Dick Doyle
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36 appearances
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first heard Jul 2024
last heard Jul 2024
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You still need Netflix to agree to make your $250 million show before you can rip off the general public on the NFTs of your show. Like, like I know that you think you like cracked the case here, but like you're still complete. They're like, it's all like the old ways dead. Media is dead. Like we're reinventing everything.
All we need is Disney to give us $250 million and the right to sell off the characters individually without Disney owning any of them. And so, yeah, there's a lot of that.
Yes, I did.
No, but I've seen it, so I don't care.
It's really not an important detail, PJ.
And I remember feeling like it looked a little bit icky. And a lot of people have written about the common factor between all the people who went public with their NFTs. And there's a lot of writing on that. I'm not going to comment on it.
I don't believe... that they viewed it as any different than other endorsement opportunities, like endorsing a clothing line or endorsing like they, I think they really did like these people get paid to endorse things.
And that is their, that's their job.
And this was at least different and cool. They're not endorsing baby food. It's something that's different and interesting. And maybe it is a new type of art. It isn't, by the way. But maybe it is this new type of art that is... At a certain point, you're having a conversation about Late-stage capitalism, is it fair for unbelievably rich people to get stuff for free and should they feel guilty?
I don't want to take part in that conversation at all because I don't. Paris Hilton has all sorts of benefits to her life that you and I don't have. This is actually probably the least of it, to be totally honest.
That based on my interactions, I don't know. I don't know the man at all, but I will say that he seems to really have believed that he's got this really cool animation company where they can just fire off. And I mean, they, you know, stupid buddies, they did robot chicken. But why did you see the trailer for his show? No, no, I, there's not. No, no. Is it good? Do I have to watch that now?
You know what? I actually think it's kind of cool.
I'm not talking about the quality of the art. They probably shot this for nothing, but the notion of how to integrate an NFT into a piece of art, which is something that I always thought was just essentially a grift. This is an effort to do that. They literally shot it like It's Always Sunny, but they added NFTs superimposed onto actual characters and put them in the show.
At least they're actually putting NFTs in art and not just selling me a $500,000 frame of a Quentin Tarantino movie. Like he's trying, you don't hate it. No, no, it does not. He's just trying to think of a cool way to incorporate his board ape into a piece of art. It didn't bother me. It really didn't. I don't know that.
I mean, I'm not going to watch stranger things first before I watched that, but like, I don't, that didn't strike me as cynical at all.
Again, now I can sleep at night. I was worried about climate change, but now this solves everything.
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