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Wu-Tang Clan’s Ticalion Steallion Method Man to Drop “Tical World” NFT Comic Art
Clifford Smith Jr., better known by his stage name Method Man from the rap supergroup the Wu-Tang Clan, announced plans to launch a non-fungible token (NFT) collection called “Tical World.” The tokenized comics and Killa Beez-centric art was designed by the New York artist Alex Smetsky.
Wu Tang Member Method Man Launches Killa Beez-Centric NFTs
The rap superstar of Wu-Tang Clan, MethodMan , has announced that he is entering the non-fungible token industry (NFT). Method Man will be releasing a comic series entitled “Tical World” and “Part 1 : The Origin” that features a variety of features from the Wu Tang rapper. The NFT will include never-before-released music from Method Man, 3D animations, and apparel.
Essentially, in terms of apparel, the NFT owner can get a VIP rewards card from the American rapper’s clothing line Tical Athletics. Method Man launched a cannabis brand last year that uses the name Tical. The Wu-Tang rapper coined the cannabis term ‘Tical’ back in 1993 and it’s been represented in hip-hop culture ever since. Method Man and Smetsky will sign the Tical World NFT art.
MethodMan Teams Up With Flow Blockchain & Tunego
The NFTs will feature the only copies of the original Tical World characters which will be issued on the Flow blockchain, the same protocol that issues NBA Top Shot. NFT collectors will be able to capture “community-owned crypto-characters,” according to a write-up published by Rolling Stone. Besides leveraging the Dapper Labs’ Flow blockchain technology, the Wu-Tang rapper’s NFTs will utilize Tunego Vault as well.
On August 6, a Twitter handle by the name Tical World introduced itself online and said: “Get Ready! Tical World is coming.” On the same day, the official Flow Blockchain Twitter account tweeted about Method Man’s upcoming NFTs.
“Open worlds continue to collide as incredible musicians make their move to blockchain,” the Flow blockchain account said on Friday. “We cannot wait to enter Tical World together with legend emcee Method Man. He is a true comic book fan and has launched his own comic universe of NFTs with Tunego .
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