Kanye West Is Not Interested In Creating Nfts

Kanye West has announced he won‘t be joining the NFT fury.  Kanye West billionaire has made it clear he is not interested in producing a token (NFT) he doesn‘t want. On Monday, January 31, Ye took to Instagram to share his feelings of digital craziness.

“DON‘T ASK ME TO DO NFT‘S FINNA CO-SIGNATURE,” he wrote. “I‘M NOT IN THAT WAVE YET, I‘M MAKING MUSIC AND PRODUCTS IN THE REAL WORLD. ”

Kanye West Focus

He also wrote a handwritten note explaining his decision.
“My focus is on building real products, real clothes, rap shelters in the real world,” he said. “Don‘t ask me to do an NFT. ”

However, he did not argue that it would not be completely in the future “Ask later“, he concluded his note. Many of his peers, including Eminem, who paid about $462,000 for the NFT to draw a monkey that resembled the rapper himself, joined the NFT craze. Justin Bieber left $1. 29 million on the Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT.

He‘s got plans

Donda 2, executive produced by Future, recently announced that it was giving up its phone until February 22nd.

“I don‘t have a phone until 2:22. 22,” he said. “My focus is on taking my kids to school and finishing the album. ”

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In an interview with Rolling Stone, DONDA 2 collaborator Digital Nas opened up about the creative process of making a sequel to last year’s DONDA.

These are the directives for the album: ‘If it cannot be played at a funeral, childbirth, graduation, a wedding, it will not be on our record,’” said Nas. “We learned a lot from DONDA 1. We learned what hit. We learned what was sticking. So we took from there. It has to be able to be played at four major moments in people’s lives.”

DONDA 2 Is Coming Soon

Kanye West wants DONDA 2 to be the music of his life. In an interview with Rolling Stone, rapper-producer Digital Nas explained that Kanye has very specific instructions when it comes to his sequel. Nas, who produced “Junya” and “Remote Control” at DONDA, said, “The directives of the album are as follows;
‘If it can‘t be played at a funeral, at birth, at graduation, at a wedding, it won‘t be on our record. ‘ “We learned a lot from DONDA 1. We know what hit him. We know what‘s sticking. So we went from there. It should be played at four important moments in people‘s lives. It‘s crazy, isn‘t it?”

Nas is particularly excited about a track he recorded with future, the album‘s executive producer. “It‘s extraordinary,” he shared.

According to Nas, Ye collaborates with some producers working at Yeezus in 2013, as well as producers from the original DONDA. He also went into the studio with Travis Scott. “[He] pulled over and played rhythm for Ye,” Nas said. Digital Nas is also working on its own album DN3 on February 4. However, he admitted he struggled to hold on to the rhythms. If Ye likes a piece, he wants it for DONDA 2.

 

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