an economics class and actually understand how it works? Not trying to fight but I’m generally curious