He was a dumbass that fell for a phishing scam and got the NFT stolen from his wallet. This probably wouldn't have actually caused any problem with making the show legally, because owning a token on the blockchain doesn't actually give you sole copyright ownership of whatever image some host site says is associated with that token and this shit is all unregulated anyway.
Presumably the bigger problem was no one wanted to fund/broadcast/stream/watch the proposed show. The premise was what, chronically-depressed 30-somethings bar-hopping and smoking weed on rooftops but half of them are ugly randomly-generated cartoons?
It may also have been pointless of he no longer had the ape. Imagine if we lived in the dystopian reality where the show came out, it was a success, and multiple slurp juices cpuld still be used on a single ape to make three new ones: Seth's ape would be more valuable* as an actual digital actor/character** in a real production*** instead of just a piece of artwork****. Thankfully, we live in the just kind of shitty dystopia and all his apes gone.
It's amazing how many web 3.0 shills don't understand the general rules of copyright or what they're actually buying. Like that crypto group that bought a Dune artbook and thought that gave them the right to start making Dune cartoons and video games and shit.
He was a dumbass that fell for a phishing scam and got the NFT stolen from his wallet. This probably wouldn't have actually caused any problem with making the show legally, because owning a token on the blockchain doesn't actually give you sole copyright ownership of whatever image some host site says is associated with that token and this shit is all unregulated anyway.
Presumably the bigger problem was no one wanted to fund/broadcast/stream/watch the proposed show. The premise was what, chronically-depressed 30-somethings bar-hopping and smoking weed on rooftops but half of them are ugly randomly-generated cartoons?
What? How the fuck does that even work? Why would he even propose a project he didn't have secured?
he was probably banking on the success of robot chicken to get it in the door but sony probably nope'd at the copyright issues.
iirc bored ape was one of the few NFTs where you actually got to keep the legal rights to the ape that you bought, but like
He got it back for thousands of dollars but nothing came of that pilot. Probably got laughed at so much he gave up.
said so many people laughed at it, including other NFT people and even his own writers on robot chicken, that he cancelled it.
I thibk this situation was so embarassing it ended up getting robot chicken cancelled too
Surprised Seth never tried to really bank off RC. It's probably gonna be his lasting legacy besides being Chris. Think he would have tried to push things like figures/plushies o games with the OC characters.
>Like that crypto group that bought a Dune artbook and thought that gave them the right to start making Dune cartoons and video games and shit.
What in the fuck? You're joking right? Nobody can possible be that fucking stupid.
It was way more hillarious than that: in 2022 a group of cryptobros that were THAT fucking stupid tweeted about how they bought Jodorowsky’s Dune art book for 3millions and wanted to make it a NFT, burn the book and then make a series out of it... without realizing that they didn't get the licenses to produce shit, they just bought a very expensive book.
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Anonymous
They didn't even think that warner bros would crush them like insects? They would have NEVER out lawyered hollywood
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Anonymous
That's the bizarre part, they didn't think about that at all. In their fart-bubble minds having the book was the same as having the rights (imagine buying a Batman comic and thinking you get to make a movie because of that).
Cryptobros seem to be quite illiterate when it comes to understand how copyrights work.
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Anonymous
A lot of people are really dumb about what they think litigation can do for them. Most just aren't also smart enough to scam other gullible idiots into giving them money to enable it first.
It's amazing how many web 3.0 shills don't understand the general rules of copyright or what they're actually buying. Like that crypto group that bought a Dune artbook and thought that gave them the right to start making Dune cartoons and video games and shit.
What do you mean? People buy and sell copyrights to IP all the time, so why wouldn’t it be able to work the same way with NFTs? It’s just a token that represent something, and that something can be legal ownership of an asset. The only thing that would have to change is the government not being stuck in the 19th century when it comes to this sort of thing.
>The only thing that would have to change is the government not being stuck in the 19th century when it comes to this sort of thing.
Isn't the whole point of web 3.0 beign decentralized thus not having government's regulation at all, why would it have to be blame for?
Copyright only means anything because the government enforces it, which they have a system for doing called copyrighting. Just copyright your NFT, why create a separate system
The whole point of a decentralized blockchain is to replace these old outdated centralized systems with something more efficient. For instance, when I bought a house last year, the county fucked up the deed records and sent me two tax bills, one from somebody else’s house. I had to go down and get them to fix it because the whole system is still based on lazy overpaid retards working for the government entering data manually. Imagine if all these systems in the world were replaced by a trustless system that costs nothing to maintain and requires no people to employ. Every real asset can be represented by a token and you could buy and sell anything with the click of a button without any lawyers, government employees, and all kinds of other retards trying to insert themselves in the middle and make money off of it. But it will probably never happen because society needs a place for these useless retards to be employed and decentralization gets rid of all of that waste.
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Anonymous
>Imagine if all these systems in the world were replaced by a trustless system that costs nothing to maintain and requires no people to employ. Every real asset can be represented by a token and you could buy and sell anything with the click of a button without any lawyers, government employees, and all kinds of other retards trying to insert themselves in the middle and make money off of it.
The problem is that this is not actually what NFTs currently are, and more importantly this is not what the people managing NFTs WANT them to be. They don't actually want this good faith capitalist dream, they want gullible idiots who don't understand what words mean or that lies are a thing to give them money for an unfunny monkey anyone can screenshot.
For fuck's sake, Bioshock of all things explained ages ago why anyone smart enough to rise to the top of a regulation-free economy has no incentive to play fair with it.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
You’re ridiculous
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>Lets get rid of all those pesky goverment regulations and make buying a house as easy as pie! Nothing bad will come out of this!
There's a few easy ways to get into a wallet with crypto and nfts. Himself or whoever had it didn't place it into a secure device then they clicked a bad link or even a phishing nft sent to their wallet if they click on it can steal whatever you got. "Web3.0" is the future are for gays.
Even without the NFT trash, it was going to be the most vapid pseudo-deep garbage imaginable. I want people to actually imagine this as a show trying to make poignant jokes about the various people that visit the bar and the interactions between the staff.
What if instead we had an overly simplistic non pretentious NFT show?
With an Isekai comic book to boot? which looks like anime, but isn't, thus we can piss off the /toon/ mods & janitors.
https://www.voyce.me/series/aavegotchi-margins-blade
>What if instead we had an overly simplistic non pretentious NFT show?
That's literally completely impossible because once someone gets into NFT's or Crypto, that's literally all they talk bout from then forward (or at least until they loose all their money, but even then)
Im kinda obsessed with this story. Seth sounds like a concerned parent trying to save his child >named the nft, when he got it back he said "fred is now home" or some shit
I geunienlly want to make a movie based off this, where seth has a fight with his nft son, son tries to run away but chickens out only to be kidnaped. Seth relizes that he dosent care about the money and gets his son back with some hacky message about family over money it ends with a short inforgraphic showing how much money was laundered, how much lesser income people lost and the top made
yeah the only way to make a good movie out of those monkeys is making one showing the absolute shitshow that most people knew it would turn out to be and those tone-deaf individuals who fell for it anyways.
Im sad NFT's are basically dead
Future generations won't know what the fuck they are and they're so fun to make fun of
The "art" of cryptoland and seth greens show will mean nothing to them
>Im sad NFT's are basically dead
They never lived in the first place. Everybody except cryptobros - who, like you, are some of the dumbest motherfuckers on the planet - instantly recognized they were a scam.
>cryptobros
NFTs become popular due to celebrities promoting them, not bitcoiners.
https://nftnewspro.com/snoop-dogg-plans-to-open-bored-ape-nft-restaurant/
Celebrities promoted NFTs, that does not mean they became popular. Anyone with enough drive to look into what they were realized they weren't for them when they saw the price tag of something that was being presented as frivolous and cute by these celebrities. Only people who wanted to use it to make money off of other people cared to stick around.
Pretty much. Even e-celebs are experiencing a bizarre form of accelerationism where we're going from people like pewdiepie and asmongold that actually have to build up their viewership around a nominally human personality to vtubershit, random idiots like the Gang Gang woman who will probably disappear as quickly as they appeared and the youtubers that go down the other extreme of doing extremely in-depth documentaries on random bullshit.
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Anonymous
Celebs have a lot more than just their status, reputation and connections really count. Ecelebs are wild and unchecked, they got no one to protect them if they get outed for being a groomer
Wasn't the bored ape show going to be about literally fishing through a sewer for a magic macguffin claimed to be capable of basically granting a wish? That...that seems a bit on the nose for a series BASED ON NFTs.
I actually have to commend the audacity of the metaphor they're using, it's like a cheesy Batman villain leaving behind a calling card that includes hints about how to defuse the bomb he planted in Gotham and where to find his secret lair.
The only bored ape project I'm aware of that came to fruition had them going into space and finding the rarest odject in the future-universe, a bored ape NFT
i have to see any attempts they did, please don't tell me this is lost in the 'net now
Uh-oh. I can't find the trailer again. It might not have been a cartoon, it was some sort of push with that as it's premise. I swear I did see it on youtube ages ago. But yeah. It might have been lost to the net because the metaphor was too on-point.
It was never gonna happen. No one wanted that shit
>t. boredless bums
he was probably banking on the success of robot chicken to get it in the door but sony probably nope'd at the copyright issues.
Ah Seth Green…WHAT A TWIT
He lost the rights to it because someone else bought it in the block chain lmao
iirc he went online begging whoever bought it that he will buy it back from them otherwise he cannot continue production of his shit
He got it back for thousands of dollars but nothing came of that pilot. Probably got laughed at so much he gave up.
What? How the fuck does that even work? Why would he even propose a project he didn't have secured?
Because he's Seth Green
If this is the same story I remember his nft got stolen and resold
He was a dumbass that fell for a phishing scam and got the NFT stolen from his wallet. This probably wouldn't have actually caused any problem with making the show legally, because owning a token on the blockchain doesn't actually give you sole copyright ownership of whatever image some host site says is associated with that token and this shit is all unregulated anyway.
Presumably the bigger problem was no one wanted to fund/broadcast/stream/watch the proposed show. The premise was what, chronically-depressed 30-somethings bar-hopping and smoking weed on rooftops but half of them are ugly randomly-generated cartoons?
It may also have been pointless of he no longer had the ape. Imagine if we lived in the dystopian reality where the show came out, it was a success, and multiple slurp juices cpuld still be used on a single ape to make three new ones: Seth's ape would be more valuable* as an actual digital actor/character** in a real production*** instead of just a piece of artwork****. Thankfully, we live in the just kind of shitty dystopia and all his apes gone.
It's amazing how many web 3.0 shills don't understand the general rules of copyright or what they're actually buying. Like that crypto group that bought a Dune artbook and thought that gave them the right to start making Dune cartoons and video games and shit.
iirc bored ape was one of the few NFTs where you actually got to keep the legal rights to the ape that you bought, but like
said so many people laughed at it, including other NFT people and even his own writers on robot chicken, that he cancelled it.
I thibk this situation was so embarassing it ended up getting robot chicken cancelled too
Surprised Seth never tried to really bank off RC. It's probably gonna be his lasting legacy besides being Chris. Think he would have tried to push things like figures/plushies o games with the OC characters.
>Like that crypto group that bought a Dune artbook and thought that gave them the right to start making Dune cartoons and video games and shit.
What in the fuck? You're joking right? Nobody can possible be that fucking stupid.
It was way more hillarious than that: in 2022 a group of cryptobros that were THAT fucking stupid tweeted about how they bought Jodorowsky’s Dune art book for 3millions and wanted to make it a NFT, burn the book and then make a series out of it... without realizing that they didn't get the licenses to produce shit, they just bought a very expensive book.
They didn't even think that warner bros would crush them like insects? They would have NEVER out lawyered hollywood
That's the bizarre part, they didn't think about that at all. In their fart-bubble minds having the book was the same as having the rights (imagine buying a Batman comic and thinking you get to make a movie because of that).
Cryptobros seem to be quite illiterate when it comes to understand how copyrights work.
A lot of people are really dumb about what they think litigation can do for them. Most just aren't also smart enough to scam other gullible idiots into giving them money to enable it first.
What do you mean? People buy and sell copyrights to IP all the time, so why wouldn’t it be able to work the same way with NFTs? It’s just a token that represent something, and that something can be legal ownership of an asset. The only thing that would have to change is the government not being stuck in the 19th century when it comes to this sort of thing.
>The only thing that would have to change is the government not being stuck in the 19th century when it comes to this sort of thing.
Isn't the whole point of web 3.0 beign decentralized thus not having government's regulation at all, why would it have to be blame for?
Copyright only means anything because the government enforces it, which they have a system for doing called copyrighting. Just copyright your NFT, why create a separate system
The whole point of a decentralized blockchain is to replace these old outdated centralized systems with something more efficient. For instance, when I bought a house last year, the county fucked up the deed records and sent me two tax bills, one from somebody else’s house. I had to go down and get them to fix it because the whole system is still based on lazy overpaid retards working for the government entering data manually. Imagine if all these systems in the world were replaced by a trustless system that costs nothing to maintain and requires no people to employ. Every real asset can be represented by a token and you could buy and sell anything with the click of a button without any lawyers, government employees, and all kinds of other retards trying to insert themselves in the middle and make money off of it. But it will probably never happen because society needs a place for these useless retards to be employed and decentralization gets rid of all of that waste.
>Imagine if all these systems in the world were replaced by a trustless system that costs nothing to maintain and requires no people to employ. Every real asset can be represented by a token and you could buy and sell anything with the click of a button without any lawyers, government employees, and all kinds of other retards trying to insert themselves in the middle and make money off of it.
The problem is that this is not actually what NFTs currently are, and more importantly this is not what the people managing NFTs WANT them to be. They don't actually want this good faith capitalist dream, they want gullible idiots who don't understand what words mean or that lies are a thing to give them money for an unfunny monkey anyone can screenshot.
For fuck's sake, Bioshock of all things explained ages ago why anyone smart enough to rise to the top of a regulation-free economy has no incentive to play fair with it.
You’re ridiculous
>Lets get rid of all those pesky goverment regulations and make buying a house as easy as pie! Nothing bad will come out of this!
There's a few easy ways to get into a wallet with crypto and nfts. Himself or whoever had it didn't place it into a secure device then they clicked a bad link or even a phishing nft sent to their wallet if they click on it can steal whatever you got. "Web3.0" is the future are for gays.
The story us that it was stolen, but everyone knows that's just a publicity stunt.
He got bored of it.
Why did he buy a dead crying monkey?
the trailer was one of the worst things i've seen in a while so hopefully all copies of the show were deleted.
So the show is dead?
Even without the NFT trash, it was going to be the most vapid pseudo-deep garbage imaginable. I want people to actually imagine this as a show trying to make poignant jokes about the various people that visit the bar and the interactions between the staff.
do city dwellers really
The kickstarter music is the cherry on top
What if instead we had an overly simplistic non pretentious NFT show?
With an Isekai comic book to boot? which looks like anime, but isn't, thus we can piss off the /toon/ mods & janitors.
https://www.voyce.me/series/aavegotchi-margins-blade
>What if instead we had an overly simplistic non pretentious NFT show?
That's literally completely impossible because once someone gets into NFT's or Crypto, that's literally all they talk bout from then forward (or at least until they loose all their money, but even then)
Went up in smoke
But you know he doesn't really need it all those small paychecks must add up
The apes escaped
That NFT show on Youtube already beat him to the punch.
Nothing.
Im kinda obsessed with this story. Seth sounds like a concerned parent trying to save his child
>named the nft, when he got it back he said "fred is now home" or some shit
I geunienlly want to make a movie based off this, where seth has a fight with his nft son, son tries to run away but chickens out only to be kidnaped. Seth relizes that he dosent care about the money and gets his son back with some hacky message about family over money
it ends with a short inforgraphic showing how much money was laundered, how much lesser income people lost and the top made
yeah the only way to make a good movie out of those monkeys is making one showing the absolute shitshow that most people knew it would turn out to be and those tone-deaf individuals who fell for it anyways.
Im sad NFT's are basically dead
Future generations won't know what the fuck they are and they're so fun to make fun of
The "art" of cryptoland and seth greens show will mean nothing to them
>Im sad NFT's are basically dead
They never lived in the first place. Everybody except cryptobros - who, like you, are some of the dumbest motherfuckers on the planet - instantly recognized they were a scam.
>cryptobros
NFTs become popular due to celebrities promoting them, not bitcoiners.
https://nftnewspro.com/snoop-dogg-plans-to-open-bored-ape-nft-restaurant/
My dude, celebrities themselves are falling out of fashion.
Celebrities promoted NFTs, that does not mean they became popular. Anyone with enough drive to look into what they were realized they weren't for them when they saw the price tag of something that was being presented as frivolous and cute by these celebrities. Only people who wanted to use it to make money off of other people cared to stick around.
Like I said, celebs themselves are slowly but steadily falling out of fashion.
being replaced by what? ecelebs?
Pretty much. Even e-celebs are experiencing a bizarre form of accelerationism where we're going from people like pewdiepie and asmongold that actually have to build up their viewership around a nominally human personality to vtubershit, random idiots like the Gang Gang woman who will probably disappear as quickly as they appeared and the youtubers that go down the other extreme of doing extremely in-depth documentaries on random bullshit.
Celebs have a lot more than just their status, reputation and connections really count. Ecelebs are wild and unchecked, they got no one to protect them if they get outed for being a groomer
Then why bring them up
You gotta read past the first sentance man
what was it called again?
Wasn't the bored ape show going to be about literally fishing through a sewer for a magic macguffin claimed to be capable of basically granting a wish? That...that seems a bit on the nose for a series BASED ON NFTs.
I actually have to commend the audacity of the metaphor they're using, it's like a cheesy Batman villain leaving behind a calling card that includes hints about how to defuse the bomb he planted in Gotham and where to find his secret lair.
The only bored ape project I'm aware of that came to fruition had them going into space and finding the rarest odject in the future-universe, a bored ape NFT
i have to see any attempts they did, please don't tell me this is lost in the 'net now
Uh-oh. I can't find the trailer again. It might not have been a cartoon, it was some sort of push with that as it's premise. I swear I did see it on youtube ages ago. But yeah. It might have been lost to the net because the metaphor was too on-point.
I saw Bored Ape toys at Target. They are still pushing this shit.
I've seen Bored Ape shirts at Wal-Mart and "Mall kiosk that sells Cartoons Smoking Weed and being Gangsta shirts".
baste
you have to be a brain dead zoomie with no concept of the value of money to think anyone wanted that ugly thing to star in a cartoon
braindead Gen X trustfund kiddie*
What happened to my apes, Odo?