I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what we are sacrificing for the ease of work with AI and algorithms. I see it daily. People trading what makes them human (creating, thinking, discovering)  for speed and algorithmic convenience. That comes with a cost.

What We’re Losing

Creativity and Ownership

A study published in The Journal of Creative Behavior found that people feel less creative when using AI tools, even when the output looks objectively “better.” Why? Because the process gets stripped away. The sense of ownership fades. We eliminate our soul from the process. (PsyPost)

The work is technically yours but you didn’t make it. You prompted it. That’s just not the same.

Income and Risk in Creative Fields

The music and audiovisual sectors are projected to lose 24 percent and 21 percent of creator revenues by 2028 due to generative AI substitution. That’s billions disappearing from the hands of real people. (CISAC Report)

This isn’t hypothetical anymore. It’s already happening.

Critical Thinking Erosion

A study from MIT Media Lab revealed that people using ChatGPT for essay tasks experienced lower neural engagement, weaker memory, and less originality than those who wrote independently. (TIME)

It’s not just a shortcut. It’s a slow decay.

Even Search is Eroding Our Thinking

New research out of the University of Cologne shows that people relying on AI-generated search answers are significantly more likely to accept those answers without question, even when they’re false. That’s not augmentation. That’s surrender. (Nature Human Behaviour, 2024)

We are slowly losing our grip on our internal filter.

The Algorithm Is Shaping Your Reality

Algorithms are designed to keep you engaged. Not informed. Not inspired. Just locked into the doom scroll.

They prioritize what’s proven to keep people scrolling. That means more outrage. More dopamine. More rapid ups and downs and blasts of emotion that keep you hooked. 

We’re not seeing stories because they’re important. We’re seeing them because they generate clicks for a big tech monster corp.

As Prince once said:

“The internet's like a black hole. It uses us, we don't use it.”

And he said that twenty years ago.

Now that black hole is personalized. Optimized. And feeding off our attention at scale.

Are We Creating for Humans or for AI?

This is the next trap.

As AI becomes the discovery layer for everything (music, blogs, books, videos) creators will feel forced to optimize for what AI recommends.

That means more SEO. More keyword matching. More predictability. Less personality.

The result? We end up creating content that’s not meant to connect with real people. It’s just designed to pass through another machine’s filter.

That’s the separation. The quiet divide. When people stop talking to each other and start chatting it up with robots in hopes the robots will deliver them to someone else.

It’s a soul-level loss.

How Founders and Creators Can Stay Human Without Rejecting AI

Here’s what I’m doing. You don’t have to adopt all of it, but pick something. Try it. Hold the line where it matters.

Create First. Polish Later

Write, sketch, or speak before the machine gets involved. Let your raw voice come through. Use AI only to refine, not to originate.

Define Your Soul Rules

Know your non-negotiables. For me, it’s voice. It’s values. It’s the philosophical questions. I won’t hand those off.

What’s your red line?

Break the Algorithm Frame

Read things that piss you off. Watch films no one recommends to you. Talk to people who don’t think like you.

And now and then, make something that no one will ever see. Just for you. Just for the love of the process.

Balance Speed with Depth

AI is fast. But not everything should be.

Give time to emotions. Let nuance unfold. Let big ideas breathe. Not everything needs to be a sprint.

Guardrails and Reflection Points

Ask yourself weekly: Did I feel like a human this week, or a content machine?

Ask yourself monthly: Which tools do I still believe in? Which ones am I using just to keep up?

Why I’m Writing This. Yes, It’s Personal.

Because I’ve felt it. The ghost in the shell. The creeping doubt after using AI too much in a week.

I ask: Is this still me? Or is this just what performs?

The more we rely on tools, the easier it is to lose our taste, our voice, our weirdness. That’s what I’m afraid of losing. We must remain weird, cringe, different, off. 

If founders and storytellers give up our weirdness, if we all become output machines, what are we even building?

Final Thought: Use AI. But Don’t Let It Use You.

AI is a tool. Maybe the most powerful we’ll ever hold.

But the real test isn’t how many tools you use. It’s whether they serve your purpose, or whether you’ve lost your purpose in the process.

Don’t outsource your soul.

Don’t outsource your curiosity.

Don’t outsource your humanity.

We can make beautiful things with tech. But only if we remember why we’re making them in the first place.

Let’s keep creating with conviction. Thinking for ourselves. And standing up for what feels real, not what’s optimized.

CEOs in suits. Nameplates on the table. No one knows who they are, and no one really cares.

Fast forward to the recent infamous White House tech CEO dinner… Gates. Zuck. Trump. Altman. Cook.

It looks more like a meme format than a government meeting. But make no mistake, that photo is a cultural artifact.

It marks the shift. From corporate execs hiding behind logos, to founders becoming media channels, public figures, and lightning rods of culture.

Love Them or Hate Them — You Know Them

Let’s be real.

You might think Elon is unhinged.
You might believe Zuckerberg is destroying the internet.
You might disagree with every word Trump ever says.

But guess what?

You still know their stories.
You know their origin myths.
You’ve seen their tweets, their chaos, their ideas shaping your newsfeed.

That’s the point.

In 2025, being anonymous is more dangerous than being divisive.

Founders are building more than companies. They’re building narratives, and those narratives shape the future.

This Is the New Playbook

Here’s what’s changed:

🧠 The most valuable commodity isn’t capital. It’s attention.
💬 The most powerful distribution isn’t ads. It’s belief.
📹 The most trusted voice isn’t corporate. It’s personal.

When you build a founder-led brand, you’re not just building influence.

You’re shaping markets, raising capital, attracting top talent, and creating defensibility in a world of clones.

And the data backs it:

• 82% of consumers trust a founder’s voice over a brand (Edelman).

• VCs are 3x more likely to invest in a founder with a public presence (First Round Capital).

• Companies with active founder brands outperform competitors by 30%+ in sales & brand recall (LinkedIn B2B Report, 2024).

Why the White House Photo Is a Warning (Not a Flex)

That dinner photo doesn’t just show who’s powerful. It shows how power is shifting.

15 years ago, you could run a billion-dollar company and no one knew your name. Today, if people don’t know your story, you don’t matter.

We live in an age of algorithmic relevance and your story is the only thing that cuts through.

What This Means for Founders

If you're building quietly, hoping your product will speak for itself, you're playing an outdated game.

The new playbook looks like this:

• You show your process, your pain, your conviction.

• You turn your ideas into media.

• You stop hiding and start narrating.

Your brand isn't just your logo. It’s your face, your voice, and your belief system.

The best founders today are storytellers and symbols.

Tellr CASE STUDY: From Unknown to In-Demand

Who:
Medtech founder with 25 years of expertise. Practically invisible online.

The Problem:
No content. No audience. No inbound. Despite groundbreaking work in health & wellness, few people know his name

What We Did:

• Built a simple storytelling strategy

• Shared founder insights, backstory, and breakthroughs

• Posted consistently on LinkedIn

• Engaged with the right targeted accounts

• Optimized based on performance

The Results (in less than 6 weeks):
✔ 2 → 30–50 likes per post
✔ 5–10 real comments per post
✔ Weekly inbound from VCs & potential partners
✔ Closed new biz from a single story post

Why It Matters:
People don’t just buy the product.
They buy the person behind it.

Final Thought:

You Don’t Have to Be Elon but You Can’t Be Silent

You don’t need to be loud. Or polarizing. But if you don’t have a voice in the story, you’re just another brand fighting for scraps.

Attention is leverage. And founders who build with narrative are the ones with a seat at the next White House table.

Want to Build a Founder-Led Brand That Matters?

DM or Email me for frameworks, case studies, and systems to grow your influence without losing your soul. andrew@tellrlabs.io

I have to keep it honest, these last few weeks have completely burned me out.

It can be exhausting as a founder (also incredibly energizing), but my latest burnout phase hasn’t come from the long hours or the juggling of tasks. It’s coming from the pace of AI.

Every day there’s a new tool, a new update, another stack to learn. New LLMs, visual tools, voice agents, and new MCP releases. Claude 3.7 flew into orbit like it’s nothing. I mean shit,  there are 2,000+ generative AI tools out there already, and that number only grows (ArtSmart).

Staying current hasn’t felt empowering lately. It feels like anxiety. Like a hamster wheel that's speeding up without warning.

Part of this overwhelm comes from what I also see on the horizon… the impending singularity and the very real threat that AI holds over many jobs and businesses. Not to mention, it’s nearly impossible to know which tools and processes will become obsolete in the coming months as this space moves so fast.

But, as a founder, I also understand that burnout is temporary. Solutions exist in your ability to remain balanced, build systems that keep growth structured, and stick to the Japanese principle of Kaizen (striving for steady, 1% improvement).

AI Overload Hits Hard

AI adoption is surging
→ 35% of people now use AI tools daily  and over 84% increased their usage in the past year.
(Source: Exploding Topics)

But burnout is real
→ 66% of employees familiar with AI tools report feeling overwhelmed.
(Source: Medium)

Even leadership isn’t immune
→ C-suite execs are quietly drowning under AI expectations  from innovation pressure to ethical risks.
(Source: Artiba)

Ironically, AI often adds more load than it removes
→ Radiologists using AI are 39% more likely to be burnt out than those who don’t.
(Source: The Muse)

Why This Matters to Founders

As founders, we’re expected to see around corners.

AI is reshaping every corner of how we create, distribute, and sell.

We need to understand what’s coming next but we can’t out-hustle the algorithm. This moment demands strategy over speed.

Many founders think the game is about keeping up with every new feature. But real power comes from understanding patterns, not drowning in details. You don't need to master every tool, you need to build a framework that allows you and your team to test, adopt, and adapt quickly without losing focus.

Burnout in this environment isn’t just about exhaustion. It's about decision fatigue, uncertainty overload, and the existential fear of missing a shift in the tech stack that could impact your product, your team, or your entire value prop.

In a time of exponential innovation, clarity is leverage.

So here’s how I’m getting mine back.

How to Beat AI Burnout

1. Prioritize Zero

Choose what not to care about on purpose.

In a world of constant AI noise, focus is a rebellion.

Each week, pick one category of AI tool or trend and consciously say, “Not this week.”

Example:
Ignore all voice-to-avatar tools this week. Bookmark the ones that look interesting, but don’t test them, don’t compare them, don’t build with them. Your brain needs boundaries to recover clarity.

Pro Tip:
Make a “Not This Week” folder in Notion or Apple Notes. Dump links and tweets there guilt-free. Revisit later if you still care.

2. Fight FOMO with Filters

You don’t need every AI tool. You need the right one for your goal.

Start by defining one outcome you care about this month. Whether it’s automating videos, summarizing meetings, or streamlining customer support, let that goal filter out the noise.

Example:
If your goal is better content planning, only explore tools that support structured calendars or idea generation (e.g., Notion AI, ChatGPT, Hypefury). Ignore dev tools, image generators, or writing tools that don’t support your current workflow.

Build your filter. Ask:

• Does this tool help with my current bottleneck?

• Can I test it in under 15 minutes?

• Could I use a tool I already know with better prompts?

If it’s a no, delay or delete.

3. Schedule Gap Days

You don’t need more sprints. You need more silence.

Creative clarity comes when you stop cramming inputs and allow your brain to process in the background.

AI researchers like Dario Amodei (Anthropic) and Yann LeCun (Meta) emphasize mental whitespace as a critical source of insight.

Example:
Block one afternoon a week with no AI inputs.
No X threads. No podcasts. No tool demos.
Go analog. Walk, draw, journal, listen to music without trying to “learn something.”

Energy Sync Tip:
Use your lowest-energy day (for many, midweek afternoons) as your scheduled gap time. Protect it like a meeting with your future clarity.

TL;DR Reset Formula

• Say no to something (even if it’s shiny)

• Say yes to one thing that aligns

• Step back for space to breathe

Burnout thrives in chaos.  But clarity? Clarity is a choice.

Standing in the Singularity

If hanging on the edge of the Singularity feels like standing in quicksand…You’re not alone.

Part of the anxiety isn’t just keeping up, it’s not knowing what’s worth keeping up with.

What you master today might be obsolete next week. What you ignore today might be foundational tomorrow.

With innovation moving this fast, decision fatigue hits hard.

Which tools will matter? Which ones will fade? Which workflows will get swallowed by the next automation wave?

It’s not just information overload,  it’s uncertainty overload. But the antidote isn’t doing more. It’s doing less on purpose.

Let’s start there.

Let’s Talk

Drop a comment:
How do you navigate this flood of new AI tooling?
Does it overwhelm or inspire you?
What would you recommend to business owners exploring these new game-changing tools?

Gahtdamn do I remember the glory days of 2021.

Discovering NFTs via VeVe collectibles (a now nearly dead project), buying a 3d AR delorian, and immediately deepening my understanding of why digital ownership is the future. With each passing day, our lives are becoming increasingly digital. That requires new systems to enforce the protections on our work and assets. With the metaverse quickly approaching, NFTs started to make a lot of sense.

It was a fun time. I won big, I lost big. NFTs took over my world for a full year.

As a musician, it wasn’t difficult for me to resonate with the value proposition of NFTs for creators…

• Verified Ownership

• Provenance of creative work

• P2P transactions, directly between you and your audience

• Secondary market royalty potential

• Tech layers that deepen creative expression

This is just scratching the surface, but it all just clicks.

BUT… it was all a massive bubble and boy did that bubble pop.

By 2022 the dump was in motion. The crypto bull run had ended, with a bear market on the horizon. NFTs got hit harder than most digital assets. The insane speculation surrounding the tech got so far out of hand, scammers and money grabbers were moving in and out of the space quicker than you can say hi.

This left the NFT community in ruins and vibes sucked ass for the next few years. People weren’t making money so the engagement dried up. Everyone labeled NFTs as a crypto bro scam, and innovation really seemed to slow down.

However, if you’ve stuck around through that time, you’ve surely seen many shining lights leading through decisive action. While hype drained out, these projects proved that conviction, creativity, and utility could still thrive.

Pudgy Penguins Despite the broader NFT market’s freefall, Pudgy Penguins doubled down on brand storytelling and real-world expansion, rolling out licensed plush toys in major retailers like Walmart and Target, launching the fan-powered $PENGU token ecosystem, and building the Abstract layer‑2 network to fuel gaming, experiences, and on‑chain commerce. These moves transformed it from a fading PFP collection into a resilient Web3 super‑IP.

Deadfellaz Through the lull of the market, Deadfellaz kept its momentum alive via bold initiatives like the Coldlink verification tool, the upcoming Death Touch trading-card game, and the Wallhugger game on Roblox. They capped it off with the minting of the Ghost Machine collection, 50,000 “hyper-pop art” NFTs priced at just $1 on ApeChain, for existing holders, reaffirming community-first innovation.

OxCopy Legendary crypto‑artist XCOPY stayed relevant by continuing to release groundbreaking, deeply coded art, even amidst bearish sentiment. His 2024 “Cope Salada” drop leveraged the Shape L2 chain for fully on‑chain, dynamic vector art, and his longstanding commitment to platforms like SuperRare (preserving creator royalties) underscored his role as a cultural anchor and defender of crypto‑art infrastructure.

NFTs = A Tool for Creative Innovation

True believers mustered the strength to continue building and pushing the space forward. As someone who has remained here, albeit not deep in the trenches, but always learning and exploring, these builders kept the hope alive. I never lost my vision for NFTs, but the challenges of life (earning a living and supporting myself) often slowed my involvement in the space.

The reality is that some of the coolest, most interesting avenues of creative expression are being explored onchain and that is something that I can never forget about, despite what market conditions might look like. Because I’m not here for the financial speculation as much as I’m here for the creative expression and self soverignty made possible through blockchain.

Now, on this date of August 11th 2025, our JPEGs are bubbling back to life. A sign of a potential NFT return. This is beyond exciting for those of us who have been here and believe in the potential of the space.

But why are people claiming NFTs are back, and what does that mean for the space moving forward?

July 2025 On-Chain Momentum

Just a few weeks ago, NFTs felt like they were gasping for air, markets cool, chatter faded, and a nagging question: Is this thing still alive?

But then July came along.

According to DappRadar, NFT trading volume spiked 96% in July, hitting about $530 million, and even outpaced DeFi in user activity. This was an eye‑opener for how much attention these assets are pulling back in. VTrader+3CoinMarketCal - Cryptoasset Calendar+3NFT News Today+3

At the same time, average sale prices more than doubled, leaping from around $52 to $105. That tells a story of fewer, but more deliberate, high‑value trades. CoinMarketCal - Cryptoasset Calendar

Zooming out, CryptoRank reported that NFTs’ market cap surged 94%, landing at $6.6 billion. Weekly volumes soared 51%, average prices shot up 40% in just seven days, and CryptoPunks floor prices climbed 53%. VTrader+6CryptoRank+6AInvest+6

Further validating the signal: July’s total NFT sales hit $574 million, the second‑highest month of 2025. Ethereum-based NFTs accounted for $275.6 million of that. Notably, CryptoPunk #1021 sold for $2.5 million and Bored Ape #7940 went for $2.34 million—these aren’t impulse buys; they’re bricks in a foundation being laid. NFT News Today+1

In other words, money is flowing back in, but it’s smarter, stickier, and aimed at collections with staying power.

On Chain, Across Ecosystems: What’s Driving the Shift?

1. Blue‑Chip Revival: Classic collections are regaining prestige. CryptoPunks and Bored Apes are leading, but strong momentum is building for Pudgy Penguins (floor up 539% since mint) and Art Blocks (average sales +156%), all pushing narrative and market weight. theblock.co+15NFT News Today+15VTrader+15AInvest+4CryptoRank+4NFT News Today+4

2. Platform Dynamics: Blur is dominating Ethereum-based trading, accounting for up to 80% of activity—while OpenSea remains the daily hub for long‑tail collectors. CoinMarketCal - Cryptoasset Calendar

3. Shift in Behavior: The typical flash‑in‑the‑pan speculation is giving way to meaningful, fewer but heftier investments. Markets are coming back with maturity, not just runway buzz. CoinMarketCal - Cryptoasset CalendarCryptoRank

4. Rally With Anchors: Even heavy markets don’t scare whales. Scrap-metal billionaire Adam Weitsman snapped up 5,000+ Yuga Labs NFTs (Otherdeeds, Mega Kodas, Weapon Kodas) in an OTC move. He’s positioning for Otherside’s long-term growth, even as the broader NFT market remains down 95%. facebook.com+9AInvest+9AInvest+9

Why This Matters (To You, To Creators, To The Future)

This is not a replay of 2021, but I believe it’s a reinvention.

The tech is starting to mature. What once was speculative frenzy is now sturdier infrastructure, helping artists, communities, and founders build on-chain systems that flex with purpose.

Real Projects, Real Infrastructure

Pudgy Penguins & Abstract Blockchain

What started as a PFP collection has transformed into an entire ecosystem. Pudgy Penguins launched Abstract, their custom Layer-2 blockchain in early 2025, enabling frictionless user experiences, native airdrop utilities, badges, play, streaming, and gated access, far beyond the JPEGs. Their $PENGU token on Solana now powers these utilities and ecosystem access.

Blue-Chip Projects Building Networks

Major players like BAYC and Memeland have launched their own networks, BAYC's ApeChain platform (built on Arbitrum stack) and others creating proprietary blockchains with native tokens to consolidate community, governance, and scalability. It’s infrastructure that aligns with sovereignty and economic control (Binance Square).

NFT-Fi: Real Utility Beyond Ownership

On-chain financial tools are evolving. Artists and gamers can now lease, lend, or stake NFTs, unlocking residual income and creative utility. Perpetual rentals, escrow systems, and collateralized lending are becoming mainstream via platforms like NFTfi, Arcade, and Astari, proof that NFTs can be income-generating digital assets (NFT News Today).

Dynamic Community Access & Premium Utility

NFTs are now powerful access tokens. They're being used as dynamic membership passes, granting evolving perks, gated communities, and layered content experiences. The next-gen NFTs are utility drivers, not just collectible proofs (NFT News Today).

Music Rights, Reimagined with NFTs

Royal.io, created by artist 3LAU, lets fans buy royalty shares of songs and earn streaming revenue as digital assets. This is fractional ownership of music rights.

Decentralized Identity & Domain Ownership

Unstoppable Domains issues NFT-based domains across Polygon, Solana, Base, and Sonic. These function as human-readable wallet aliases, identity credentials, and decentralized websites. Their “Women of Web3” initiative also provides educational grants and Web3 onboarding to millions of women, showing how infrastructure can create real-world impact.

Editorial & Production Infrastructure for Artists

Nifty Gateway Studio has evolved into a full-service production house, helping creators control IP, royalties, and distribution across media and merchandising. Beyond minting, it enables creators to own the creative pipeline.

Each of these is proof that NFTs aren’t just surviving, they’re becoming the backbone of a creator-owned internet.

If history’s taught us anything, it’s that NFT waves don’t roll in quietly. The next one won’t just be PFPs and hype cycles. It’ll be games that feel alive because their worlds are truly owned, social platforms where your profile is an asset, music that pays its listeners, and AI agents that actually know you because you trained them on-chain.

The infrastructure is here. The builders never left. And for those of us who still see NFTs as the rails of a creator-owned internet… the fun part might be about to start all over again.

Blacktop Megaphone aka MEGAPHONE aka Andrew
Founder of Tellr & Producer of Onchain Music
www.gallery.tellr.xyz

BUT FIRST...

This will take the form of Music NFTs. 1/1 pieces, small collections, collab collections, anything that inspires me and the artists I work with. A lot of these pieces will be free or very affordable, as accessibility is something that I believe deserves prioritization as we in web3 look to onboard others. Too many mainstream audiences think that NFTs are this inaccessible financial investment that requires hundreds or thousands of dollars to jump in. But that isn't the case.

So instead of selling all of this music for a crazy price, my team has decided to accept bribes instead. Tokens, NFTs, any chain, any asset. Help the cause in any way you can, and fuel this music machine. In return, I promise to create as much music as I possibly can for as long as I can. We will create a leaderboard of the biggest supporters, with some receiving unique pieces from us in return. All of this is a giant experiment that I hope inspires others to enter the space.

It will be a massive challenge, but a fun one. So if you're into it, here's how you can support:

Send token or NFT bribes to these wallets...

⚡️SOL⚡️

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⚡️ETH & BASE⚡️

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⚡️BITCOIN⚡️

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The wallets are here for everyone to see. Let's have some fun together, and inspire the next generation of artists to innovate and build using blockchain.

Your support means more than I can express. My entire life I've spent dreaming of a world where I can spend my days creating music, and show others how to do the same. Crypto has this power. I feel it in my bones. I hope others feel the same.

BlacktopMEGA aka Blacktop Megaphone aka MEGAPHONE is my alias as a music producer. I've been composing and producing music under this name since my debut album in 2014 (which you can find across spotify, apple music, and youtube... some linked below) - But my journey started long before that....

Since I was 13 years old I've dreamt of a life in which music was my career. Playing in punk rock bands and jam bands, spending hours just exploring songwriting with my childhood friends. It all was dreamlike and fueled by a fantasy of global music domination.

Now, in my mid-thirties, I can say things didn't go exactly as planned. From struggling gigging bassist, to uninspired attempts at scoring corporate commercials, and many records produced that never quite hit...The journey of a musician can be brutal. But the process is what's most important, and the process is what brought me to where I am today... an explorer of on-chain innovation. And this is something I find great joy in.

It was through these failed attempts at building a music career that I really learned to create art in a way that fed my soul, regardless of how others defined "success". As a man working to build a future for myself, I've charted a different course over the last few years. I've learned to take my creativity and monetize it through content production for businesses that I find interesting. From web3 to cannabis and many industries in between, I've spent the last few years building a company that afforded me the ability to remain creative while still supporting myself and building something that inspires me.

During this time I still dabbled with music, but only on rare occasions did I find myself creating in ways that felt truly powerful. One of those rare occasions was the development, production, and minting of one of ETH's first programmatically generated music NFT collections... GM:MF

My brother and I teamed up for this project, as I saw everything happening with PFP collections and applied the same logic. Instead of visual traits, we used audio traits. Drums, synths, sfx, melodies, all assigned levels of rarity and programmatically generated using an app that we custom developed. Launching this collection changed everything I thought I knew about music, adding in new tech layers and exploring new ways to connect with audiences.

GM:MF dropped in 2021/2022, just in time to generate some buzz, but not soon enough to avoid the brutal bear market. As such, we paused the finalization of the collection to keep the supply more limited and await the next opportunity to bring the project back. As independent artists, both my brother dug. and I found ourselves needed to look for income elsewhere, and the project became stagnant. However we never gave up hope, and now are working on finalizing this collection.

More to come on this, but check it out here: https://opensea.io/collection/gmmf

After GM:MF my music career has been in hibernation, as I focused on my company and creating content for businesses. But today, I'm returning... and with fucking vengeance. Im determined more than ever to create music and inspire others to do the same. And Web3 is the way. Whether it takes 5 months, or 5 years, or more. Im doing it. For myself, and for those that want to join the journey.

So with that, I invite you to join us. We will make music. We will make art. We will explore tech. And we will have a damn good time. For the love of the fuckin game, and to buy more sandwiches so we can all feast on tasty snacks while enjoying life.

More incoming. Stay tuned. Stay blessed.

Blacktop Megaphone

Listen to Blacktop Megaphone on Spotify. Artist · 16 monthly listeners.

https://spotify.com