So even though your mind might jump to images of grumpy or nyan cats, Pepe the Frog, or indeed, Disaster Girl, memes were around way before the internet was capable of spreading funny photos. Interestingly, the word dates back to the 1970s and was more in line with interesting " ideas that catch on and pass between people via culture," as the dictionary explains. It's Grumpy's birthday! Happy Birthday We miss you 🥳🐈🎉 #CatsOfTwitter #Easter /Z5PoE9OPzf Rarely do you go a day without seeing a meme or saying the word meme, perhaps that's why it's made an appearance in the Merriam-Webster online dictionary. In our day and age, you'd typically associate a meme with an amusing or interesting photo found on the internet as you scroll through online platforms like 9gag, ebaumsworld, and more. Sales reports include the purchase date and the buyers registered.
Why are they so popular that they would sell at such high rates as NFTs? We collect purchase data for sales reports to content creators. So, as we see, NFTs are growing in popularity, and it's no surprise a digital image of such as the well-known internet star Disaster Girl would join the ranks of artwork sold as an NFT. Beeple's art was sold through a Christie's auction, no less. Just take Twitter's CEO, Jack Dorsey, whose first-ever tweet sold for $2.9 million as an NFT, or the digital artist Beeple's online art collage that sold as an NFT for a whopping $69.3 million. Lately, a number of famous online art have been sold as an NFT. NFTs are especially popular when it comes to digital art, which can't be held or printed. See it as a digital autograph of sorts, as neither the meme creator nor the buyer, in fact, owns the artwork. This is a similar system to how cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin work. They're made up of a string of unique characters linked to a blockchain, or a sort of digital ledger that can't be changed. These are a form of digital certificate of authenticity for online art. What in the world are NFTs?įirstly, NFTs. Those two words don't look real, but they mean a whole lot in our day and age. There are two points to unpack here: NFTs and memes.
Il primo piano di una bambina che sorride. After entering the photo in a photography contest, which Roth's dad won, the image quickly spread across the internet, and by 2008 it became a meme, explains the NFT's description on Foundation. Disaster Girl: la bambina del meme lha venduto come NFT per 500.000 dollari. in a sea of other girls posting aesthetic pictures that fit their feed, a meme girl will post whatever is on her mind, with reaction pics of course. Disaster Girl herself, called Zoe Roth, was just four years old when her dad snapped the famous image in 2005.
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