Saber can you please do Top 10 WORST Disney Cartoons

You should do a quick review video on Minecraft mini series (yes that is the name of the series,it’s on KZfaq and it’s about 10 people split into 5 teams who were kidnapped and forced into playing a survival game show)

@@ivanhernandez9579Or How About Boy Girl Dog Cat Mouse Cheese? No one ever heard of that show. Do they?

25:35 Meteorocracy? lol

28:53

AI is the new punching bag.

I often forget about NFTs too. Should tell you how little of an impact they actually had.

@@bearerofbadnews1375More like the new NFT.

At least AI is fun to mess around with

I enjoy using ai at my leisure, AI dungeon is fun, and chat gpt helps me with lore points. lol

That is a perfect line. I hope you don’t mind I’ll be using it in the future. 😂

@@reeceford7640 go ahead lol

Nice comment

My farts are better than Saberfart's farts.

@@p-__WAT I JUST SAW YOU ON ANOTHER VID WATS HAPPENINGGG

''Your arrogance blinds you'' - Chancellor Palpatine, Star Wars Episode 3.

I always said nft's was essentially tulip mania and beenie babies.

@@bigkirbyhj666 At least beanie babies have a use.

@@themightycongueror8383 yep being adorable

"If you don't know what an nft is, I don't want to be the one to saddle you with that knowledge" Translation: I don't even know myself

Warren Buffett

Pfft, at least you got that bag

Sounds like you were the winner in this case! 👍👍

Oh look we've got a Tony Stark over here 🙄 Jk xD

Jelly? ​@@vario6492

There’s also a video from Coffeezilla that talks about how the bored apes may be an elaborate troll. By basically 4chan users hiding racism and Nazi imagery. Look it up it’s actually insane.

Not even AI women wanted to get on it

Should have kept as a bro hangout called "OMG There Were Roomates!"

My farts are better than Saberfart's farts.

Not even men signed up come ooonn think about gender equality here(joking obviously)

Qinni? Because that's the story that made stop laughing at NFTs and start despising them.

@@MusiciansRule07 Correct.

i remember that. i like to point and laugh at NFTs and NFT bros as much as everyone else but that was unforgivably disgusting.

Not defending NFTs in the slightest, but this is just bad actors being bad actors, and you shouldn't blame the tech. I'm sure many artists have legitimately had their physical art stolen after death before, it's just greedy people doing what they can for a quick buck. Like once a person dies, you can't really financially support that person, soo... what about movies that were written by somebody who is now dead, but the movie continues to make money for a large corporation? Is the money earned fine, because he's in the credits? What about people just downloading the images after the person died, is that just as immoral or not? Should we maybe hold the people paying for stolen art responsible, since the research is kinda their responsibility? Point being, I don't think this "came out" of NFTs, it just so happened to make good headlines. And look, the artist is remembered and credited, so clearly this wasn't the worst thing in the world. I'd imagine that there were way worse ones that never got caught. And again, this is just grifters and scammers doing what they always do.

​@Yohoat there's a difference with a Hollywood contract, permission to use art, and straight up theft. Doesn't matter if the artist is dead or not the new owners of their art have say in it and if the artist died without rehomeing their art then it's theft. Just because they died doest make it free real-estate. AI art is in the same category but in a different way slightly, and has stolen art from many people, so it too isn't exempt from my point either. Internet or not all it takes is 1 person to sue for someone and holding the other person accountable. REAL ARTISTS care about each other and get inspiration from others art, not steal their art because it "inspired them to copy it" there's a good and bad of the art world and its not hard to tell the difference.

Holy shit really? Forcing property that you own into NFTs? That doesn't surprise me, but that fact it was your father... that's awful.

@@Tavdogg11 There's a reason he's not part of my life anymore... and that wasn't it, but it's funny to think about lol

@@TheXtremeBoltGuy Damn. Glad you got him out of your life.

@@dissraps eat dirt

@@Tavdogg11his father wanted his son to actually profit from his own work, crazy right?

Oh yeah i renember that the government on a city shut down a mine because it was killing the grid.

cuz it's all about AI now

I don't get how some png you sell on the internet can even be worth a penny

@@KaiserMazokuMeaning… it was all a fad. And AI is simply the next one.

@@helloolleh_dis The trick is convincing some sucker that it's worth anything.

@@KaiserMazoku People who think about buying NFTS really have the brain the size of a grain of sand. They are just paintings but instead digital and worse

That still makes me laugh out loud every time.

Where is that from ? Lol

@@josebonilla3952 a random Bored Yacht Club member, appropriately enough

@@josebonilla3952a bayc member who was a victim of a hack and had all of his apes stolen tweeted that phrase, and it then went viral enough to become an nft of its own

Also applies to Ken in SF6

Did you also work for WeWork?

@@frevazz3364 That name's a touch ironic.

Fumble of the century 💔

My farts are better than Saberfart's farts.

Ikr? Dress up doll games were better than what NFTs had to offer. They looked more cohesive, at least

Hey! Don't you talk shit on the Ben 10 alien oc creator.

Not to mention picrews

It's just bad, overpriced picrew.

👀

Ya think they give up by now….

it is sort of like the "Modern Art" market. it will never work, yet keep coming back by rich folks

@@zuzoscorner Considering they invested so much money into it and it's fallen in value so hard, they want some if not all their money back, so they try to make it relevant again. Rich people, usually have an audience ready to listen, so it's easier for them to bring that kind back from obscurity

Oh no

We can thank Dan Olson for his 2 hour video of talking without break, or time filler, or hyperbole how much of a scam all of crypto is.

Crypto is a great idea, but the way it was done didnt help. Having a currency not able to be managed and adjusted by a federal government is a great thing, it allows for the currency to keep its value without the issues of inflation, overspending, relying on a governments standing in the realm of global politics, and the fed trying to print more money to solve debt issues.

Bitcoin is no shitty digital coins

Bitcoin is bigger then all of silver now. Imagine thinking you should store your wealth in inflation bucks.

@@Drak976 let me introduce you to gold

Uh, well, that's known as the "Cambridge Capital Controversy" in economics and the irony is that most modern corporations are worth a LOT more than the "bricks and mortar" "assets" they own... it's all in the intangibles like intellectual property and goodwill. But that's a topic way beyond the comments section of a random YT video.

Pictures which can be screenshotted for free.

@@sanstheskeleton8104 still wondering why people spent money for pictures of ugly looking chimpanzee, like if picture of much pleasant looking cartoon chimps never existed

Omg 😂 i remember somebody getting sued for doin that to a celebrity nft ​@@sanstheskeleton8104

My farts are better than Saberfart's farts.

They spent their livelihood because "monke"

At least some good came of this mess

Dude the artists selling the NFTs didn’t lose money. All the people that lost money, were the ones buying.

@@AbramSF Let me clarify - I could have made a gorillion dollars but the embarrassment of being associated with NFTs post-2022 would never have been worth it.

And to add on to that. Not only you personally may not lose the money doesn't mean you don't have people who want your freaking head on a pike for taking their money by selling them ntfs. Afterall people would be asking for there money back So glad you didn't fall for temptation and stay true to what you really are. A artist not a greedy scumbag

That abram guy sound like typical nft bro back then would do to excuse the scummy part and forgetting the consequences of it afterwards where bunch of angry people wanting you dead for taking their money

Don't forget some of these crypto bros tried to create a dating app based on this bullshit. Turns out, it was a sausage fest and shut down. Immediately.

Girl was probably thinking was excuse she should use to get out of this 😂

She was totally dissociating. Did you see if she had Google's "still loading" spinning circle in her eyes?

Women are wiser. This is proof.

​@@tysondennis1016nah women have it easy and don't need to assume risk or have pressure to make money and be successful, that's the valuation criteria for men typically Women just have to be attractive, good at sex and not too insane (last part they always fail)

Unstable? You mean"useless", right?😂

It was definitely kept alive a lot longer than it naturally should've been. The dumbasses who put 500k into this couldn't afford for this to die. So they put more money, energy, and hype into it.

​@@AB0BA_69 They are useless AND unstable

My farts are better than Saberfart's farts.

@@p-__my farts are betterer than p-___'s farts

so the US economy!!!?

​@@brayachdragonbane7529thats the most crypto bro response ever. At least the US economy has the entire military industrial complex behind it as its backing

The US dollar was backed by gold, and still is. It wasn’t until we started printing way too much without getting more gold to back it. But the US dollar still has infinite more backing than something that doesn’t even exist

@@M50A1 you say that, but ive been against the concept of crypto since its inception, i was making a joke about the pot calling the kettle black... simply put because USD has no actual 'value' as it represents no actual backing, "in god we trust this debt to be settled" is on the money for a reason. like you said its enforced by the largest MIC in the world, so few people will ever say no to it, despite it not having any PHYSICAL value. its perceived semi stable, as opposed to the joke that is speculative value crypto relies on.

@@brayachdragonbane7529 Understandable

I may have to start going to cons because of this comment. Glad you got such a great experience from it. 👍

I'm still waiting for him to release the first episode

🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

🎶🎵 Youll never make a monkey out of me🎵🎶

oh you'll never make a NFT out of meeee 🎶

“Oh my god! The bros were wrong! It was shit all along! They finally killed the monkeys” “Yes, we finally killed the monkeys.” “Yes they finally killed the monkey NFTs!”

​@@miss.mikizee 🎶Oh my god, They were wrong They we're fungible, All Along!🎶

The other 99% wear glasses or contacts that, like all modern glasses and contacts, block ~90% of UV. Or they just didn't stay very long.

Capitalism Breeds """Innovation"""...

Trash taking itself out, lol.

Honestly, you want to ask some of these guys, "how can you not see this is a scam? Are you blind?!" And these guys were like "let's make that true for 1 day"

Well, I wouldn’t be surprised if they didn’t go blind. Those chimps give me eye damage without the UV.

At least the beanie babies were cute, and an actual physical thing to enjoy. Those made sense.

But a LOT of these people didn’t live through the Beanie Babies boom. I’m in my 40s, which feels halfway ancient in social media terms, and I was an early teen when Beanies started. I will never forget the couple dividing them in court though. As a divorce attorney, that madness is the stuff of legend. 😂

They bought a cell in a spreadsheet. Nothing more

south park made a good resume about it

My farts are better than Saberfart's farts.

Yeah... Someone tried to get me into NFTs when they were still popular and described the whole blockchain thing as buying a seat basically, they did legitimately admit that it was paramount to buying literal air and saw no issues with that statement, like... Air... Is free. We do not pay to breath so they were always a scam, some people just couldn't see it or refused to see it, but in their defense there was nothing there to see. Crypto itself is a cell block in a code, a glorified placeholder and you don't own the value itself, just the temporary right to hold onto it for a while. Real brainless if ya ask me, but when are scams not designed to prey specifically on the ignorant or cognitively challenged? I see this as no different and most of the people buying into it are victims, just sad how they can so easily turn around and become the scammers preying on others in turn in a downhill race to the bottom before it all crashes and burns

​@@bjornskividsA cell with a link to the image hosted elsewhere, at that. Or in other words, vulnerable to linkrot, nothing to prevent other cells being made that point to the same thing, and generally just dumb. They bought a piece of paper with a link scribbled onto it.

Ironic, they spent millions on jpeg images that they themselves are unable to see

They were supposed to be black lights, which do look similar, but UV lights are no joke and as the name suggests will give an intense sunburn if you are standing close to them. Needless to say it's so much worse if you are looking at them for a few hours. The short term problems should recover soon but likely they did some serious long term damage too.

I see how viewing it like Bitcoin (or Doge) could give someone the idea that it's good to get involved, but at some point you've got to realize you've missed the ride. They say "if I had invested $100 in Bitcoin back in 2011 I'd have a hundred million dollars." And fair enough. But it's not going to go up another million times in value. Same thing here. If people are spending millions of dollars on these things, you'd think at some point people would realize that there isn't that much further up to go.

If you are incapable of trusting your own senses, and think the Emperor really _is_ wearing clothes, you need pills.

Me printing out pics of gold bars

​​@@dubspoolThat's stupid! I'm printing DIAMONDS!!!

ah, so THATS where the musk family's wealth comes from 😉

A link to a picture!

​@@dylanstafford3414 Lol I'm printing netherite 💀

Like they ever had a change in the first Place

Saberfart will always prevail in the end

Out of my sheer stupidity i tried to make a transaction with a bored ape fun by sending him ( asked for that sum) a 800.000 dollar bill to give me his NFT.....he got fucking PISSED OFF...... I was like, Dude calm down, i have several nft's by pressing print screen and using ms paint and you actually fucking paid for this crap, i don't know who is dumber here, me for thinking this entire bored ape yacht NFT thing is a troll move from a company that people found it funny and continued it or you who actually paid real actual money for something like this. I think by pressing PrintScreen and then ediitng the picture at mspaint i gave more effort than the guy who made it and the sold you this garbage....He replied that my dad is a whore and blocked me from everything at twitter

All hail saberfart

Let those assholes purchase trash. Those who actually value your time will savor your art. I promise you that. Just a matter of finding or making a community that supports you.

Because they aren't buying art, they are assuming they are buying a surefire way to get rich.

Capitalism is rigged

@@IkutoH That's true! Even in this seemingly hopeless rise of AI taking away artists, there's still a lot of people supporting real artists. There's still a community, not a small one at that. Even the most niche thing, there's a community, let alone something as big as art. Keep going, there's always gonna be people supporting

People who claim they know art, forking out millions for AI art

And they were buying them to sell them again: someone would have to want to KEEP the item at the end of the chain in order for money to truly be made. But nobody was buying them for the product, they bought them betting that someone ELSE would buy the product, and then profit. Everyone is selling, products from groups/brands keep launching, but the consumers weren’t BUYING from each other, and it all falls apart

Investment bubble. That's what all of this is. It happened in the retro gaming market too. However in that case, it was outsiders swooping in, buying everything up and expecting to sell them at hefty markups. I wasn't looking to buy anything back then but I hear it was hell if you were a collector/enthusiast. There was also an auction company and grading company (company you send something into and they certify the condition of the item) who were in cahoots and trying to sell shit for insane prices. That million dollar Mario game you may have heard about? Yeah that was them. Absolutely not worth a million dollars, except to some idiot willing to pay that much. They were taken down and the bubble popped so the market has stabilized thank God but yeah, that's why it sounds so familiar. It happens in tons of different markets.

At least Beanie Babies were a real thing.

@@PointsofDataIt's sad that everything people enjoy is now being ruined by hordes of profit seeking leeches. Can't just be a casual collector, you gotta fight for your hobby and be willing to risk financial ruin now. And of course, hilariously, that ruins the hobby for everyone and as a result the items lose value.

@fishbiter9409 Nah. Once the bubble pops the investors leave (hopefully at a loss) and the collectors are buying and selling at mostly expected prices again. Like I said, the market is now stable, which means prices have fallen back down to around what they were before (not withstanding factors like inflation.) And you don'f need to risk financial ruin; just wait it out. Collector items will never lose value unless no one wants to collect them. And retro games are nowhere near "no one wants to collect them" status. The vast majority are still playable, and many people right now are in that stage of life where they want to revisit their childhood or revisit what they never got to experience (emulators are possible but some prefer the real hardware if they can afford it.). Beanie Baby collecting is also still going for the record, the prices are just more like tens of dollars instead of hundreds of thousands for most. Stuff like NFTs tho...there's no nostalgia. There's nothing you'd want to go back and experience. There's no other uses for them, except MAYBE events that pale in comparison to far less expensive cons/concerts and the vague hope you'll get rich. Although honestly, same thought for "you don't need to risk financial ruin" applies here...just wait it out and you can get a funny monkey for hundreds of dollars instead of millions lmfao. But that implies someone is a collector, not an investor.

Inconceivable!

@@CuppaLLXI don't think that means what you think it does

I could actually see some use for distributing concerts tickets on a decentralized blockchain for very low fees. Then if people wanted to sell on secondary, it's all verifiable.

That's the most dystopian use case I've ever heard, I'd so much rather it be a scam for crappy art that imploded when all the rich people realized nobody poorer than them was buying it Could you imagine needing an NFT to access your car lease? Your deed to land? Medical files or anything important? You don't understand it's all on block chains which are public, you can't hide anything on it, if you know what to look for you can find any purchase or sale to date You can probably even see a good amount of them, the content the NFT basically points too I suppose you could hide the most sensitive data but 1 there's still a present, permanent and public block chain receipt pointing to it, so people can still track some info about you 2 why is this an improvement? No seriously why is this more efficient than what we have now? Which is basically compartmentalized information under different accounts and portals accessible by the individual who acts as the reserve matrix for all the login information It's all relatively private as long as nobody steals your info, hacks you or the company We are trading data privacy to the data holders, who are selling our info en masse to everyone and who knows what is really known about you but at least it's not easily abused by RANDOM PEOPLE

It's a classic case of our patriarchal society only valuing traditionally female jobs once men start running companies about them, is2g.

I know right? 😂

I'm still around the adopt community and people can make a lot of good money off of it with their own rules for designs. Same with there being giant communities and prices based on how unique the design is and stuff. I've sold and bought adopts for good money. So it was strange seeing all this with NFTs and how it just felt... worse somehow. It didn't feel fun. I guess because it was all about the money, not supporting artists whose designs you liked or wanting to join their roleplay community, where your design could be drawn with dozens of other characters through active participation.

​@@doefarris2189wtffff?

actually it is the digital authentication of data.-- as we move into AI and deep fakes, that is important

You're allowed to go look at the food

@@cacophonousantiquarian8803 but can't eat it.

@@zaphodthenth it's the most obvious scam ever

Oh yeah and everyone else can look at the food too, even without a receipt.

It's like that one old scam where people were sold hypothetical plots on the moon or stars in the sky; obviously, those 'deeds', issued by some dubious private company, carried no actual authority or enforcement in any capacity. Much like NFTs, being simply receipts/links to the image, have zero authority or enforcement on who can actually possess the image file that anybody can right-click and save.

Alsothe "yuga labs " not to mention all the references to 14 and 88

A lot of the bored apes stuff intentionally references the nazi party. It's a whole rabbit hole people dive into

Surprised I had to scroll so far to find this comment

There's a whole video that came out about a year ago about that whole rabbit hole and the people who made the whole thing.

Wow, that is fucking terrible. I'm so sorry that you lost your friend, especially in such a messed up way. ❤️😞❤️

The fact that stuff like this is just going under the rug disgusts me.

oh my god that is awful. I'm deeply sorry about your friend. The past few years really sucks for artists. First it was NFT, and now AI art.

I am so incredibly sorry about your friend ❤ your comment led me down a rabbathole and yeas there are people involved that are beyond scummy. I am sorry your friend got roped into this.

What a coward

I am really disappointed the way NFTs were used for scam stuff like this and killed the use of what they actually could be. Online tickets that could be transferred to other people.

@@AbramSF Transferable online tickets can be done without NFTs. NFTs just add unnecessary cost to the process. Every possible use of NFTs that I've every read is either possible without using NFTs or not something that most people actually want, or both.

Because its basically a get rich quick scheme, at its finest of do nothing to minimal effort and get money because you've convinced others nothing has a value greater than 0.

The funniest part is that thief already sold the monkey for about 650 to some rando, so seth ended paying the scammed guy thousands of dollars for it.

You're just afraid of technology bro lmao

​@@homuraakemi493 Our lord and savior Ted Kaczynski > Skynet

better yet another flipside of the art coin is to also invest into a persons skills who you want to see succeed. With AI that completely goes away because people can just generate something within a few degrees of region for free.

Dan Olson from Folding Ideas put it best when he called Decentraland a child's form of governance and people have added that NFTs and memestocks are a child's form of finance and AI generated images are a child's form of an art movement. Children who spend too much time on video games and want the world to work like that.

But money! Jokes aside, it was the biggest case of only seeing art as a path to money. Most of the "Web 3" crypto and NFT stuff was seeing artistic vision as something they'd need to deliver eventually, not the start of the creative process.

The point of art is to be a means of wealthy people to launder money and to dodge taxes. How else do you explain that a cabinet full of neatly stacked boxes of pills can cost millions of dollars.

Don't compare AI, a tech that actually justifies itself, with NFTs that are completely useless.

Why did you ever care to begin with? My thoughts since 2022 on NFT's have been "who gives a flying f**k, especially when the Atlantic ocean nearly brought to a boil just off Florida last year?".

@@Reshumbox i didn’t. that’s what made it even funnier for me when the people who did all turned away from ‘em. i just thought the whole thing was kinda stupid

My farts are better than Saberfart's farts.

@@p-__ how insightful, got any more bereft quips for us?

@@camerantherollermain ah, jolly good then.

Out of curiosity did anyone in charge of Yuga ever reference the origin of their company name or the logo for BAYC? Or was it just an in-joke they weren't open about?

Glad you're getting better king

@@skrrtskrrt2410 Hey thank you mate, that's very kind of you. It has been an actual struggle but I'm getting through it and starting to pull beyond it.

“Rich does not mean smart” could be the moral of America’s story

Chowder

@@helloolleh_dis ngl, I saw your comment and it filled me with dread, thinking somehow Chowder got on the NFT bandwagon, but thankfully you were just talking about Fleedle's pfp, phew

The sad part is the desperate people who were gifted into throwing away their life savings on this garbage.

@@thebarberian246if Chowder got turned into an NFT then I would cry in my room

@@helloolleh_disI thought CN did try NFT or am I thinking of another company.

@@qtips1719 might want to put the mirror down

"I downloaded CP to prove that censorship is good, actually" - Dan Olsen

@@thecaptain6520 I don't think Dan Olsen said that one

people does not count as 'good' remember, nearly every atrocity comited was comited by people

@@brayachdragonbane7529the OP never implied people = good

@@brayachdragonbane7529 Oh, for sure. I never said they were good people, just that they were people. And of course, people can absolutely be monsters who don't deserve an iota of pity or empathy.

@@Just_a_commentersaying they're still people as a point of empathy implies positivity. just a passing thought; stupid should be punished. (this is not to say that Ignorance should be punished, ignorance is correctable, stupidity by definition is not)

Nah... they where all adults, they choose to be stupid.

If you think NFTs are literally only about digital art then you don't know anything about Blockchain in general. Literally this technology has a lot more practical uses than the dumb digital art work ownership. The maker of this video has no idea what he's talking about.

@@mrgarybusey2052 Give examples. "Google it" is not an answer.

​@@mrgarybusey2052 Found the cryptobro!

Uh oh

​@@mrgarybusey2052yes sire, please tell us more about the depth of environment-destroying scams sire, we need your input Mr. Bussy

That's right! How are these TV shows going to work when they can't change ecpressions for fear of becoming another, different NFT?! I bet with enough of them, we would have two NFTs which hit the exact same variables except for happy vs angry expressions

@@gokuxsephiroth4505 That's the paradox. The more you attempt to make more NFTs, the less uses the NFT can actually have-

Nah, because it’s a picture of the original. I have many pictures of the Mona Lisa…

Man what I would give for a Club Penguin plushie

Wait it's not just cute penguin plushies? Aw man I kinda wanted one......

@@FubukiTheIcyKing Sadly, no. It's part of an NFT project.

Aww, what the fuck… I bought one of those for someone because it looked cute.

That’s part of the thing that was so funny. You had TV companies turning down Seth Green’s newest TV project because it was so reliant on NFTs, and they knew everyone hated them and wanted nothing to do with them. Meanwhile, you had square Enix still believing that they were the future and constantly pushed them.

IGN isn’t “people”. Don’t insult people like that.

@@phabiorules I like to imagine they watched Ubisoft's Ghost Recon NFT's fail, and then changed their minds.

That has me worried. Squenix CEO was hellbent on NFT game and stuff... have they figured it out yet?

I don’t think you know how question marks work

Also, the scarcity part of NFTs was always a farce since literally anyone could mint new NFTs.

agreed!

u said it 😮‍💨

As a writer, I feel your pain. I can't imagine what it's like as a visual artist tho

if your mad about ai stealing your art, do something ai could never do: instill fear. draw the person getting railed by your oc. draw them pregnant. ai might be able to recreate the lines and colors, but they will never be able to recreate the revenge you feel. remember that as an artist you can draw ANYTHING. realize that power.

They also got the rights to the image, and as Disney can tell you, the rights are usually the most valuable part. But as Amazon can attest, spending more on rights than they're worth can be financially very painful.

@@Bacteriophagebs didn’t courts rule that because the images were ai assembled that board apes didn’t have protected rights on the images so anyone could’ve used them

a link....that would eventually break

​@Wary_Of_Extremes reminds me of that Who Framed Roger Rabbit game that, if I remember correctly, was made for the NES. You had to call a real-life phone number to get an answer to a puzzle. The phone line stopped being supported after 2 years of the game being released, making that section essentially impossible without a walk through.

And this will go double for the real world. AI will have no reasonable use in five years given it's a repackaged scam.

say it louder for the people at the back!! they're already starting to replace human employees with AI.

If you can't create something better then a computer that regurgitates reddit stories as "content" you probably shouldn't be a creator. Just saying.

@@Nick-ue7iw it’s not about quality, it’s about companies and other people using ai generated images over human artists because it’s cheaper

@@PigeonLord I'll take that future over a bunch of woke infiltrators ruining actual art that already exists. Look at what JelloApocalypse did to the anime Lovely Complex, for example. I wouldn't exactly call such people "creatives" or "artists." Why should I care about people that only cared about virtue signaling?

​@@coffeehousedialogue5684why should you care about people or art at all? If that's all it takes to ruin the entire industry for you

Definitely looks eerily similar to the "Death's head"... Proably the closest thing they could get to a swastika and still have plausible deniability.

Philion and Ryder made that documentary with their whole hearts and I hate that KZfaq shadowbanned it.

The WHAT aspect??

Wait, seriously? I know NFT spaces tended to attract a far right crowd, but I didn't know that was _on purpose._

​​@@LendriMujinaDefinitely watch Philion's video. A lot of the imagery and symbols used in various promotions and even rhe NFTs themselves are ripped the nazis and racist parts of history. The creators are basically just edgy idiots from "that side" of 4chan

Dude, most people aren't dick like that. If the cook takes time to make burger. It's not the cashier's fault. Chill out.

@@Awelbeckk but they were asleep on the job is the problem.

The whole concept where the game is about pulling the key out of a dead monkeys ass unsettled me so deeply that I need to watch something to make me forget, and it earned 450. Million.

​@@uniquenewyork3325 greed is ugly, so yeah

What can be said. The NFT community is just THAT FUCKING RETARTED!!!!! Don't blame Saber for other people's UNFATHOMABLE stupidity.

​@@uniquenewyork3325 THE ACTUAL FUCK- I'm terrified.. 😭😭

A fool and his money are easily parted.

"worth", LOL

that's basically just what the person is asking for it, or its last sale price

Is it worth $100,000 or is that just the amount of money the guy who owns it will sell it for? There is a big difference

🤡👆

I feel for you. What was you username on DeviantArt?

I'm glad I've been hesitant in posting my art online. Once AI came around, that sealed the deal for me. I'm almost getting to the point of moving to an exclusively offline machine to work on, I don't even trust being plugged in any more.

Art theiving was already scary enough on dA, but with nfts, witch hunts and AI, I can only thank myself for not posting online.

Good for you. I’m sorry you couldn’t convince her otherwise

I dunno, the Deep Space Nine skit was my personal favorite. "They stole my apes, Odo!"

it also gives a bad name to concernedape, the sole creator of stardew valley

The names sounding vaguely similar is nowhere near enough to make them look bad

@@DarkEcho32Doesn't matter, this is arguably enough to start a trademark lawsuit about lol

@@SuperSmashDolls no, it isn't isn't because that's not how copyright and trademarks work. A mildly superficial similarity in name for two products that are in completely categories and have absolutely nothing to do with each other does not give legal precedent for a lawsuit and would be immediately thrown out if either party tried. BAYC would fail because Yacht Club Games precedes it. Yacht Club Games would fail because the NFT scam isn't pretending to be them nor do they imply they're in any way related.

Plus the name Yuga.

​​@@3MolesInATrenchCoatWhat about the name Yuga?

@@klickonthat5244 it's an old n@zi dogwhistle referring to the Kali Yuga. Alone it wouldn't mean much but paired with the blatant SS logo it's a pretty straightforward connection.