A few weeks ago, I went to a concert to see a performance by Ty Verde's.

But this concert was unlike anything I'd been to before because it took place in a strange

new virtual venue in the metaverse.

I recorded myself logging on.

Alright, it's about 2 o'clock in the afternoon. I'm at home and I am about to go to a concert

in the metaverse.

But I am on a boardwalk.

I've got my little avatar here.

I look like a Lego man.

It's like I'm in Santa Monica or something.

There's like a Ferris wheel.

I can jump around.

Wow, now we're like in a new world and there's Ty.

He's like enormous.

I can launch into a cannon into a hang glide.

I'm hang gliding around this virtual world with palm trees and ocean and trees and cliffs

and waterfalls and a giant Ty Verde.

I spent about 20 minutes in the metaverse and then I got out and went back to the universe

where I don't look like a Lego man.

But where I also don't get to hang glide.

Concerts like the one Ty Verde is just held in the metaverse are becoming increasingly

popular.

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