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He isn’t actually selling the Brooklyn Bridge, but a (comically poor) drawing of the Brooklyn Bridge: https://opensea.io/assets/0x9201a886740d193e315f1f1b2b193
by freetime2 6y ago
He isn’t actually selling the Brooklyn Bridge, but a (comically poor) drawing of the Brooklyn Bridge:
https://opensea.io/assets/0x9201a886740d193e315f1f1b2b193321d6701d07/1021 https://opensea.io/assets/0x9201a886740d193e315f1f1b2b193321...
So this is not really a scam, but rather a legitimate satire of recent NFT sales.
- mbg721 6y agoIn this case, I think of it as a sort of performance art, where by buying it you're participating in the performance.
- chrisco255 6y agoYes, and John Cleese has made quite a lucrative career out of legitimate satire. This is not unlike how Weird Al would sell more copies of his satirical music than the music he satired.