The first fully-functional NFT musical album [Part 1 — Introduction]
A lime squeeze into Death Row Records [Dogg on it: Death Row Mixtape Vol. 1]
An introduction to [#DOGG #NFT Investment Strategy]
Written by [The Blue & Yellow Director]
Edited by [Jasper]
Life is Beautiful
“You do a murder, U get a murder nexT.”
Life is Beautiful by Warren G & Jane Hancock
Dogg on it: Death Row Mixtape Vol. 1
I’m excited to share my latest discovery with you all — Web3 is the largest studio or safe space in our history! Immediately after starting my journey as a digital nomad and social artist (Read I need a Safe Space — Self-Reflective Story), I made it my mission to create safe spaces around the globe. I picked digital arts as my main tool, along with my activism attitudes toward Gender-Based Abuse, Black Lives Matter, and other Marginalised Communities under any form of oppression.
Since studying the crypto ecosystem for the past six months, I’ve discovered two important patterns. First, Web3 is the largest creative space in our human mankind's existence. This means that we have more power than ever before to create positive in the world. This second point is important because it filters out many of the people who try to use Web3 as a quick way to make money. It’s not a place for fraudsters, day traders, or HODL extremists, especially the ones who make prejudicial judgments on new innovative ventures. It’s a space for people looking to create real change in the world. So if that’s your goal, Web3 is the right place for you!
It’s been a long time since Death Row Records was active in the music industry, but they’re back with a vengeance with their new album, Dogg on it: Death Row Mixtape Vol. 1. This album is unique because it’s the first of its kind- it’s an NFT musical album that comes with a unique twist! Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) are tokens that are not interchangeable and have specific characteristics that set them apart from other tokens. This makes them perfect for representing digital assets such as music albums. I was excited to hear this album, and I wasn’t disappointed! The beats are sick and Snoop Dogg still has that flow we all know and love.
As someone who grew up listening to Death Row Records, I was excited to see that they were making a comeback with their new album, Dogg on it: Death Row Mixtape Vol. 1. Plus, NFT in the music industry is something that I am also curious about. There are a lot of potential applications for it, and I think it could take off if done correctly. Plus, I found a utility that has a strong community behind it, with Snoop Dogg, Timbaland, and Bored Apes Yacht Club all being involved.
Here & Now [The Mixtape]
“He looks just like an #AmericanGangsta, and I am afraid to ask him if he would go out with me on a date.”
American Gangster — IZA LACH Prod. Dr. Bombay
Dogg on it: Death Row Mixtape Vol. 1
The new mixtape is definitely worth a listen if you’re into Death Row Records, Snoop Dogg, or just good music in general. The beats are fresh and the lyrics flow together well. Snoop Dogg’s verses are particularly impressive, and I think he really shows that he’s still got it. The mixtape is also significant because it’s the first of its kind- an NFT musical album. This could be a game-changer for the music industry, and I’m excited to see how it develops.
Writing about Lime Squeeze - October London ft. Snoop Dogg while listening to the song, was intense in an extremely pleasant and joyful experience. It gives you the same ecstatic feeling that comes with spiritual healing. That exquisite feeling I get when I execute my talents perfectly to glimpse into the Metaverse Future. Snoop Dogg and October London (my favourite new artist ever), managed to take me, with their song Lime Squeeze where I wanted to become. The lyrics, “metaphysical lime squeezers take you to the sandbox islands with zero negative feelings”. The flawless entry into a world of your own creation that materialised as planned.
The song’s message, in a nutshell, is what the entire metaverse & NFT ecosystem is attempting to communicate to the world. This time, we may genuinely create millions of new piles of the earth for everybody on the planet, and while doing so, we can transform people’s lives forever.
American Gangster — IZA LACH Prod. Dr. Bombay, is another song to look for, a story about the transformation of marginalised cultures. Although I wanted to write about Girls Love Snoop — by Jane Handcock and Prod. by Dr. Bombay song, it represents a major cornerstone for the upcoming strategy due to the song’s highest priority sit by mother and all women on all mixed realities. I decided to save that for the next part of our blog. I decided to highlight the cultural transformation that managed the multi-talented Iza Lach to achieve. We will all need to learn to transform, in order to get our well-deserved rights!
I always adopted an American/European culture when it comes to my lifestyle, fashion, attitudes, liberation, and mental models. I mean it is natural in terms of the oneness of our nature and our tendency to follow the zeitgeist of arts, technologies, and/or societies. Iza Lach is a Polish artist, rapper, and songwriter. She was born in Warsaw, Poland on November 21, 1988. Lach began her musical career in 2006 when she was featured on the Polish hip-hop album West Coast. She has collaborated with a number of Polish rappers and singers. Lach’s music is heavily influenced by American West Coast hip-hop. In an interview with Onet Muzyka, she stated: “I love West Coast rap. I grew up on Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, and Tupac. I think that the West Coast has the best rap music.”
Up until now, Death Row Records released (201) songs mixed into mysterious squeeze layers. The intersections that we managed to discover in our Strategy Wall include music rights’ co-ownership & monetisation, full songs, instruments, hook, acapella, legendary artists, new artists, signed artists, guest artists, avatars, open verses, and one of a kind songs. So make sure you get your hands on this musical art collection!
The Tomorrow is Now
“Respect my mind!”
Respect my Mind — Timbaland and Snoop Dogg
Dogg on it: Death Row Mixtape Vol. 1
I was completely alienated at the extreme end of pain from my persecuted narrative. I screamed for an intervention, but nobody listened. I wrote my own life-saving plan utilising artificial intelligent robots. That translated my artistic concepts that would heal my emotions. I published more than (44) artworks, Yet, I was trapped in isolation due to my obsessing commitment to the idea of digital arts and cultural transformations, and again nobody to assist such a talent of the butterfly! Or at least to support directly on the huge work needed for the transformational jump of digital arts!
Respect My Mind by Timbaland & Snoop Dogg provided me with a new perspective that completely changed how to see the world around me. It is a song about being misunderstood, about having people doubt your abilities, and not respecting what you are capable of. It is a song about loneliness and the search for understanding. The ultimate achievement of the hero within! Timbo! We did it!
Listening to Respect my Mind was the key to the new Dogg on it: Death Row Mixtape’s puzzle. I discovered that Timbaland just started a new venture, BeatClub, a worldwide online marketplace for beat selling. It’s a digital platform for artists to engage with other musicians, producers, songwriters, music publishers, and record labels. This made me increase my investment and start a personal R&D project up to writing this introduction for the upcoming #DOGG #NFT #HODL #Strategy.
My initial actions will be to list my top holdings, Doggy’s Theme (Open-verse) — (Snoop Dogg) Prod. by Dr. Bombay, Respect My Mind — Timbaland and Snoop Dogg, as well as Girls Love Snoop — Jane Handcock and Dr. Bombay, at [ETH 1000], [ETH 500], and [ETH 250] respectively. I’ve also started working on submitting my newly acquired musical assets to my company’s (THIS Design Thinking OÜ) financial statements. These songs will serve as the foundation for our cultural transformation services in the future.
I love what Timbaland is doing since it allows individuals who are passionate about music to have a place to sell their beats and interact with other like-minded people. I also think that this will help the NFT market develop by providing another application for NFTs.
In the end, I’d like to THANK ME for my unwavering faith in my capacity to break through many boundaries while preserving the NFT ecosystem during a difficult time when dealing with mental health and addiction issues. For the previous (nearly) year, I’ve been developing digital arts and cultural change models that would take the place of current toxic ones (Check DACT Research Wall-0). I believe the Dogg On It Mixtape is a watershed moment that will aid in the rehabilitation of existing outdated business models and strategies.
Thank you, Snoop Dogg and Timbaland, for igniting this craze among NFT creators and artists. You have aided me and I am sure many others in so many ways that we can’t even fathom. Thank you for your unwavering support and affection.
Snoop Dogg! #DoggFaher I am proud of you in millions of ways! I’m inspired and overjoyed with your innovative digital diversification strategy! You’ve sent the original music with us all around the universe on a mission to create new things — much love & respect to you!
We won all as a team! The people and the community. If I won, we all win. Shout out to the Bored Apes Yacht Club (BAYC), I was introduced to you guys through the voice of Champ Medici after I purchased My Ape — Champ Medici, October London, We$, Spottie WiFi. You guys are hilarious, creative, and intelligent. You know how to have fun and you also know when to be serious. You are the type of personas that I want to surround myself with. Keep doing what you’re doing and I’ll continue to support you.
“His rap talks about birds never touched one!
Spend some money on guns never bust one!”
Special shout out to DJ Green Lantern for retweeting my tweet, and for the most real beat on the album with the most real rapper alive. When I looked at the name while listening to the track, I was like -daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn! (I just added the previous damn to my dictionary btw!). Crack on Death Row — DJ Green Lantern X OT The Real has been an important intersection of my listening experience. It constructed an invisible layer that will strengthen any diversified holding strategy that I can adopt.
Shout out to Torin Ashtun for retweeting and replying to my tweet about her artwork that was featured on the mixtape. I acquired her artwork from the mixtape, which I got as a part of World — HeyDeon (Prod. Jay James) NFT.
Finally (I know that I talk a lot! all the time!), I would like to send you all an unconditional love letter for your support of this project. By holding these NFTs, you have become the seed for a new music community that will carry one of the most impactful tools in our contemporary times. Music has always been the main cultural jam that would ignite the freedom fight among the marginalised ones. This is because music is a unique form of expression that allows us to connect with each other on a deeper level, regardless of our differences.
We are all unique in our experiences, but we have both the yin and yang within us there, here & now. And by coming together, we can create something truly magical. All we need to do is take a leap of faith, produce that OG music, and shine all over the metaverse. I believe in you all, and I cannot wait to see what the future holds for this community! Let us connect and collaborate! DM Me!
Thank you everyone for reading! I hope you enjoyed this post. If you did, please share it with your friends and family. Also, if you have any questions or comments, please feel free to leave them below. I would love to hear from you!
Until next time, take care! :)
