So, guys, Derek, more plates more dates.com.

Today we're going to be talking about CoffeeZillah's video exposing Lana Rhodes'

NFT scam.

This is another celeb that has jumped on the NFT train and is willing to completely compromise

her credibility long term with our audience and fuck people over for short-term monetary gain, evidently,

which is wild to see how many people are willing to do that.

Logan Paul, like Lana Rose, tons of fucking influencers are getting on the bandwagon of pumping

out some bullshit and, you know, willing to just for a quick buck, even when they're already

rich.

Like that's the thing that makes no sense to me is long term.

The amount of the loss of credibility and the loss of like overall trust you have with your audience,

as well as your lack of ingenuity, um, uniqueness, etc.

In actually putting out a quality product.

Like, you're just pumping out just random horse shit, like Logan Paul, slamming together

two fucking shutterstock images and selling them as, you know, goddamn, like, $10,000

images of fucking, like, imaginary animals for his NFT is that clearly he doesn't give a fuck

about. That kind of stuff

is just so lazy, so transparently bullshit that when you scam your audience like that,

like maybe people forget, maybe people will, I don't know, like, underlyingly, I think

these people just have a lower level of trust whereby they are compromising their brand integrity long term where they're going to be a more flash in the pan influencer who will eventually fizzle out because they have no long term.

I don't know.

Ability to stay irrelevant above and beyond their flashy kind of uh i don't know like using their

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