This is the Gary V. Audio Experience.

We've been trying to explain and introduce the idea of NFTs.

Yes.

You're Katie. I would say that she does not know much about it.

So I think if you can provide it in sight for that, I think that would be super helpful because I'll let you know.

You're aware of what's happening with it, like it's that it's kind of happening.

Yeah, I've heard a lot about it.

Just don't know.

The biggest reason that it's hard to understand is it's built on the blockchain, not the internet.

And so that in itself is what, just like everyone struggled with the internet long before you were born.

And everyone was like, what the fuck? What did you mean the internet?

What do you mean buying stuff?

All the stuff that we went through.

Most people don't understand the concept of owning something digitally.

You couldn't do that on the internet. And now you can.

And it can be proved and you can't right click it and save it and all the jokes that people make.

And it will happen.

But what's interesting about it is every NFT has the ability to also be a contract.

By nature, it's a contract. I own this. This is mine.

But you can do more things on it.

So for example, influencers, I think I'm going to really create collectibles and pieces of art that also underneath in the contract have access whether virtually or in person.

So all of a sudden the cliche meet and greet that used to have a price point or autograph or things of that nature can now be sold as an NFT to even be the pass instead of a QR code or a bracelet or an email confirmation.

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