Also if you're showing off a Bored Ape it advertises that you have high value unregistered assets that could be quickly sold and funds transferred safely to someone via Tornado Cash if that someone were to hold you on gunpoint for 20 minutes.
I can already think of a bunch of useful features they could add to this, like a counter that tracks the number of NFTs stolen from you, and another tracker that estimates the number of potential sexual partners you've turned off by publicly showing off your NFT. edit: just got to the end where they heavily imply it's going to get you laid, lmao
and the only reason why it took a week was because the shipment of the pillz was delayed so that the hacker had to wait untill they could empty them because they was empty.
why not? it tells you a lot about the person! a. they're announcing they have a "valuable" object on a non-regulated platform where transactions are immediate, non reversable..etc. etc. b. the NFT is part of a project, most projects within a few weeks/months will start to show progress on the long term goals...or if it was a quick rug. so this is a simple gullibility indicator ( i.e. we now know if the person is an easy mark) c. if its from a project is that in the very brief "mooning" phase, this is an excellent person to get to know. Why? --1. they're just lucky- no interest --2. good investor? someone to follow --3. insider? great to blackmail! --4. creator of a scam? with good enough evidence the FBI will fund you a beachhouse.
My guess would be that people feel like showing off symbols to show they are "in" with certain groups. I do find it silly myself but people really like attention from that sort of thing and its not unique to just cryptobros.
@@IrishmanAC Yeah but most people's 'in symbol' is something like a silly hat, or at least when it's a 'look how rich I am' it's something like suits/watches/pens/cars that are undoubtedly over priced but still usually manufactured to a very high quality and made to last if properly cared for.
My immediate thought: if you're wearing an identifiable NFT, your real life person can be linked to the wallet that owns it. So much for anonymity if you actually want to use this.
The psychological effect when you learn/a piece of information is pointed out to you, and you suddenly feel like you're seeing it everywhere is known as the "Baader-Meinhof phenomenon". Although I've also seen it called frequency bias, and I think frequency illusion too.
@mungo312 like how when you or a friend/relative buys a car, whatever the year/make, you will notice those same type of cars everywhere. Feels like everyone also jumped on the bandwagon, but they've always been there. Happened to me, bought a civic hatchback and all of a sudden I notice them everywhere. It's weird.
Does that also apply to medical students having a higher "risk" of thinking that some random mundane symptom they have is some rare disease or is that too far fetched?
2:40 The funny thing if they really just upload the image it's basically just a digital picture frame. I had such a device on my keychain about 10 years ago (it was just a cheap 5$ device) that ran trough my picture album. They are less common today sometimes they still pop up on ebay, but the takeaway is that it doesn't seem to be anything that didn't exist before (which honestly is a bit of a theme in the crypto & metaverse space)
@@zenfirebird5360 It was just some cheap no-name device that I picked up before the checkout at a electronics store. But that was years ago (don't even know if I still have it). Sometimes you can still find them under something like "digital picture frame keychain" while I sometimes found some old ones they don't seem to be very common anymore. PS: After some looking around, mine was apparently a "Smartparts SP11P". It had no wireless phone connectivity (because that didn't exist back then), the manual states it's compatible with Windows Vista but nothing about Windows 7 so I'm certain that this was before 2009.
The sad thing is, I am sure this thing was dirt cheap to develop and manufacture. It's essentially a device that stores an image and then displays it on a small display. And I am equally certain that some lonely NFT bro will look at this ad, think "Wow, I could find a gf like that" and buy it because of that.
With a cost proportioned to the actual value (and no NFT involved), it could even be a nice thing to have. Maybe put a photo of your parents, your kids, your dog... a Star Wars one when you go to a convention, and so on... Instead of making a ton of custom merch for one photo, you buy one little device and show multiple photos. I admit I'd buy it,for, like, 15$. But surely this is not worth 200 bucks XD
The best part is that the website you showed states that it is only "Early bird 5000 pcs". So even if all those 5000 pieces sell out how likely would it be for one buyer to EVER meet another buyer (who is unknown to the first buyer) by chance in a random public place anywhere in the world? Well.... probably close to 0.
If I saw someone walking around with one of these I would know “he is gullible and I wish I was a scammer because he is waving a flag that reads ‘scam me’”
Not a week ago I drunkenly proposed being forced to wear your terrible NFTs as a suitable punishment for participating in the scams, and here we are being sold the right to have that.
Not gonna lie though, I do actually really like the thought of having a pendant or some other decorative piece of clothing having a digital display on it (even if keeping them charged might potentially be inconvenient in some cases), cause that opens up a lot of opportunities for customization in all sorts of ways. It's just bloody stupid that such a neat idea is being dragged through the mud by NFTwats and such.
@@TheLargeHardonCollider Somewhat, but preferably without all the extra apps and gadgets. Like primarily just image/gif display based (maybe with bluetooth/cord support for syncing to costumes, dunno) so that it doesn't take a lot of battery power to even have idling, y'know? Also would be loads less complicated and expensive than smartwatches overall as a result (in theory at least).
@@norrecvizharan1177 You do realise this pillz rubbish is just a cheap Chinese knockoff of proper smart watch tech. Just get a cheap $40-50 knock off smartwatch, remove the tech and screen from the watch body, stick it in some fancy pendant you designed. Program it from your phone to permanently display a wallpaper or scroll through a set of photos, etc. Voila, everything you described without the NFT crap.
@@Hairy_Takoyaki right, but what they're saying is that the idea would be neat if it was just a display you can load an image or two on. A smart watch (even a cheap one) has a lot of components that a pendant wouldn't need. Maybe one made with e-paper tech so the display looks more natural and is more battery efficient
There has to be a market for digital picture frame in this form factor. No network connectivity, just locally stored pictures/gif. Old people will love something like this, carrying around a old timey locket filled with pictures of the grandkids. There's a market for it in the anime community how would want to show off their favorite characters. If you want to go the sentimental route, a slightly more expensive model with NFC function that will trigger certain picture file or effect when tapping on other devices, perfect for couples.
google says that's called Baader-Meinhof phenomenon - where you suddenly notice everyone is driving the car you were shopping for, or you learn something and then see it everywhere... like globes
It's the web3-equivalent of wearing a Rolex because the moment you see someone with one of those you know his entire personality is centered around it.
Sorry boys, I cringed so hard that the mass of my face super-compacted into a density so great that it has developed it’s own gravitational pull that’s quickly become a black hole. The world is being pulled in; we’re doomed just because of this jewelry
The term you were looking for is Frequency Illusion, which used to be referred to as the Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon. Basically, you learn of a thing and suddenly see it everywhere.
"you know automatically generated apes or avatars take too much time, lets do a colored circle with 2 eyes only" quality product...oh wait there's no product
I think anyone else who knows how to make such a device, could make it with the possibility of letting the user pick from their phone what image they want displayed there, and would probably cost a lot less than that device and nfts costs. And in the end, probably could end up showcasing something more beautiful, interesting and pleasing than procedurally generated images.
"The issue with digital assets is that they don't have a real world presence". That wasn't a problem that needed a solution, much less some sort of dumb medallion.
“Let’s be honest, there’s gay people out there” is honestly my fav quote from the video. It’s makes us sound like some kind of cryptid, like let’s be honest Aliens are out there. I love it 😂
@@TheLargeHardonCollider I speak for The Gays collective this minute, and we say "Throw anyone wearing that NFT shit in the nearest flowing water to wash away there ego"
The idea of a necklace with a small digital screen where you can pick what it looks like is pretty smart, shame they had to balls it up by attaching expensive monkey jpegs to it. Hell, I'm guessing if you removed the NFT and tamagotchi crap this could realistically retail for probably $40
Except for the NFT part, I think the tech itself is kinda cool, could see people in the rave scene being into em. wonder if it could be used outside of the NFT environment
On the one hand, it's a really niche product. On the other hand, it's as expensive as a dozen graphic/logo t-shirts and serves the same purpose. As for dating (because the promo video focused on it for some reason), I guess NFT bros could use their PEELZ for instant communication, like a handkerchief in the back pocket.
It's focused on dating cause there's probably a legitimate connection between people who are desperate for a relationship. And nft bros who are still in despite it being proven over and over that it's a scam
okay, look. If this wasn't attached to NFTs I wouldn't have a problem with it at all. The design seems neat (simple, I'm talking more about what seems like the fact it can be worn in a bunch of different ways). If it was just like one of those digital picture frames then I would think that's cool. Idk, I guess my idea is it would be like...a button that cycles through designs instead of staying static. You could walk around with a 100 buttons without clinking up a storm every time you move! (you know, so long as you're okay with it cycling through them one at a time.) You could even make a template so people can easily make their own designs to put on it. Possibly also with a market place kind of a thing where people can sell or distribute their designs for free. I could really see something like that easily becoming a fad. (probably _just_ a fad though.) You might as well put a clock face on it too since its so circular and its something people would be wearing. 200$ seems like a lot for that premise though. Especially since people would probably lose interest after a year or two.
The woman about to step in the cab: "oooohhh, you, too, just happened to buy one of these picture pendants - $5 from China, postage included? Cool." (nobody actually says this. But nobody behaves like the folks in video either, so...)
flashing to the world that you have money you don't know how to be responsible with. screaming at the top of your lungs that you're open to having your money snatched from you
Idk what’s worse, being scammed as a crypto/nft bro for your maga hat, or your family not bringing flowers to your grave as a a biden voter… probably the crypto one
As a I had a phase where I'd wear a dog collar (an actual collar from the pet store) to be "alternative" and somehow that is way more cringe than my 14 yo ass
Honestly, if it was like a $20 keychain or a phone strap where you could program it to change it to different images or something that would be pretty cool.
If you want to "own" a piece of art, commission someone for it and for the rights to it. It would actually be cheaper. That also *actually* gets the artists paid.
I'd love a cute little bracelet or necklace that displays pngs of my choice! But nothing to do with nfts, just like a locket that can holdd thousands of pictures instead of one.
I went through incredible olympic level mental gymnastics to understand what "Fashion device for NFTs and games" means and I failed There's an element in that phrase that I'm probably not understanding correctly...
I think the difference between being super into star wars and NFTs is depth. Being super into NFTs is no deeper then being super into woodchips. Funny parody video idea actually, just have people wear woodchip necklaces and being like "oh wow, super nice woodchip! What kind of wood bro? Let's get married yo."
I unironically feel like someone having a fascination with woodchips would be more interesting than someone into NFTs. I'm sure they could share interesting wood facts and some bizzare nature/industrial lore. And they're not going to try to scam me into their pyramid scheme lol
The bias you are referring to at 1:00 is the Availability Heuristic. Mind's bias to quickly recognize information in the surroundings that was acquired in recent events.
6:41 You were soo close! you had the opportunity to say "he's wearing he's NFT medallion like he's Chris Chan with he's Sonichu medallion" and you didn't take it. For shame!
How fascinating. Marketing things you can have all on your phone anyway minus the last goofy part. The pitch for this would be great for a dragon's den episode.
Okay, the idea of a wearable that has a static image that you can change whenever you feel like it isn't a bad idea. People do like digital picture frames, after all. It's the NFT part that's ridiculous.
🤦🤦And the taxi part..."get the product, get the girl"; one of the most ancient of ad ploys... 🤦🤦🤦 What would really be fun is a device that immediately follows the URL of someone else's NFT and immediately displays it on your device (or phone). "Hey cool! I just stole it for later, see?"
I feel like the idea of wearable art is always interesting, having something that you enjoy that could potentially or such if it's noticable, but nfts are the wrong way of going about it. Otherwise I'd just equate this to putting a Velcro patch on your backpack or keychain or something. Though if your truly passionate about your specific nft for some reason I'm sure there's better ways to do it rather than shilling out 200 bucks and potentially getting hacked or something.
I think a wallpaper for your smart watch is a great idea! Oh wait it's just a digital photo frame...... Well those are still nice $200?????? That's just dumb
This kind of item being worn by anyone tells the rest of us that you have way too much money to throw around, and makes you a target for straight up robbery. It practically screams, "I'm a silly crypto-bro! Please rob me!" The third option is a key ring of a sort. That's what they mean by carabiner.
The whole "hitting it off with someone else simply because they also have/use product X" is hilarious and you see it in a lot of commercials - just replace the gadget with something else like a can of coke or a big mac or a shoe brand or something lol.
My parents fell in love the moment they tried to get into the same cab together while holding their Big Mac Meals with Large Cokes and noticed each other's stylish Converse shoes!
"If you walk around looking like a dork, maybe other dorks will fuck you" is actually a marketing strategy as old as time. That's more or less how all fashion works.
1:10 copy paste from wiki- Frequency illusion, also known as the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon or frequency bias, is a cognitive bias referring to the tendency to notice something more often after noticing it for the first time, leading to the belief that it has an increased frequency of occurrence.
Wearing one of this is a great way to advertise that you are really easy to scam.
Also if you're showing off a Bored Ape it advertises that you have high value unregistered assets that could be quickly sold and funds transferred safely to someone via Tornado Cash if that someone were to hold you on gunpoint for 20 minutes.
Yeah if I were a mechanic I would charge the guy wearing Pillz $800 to replace his car's dilithium crystals.
@@MakerInMotion Name them Etherium Crystals so it’s more believable
ill upgrade your cars dilithium crystals to etherium crystals for $1200
It's the modern version of "do I have 'sucker' written across my face?"
I can already think of a bunch of useful features they could add to this, like a counter that tracks the number of NFTs stolen from you, and another tracker that estimates the number of potential sexual partners you've turned off by publicly showing off your NFT.
edit: just got to the end where they heavily imply it's going to get you laid, lmao
Love this! 😂
Maybe it can track how much money has been stolen from artists to make the NFTs in the first place.
Next week: 5000 Pillz users find out their attached collections got hacked and emptied out.
That would make me extremely happy
and the only reason why it took a week was because the shipment of the pillz was delayed so that the hacker had to wait untill they could empty them because they was empty.
That's not even very far fetched since you need to connect your wallet to the service to use it. Oof.
This is exactly what I thought too! If this ever gets off the ground you know that will happen.
These NFT projects sure give me some non-fungible cringe
NFCs!
@@maxm2639 just coined the term, gonna use it to hold minuscule amounts of data in plastic pieces
I assure you, the cringe is very fungible.
underrated comment
@@flazzorb You mean it can be used to substitute for other cringe?
This looks pretty useful. If I see someone with one of this, I won't wast a second interacting with him.
why not? it tells you a lot about the person!
a. they're announcing they have a "valuable" object on a non-regulated platform where transactions are immediate, non reversable..etc. etc.
b. the NFT is part of a project, most projects within a few weeks/months will start to show progress on the long term goals...or if it was a quick rug. so this is a simple gullibility indicator ( i.e. we now know if the person is an easy mark)
c. if its from a project is that in the very brief "mooning" phase, this is an excellent person to get to know. Why?
--1. they're just lucky- no interest
--2. good investor? someone to follow
--3. insider? great to blackmail!
--4. creator of a scam? with good enough evidence the FBI will fund you a beachhouse.
@@Mosz nfts are in general valueless garbage, the only people who value nfts are iether people who live in thier mother's basement or scammers.
spelled "scamming him" incorrectly. a fool is easily separated from their money. this is a badge that will shine a beacon for scammers everywhere.
interacting with him using a vehicle moving at highway speeds that is
If this was Pokemon/digimon or another digital pet, and just that, no NFTS, it would probably be cute. But the NFT makes it stupid.
Who is this into NFTS but goes outside enough to want this?!?
The inhabitants of Cryptoland.
@@TorIverWilhelmsenthat 'sold' literally one house (to the spokesman who I don't think paid anything)
My guess would be that people feel like showing off symbols to show they are "in" with certain groups. I do find it silly myself but people really like attention from that sort of thing and its not unique to just cryptobros.
@@IrishmanAC I'm making a quip. I'm aware of the "comercification" of identity
@@IrishmanAC Yeah but most people's 'in symbol' is something like a silly hat, or at least when it's a 'look how rich I am' it's something like suits/watches/pens/cars that are undoubtedly over priced but still usually manufactured to a very high quality and made to last if properly cared for.
My immediate thought: if you're wearing an identifiable NFT, your real life person can be linked to the wallet that owns it. So much for anonymity if you actually want to use this.
I mean, walking around with an NFT around your neck worked for Chris-Chan.
Savage
Sonichu the first NFT!
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Okay good point.
No, his medallion was genuinely a work of art he created and had a sentimental attachment to. It also gave him super powers. Not the same.
The psychological effect when you learn/a piece of information is pointed out to you, and you suddenly feel like you're seeing it everywhere is known as the "Baader-Meinhof phenomenon". Although I've also seen it called frequency bias, and I think frequency illusion too.
It's crazy, once I learned about baader meinhof I keep seeing examples of it everywhere...
@mungo312 like how when you or a friend/relative buys a car, whatever the year/make, you will notice those same type of cars everywhere. Feels like everyone also jumped on the bandwagon, but they've always been there. Happened to me, bought a civic hatchback and all of a sudden I notice them everywhere. It's weird.
I'm not surprised this phenomenon is linked to the small hat tribe. Once you notice their destructive work, you will see it everywhere
Frequency Illusion, sometimes called the "Baader Meinhof Phenomenon".
Does that also apply to medical students having a higher "risk" of thinking that some random mundane symptom they have is some rare disease or is that too far fetched?
2:40 The funny thing if they really just upload the image it's basically just a digital picture frame. I had such a device on my keychain about 10 years ago (it was just a cheap 5$ device) that ran trough my picture album. They are less common today sometimes they still pop up on ebay, but the takeaway is that it doesn't seem to be anything that didn't exist before (which honestly is a bit of a theme in the crypto & metaverse space)
And then you can show any NFT you want, not just ones you own!
What was the device called?
@@zenfirebird5360 It was just some cheap no-name device that I picked up before the checkout at a electronics store. But that was years ago (don't even know if I still have it).
Sometimes you can still find them under something like "digital picture frame keychain" while I sometimes found some old ones they don't seem to be very common anymore.
PS: After some looking around, mine was apparently a "Smartparts SP11P". It had no wireless phone connectivity (because that didn't exist back then), the manual states it's compatible with Windows Vista but nothing about Windows 7 so I'm certain that this was before 2009.
The sad thing is, I am sure this thing was dirt cheap to develop and manufacture. It's essentially a device that stores an image and then displays it on a small display. And I am equally certain that some lonely NFT bro will look at this ad, think "Wow, I could find a gf like that" and buy it because of that.
I think maybe women are just too clever for nfts so I agree
@@liamcollinson5695 Oh we've seen women shilling NFTs too. Stupidity is equal in both biological genders. XD
With a cost proportioned to the actual value (and no NFT involved), it could even be a nice thing to have. Maybe put a photo of your parents, your kids, your dog... a Star Wars one when you go to a convention, and so on... Instead of making a ton of custom merch for one photo, you buy one little device and show multiple photos. I admit I'd buy it,for, like, 15$.
But surely this is not worth 200 bucks XD
The best part is that the website you showed states that it is only "Early bird 5000 pcs".
So even if all those 5000 pieces sell out how likely would it be for one buyer to EVER meet another buyer (who is unknown to the first buyer) by chance in a random public place anywhere in the world?
Well.... probably close to 0.
The early bird implies future sales but at an increased price
Babe why aren’t you wearing the NFT I got you ? 😢
If I saw someone walking around with one of these I would know “he is gullible and I wish I was a scammer because he is waving a flag that reads ‘scam me’”
Not a week ago I drunkenly proposed being forced to wear your terrible NFTs as a suitable punishment for participating in the scams, and here we are being sold the right to have that.
If the have the nerve to wear it as their avatar, why not display it in real life?
Not gonna lie though, I do actually really like the thought of having a pendant or some other decorative piece of clothing having a digital display on it (even if keeping them charged might potentially be inconvenient in some cases), cause that opens up a lot of opportunities for customization in all sorts of ways. It's just bloody stupid that such a neat idea is being dragged through the mud by NFTwats and such.
You mean like smartwatches?
@@TheLargeHardonCollider Somewhat, but preferably without all the extra apps and gadgets. Like primarily just image/gif display based (maybe with bluetooth/cord support for syncing to costumes, dunno) so that it doesn't take a lot of battery power to even have idling, y'know? Also would be loads less complicated and expensive than smartwatches overall as a result (in theory at least).
@@norrecvizharan1177 You do realise this pillz rubbish is just a cheap Chinese knockoff of proper smart watch tech. Just get a cheap $40-50 knock off smartwatch, remove the tech and screen from the watch body, stick it in some fancy pendant you designed. Program it from your phone to permanently display a wallpaper or scroll through a set of photos, etc. Voila, everything you described without the NFT crap.
@@Hairy_Takoyaki right, but what they're saying is that the idea would be neat if it was just a display you can load an image or two on.
A smart watch (even a cheap one) has a lot of components that a pendant wouldn't need.
Maybe one made with e-paper tech so the display looks more natural and is more battery efficient
There has to be a market for digital picture frame in this form factor. No network connectivity, just locally stored pictures/gif. Old people will love something like this, carrying around a old timey locket filled with pictures of the grandkids. There's a market for it in the anime community how would want to show off their favorite characters. If you want to go the sentimental route, a slightly more expensive model with NFC function that will trigger certain picture file or effect when tapping on other devices, perfect for couples.
I would only wear this with a dozen fridge magnets on it
the fridge magnets are probably a better investment than any NFT
@@Liondanceformei have an idea
People just asking to be kidnapped and forced to send their nft to someones wallet xD
-Pillz: Like walking around with a price tag.
It's...a glorified digital picture frame with an accelerometer.
Every time I think NFT projects can't get dumber, NFTbros manage to prove me wrong.
Chris-Chan really was ahead of the pack with that Sonichu medallion it seems.
google says that's called Baader-Meinhof phenomenon - where you suddenly notice everyone is driving the car you were shopping for, or you learn something and then see it everywhere... like globes
Globes! They are literally everywhere! Haven't you noticed?
new digital pet nfts you can wear around your neck, so a tamagotchi?
It's the web3-equivalent of wearing a Rolex because the moment you see someone with one of those you know his entire personality is centered around it.
Sorry boys, I cringed so hard that the mass of my face super-compacted into a density so great that it has developed it’s own gravitational pull that’s quickly become a black hole. The world is being pulled in; we’re doomed just because of this jewelry
Don't worry, mine created a counter-pull, we're save, I think.
By your combined cringe you will tear the very fabric of time and space apart.
The term you were looking for is Frequency Illusion, which used to be referred to as the Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon. Basically, you learn of a thing and suddenly see it everywhere.
In concept it's not that different from those digital picture frames. They just made it dumber by limiting it to nfts.
"you know automatically generated apes or avatars take too much time, lets do a colored circle with 2 eyes only" quality product...oh wait there's no product
I think anyone else who knows how to make such a device, could make it with the possibility of letting the user pick from their phone what image they want displayed there, and would probably cost a lot less than that device and nfts costs.
And in the end, probably could end up showcasing something more beautiful, interesting and pleasing than procedurally generated images.
"The issue with digital assets is that they don't have a real world presence".
That wasn't a problem that needed a solution, much less some sort of dumb medallion.
You wear the medallion to show your NFT, I wear a printed piece of paper on a string. We are not the same.
“Let’s be honest, there’s gay people out there” is honestly my fav quote from the video. It’s makes us sound like some kind of cryptid, like let’s be honest Aliens are out there. I love it 😂
I still like using the phrase "the gays" in a joking way like this. "Great question Cotton, let's see what the gays have to say about this." :)
@@TheLargeHardonCollider I speak for The Gays collective this minute, and we say "Throw anyone wearing that NFT shit in the nearest flowing water to wash away there ego"
I really love the "this necklace can get you a crypto-loving GF" in the ad. Because that is totally a thing that can happen.
You know what else you could buy? Those toy kittens/puppies that come in a little carrier with all the vet tools.. Or literally anything else
The idea of a necklace with a small digital screen where you can pick what it looks like is pretty smart, shame they had to balls it up by attaching expensive monkey jpegs to it. Hell, I'm guessing if you removed the NFT and tamagotchi crap this could realistically retail for probably $40
Except for the NFT part, I think the tech itself is kinda cool, could see people in the rave scene being into em. wonder if it could be used outside of the NFT environment
"I'll shit on something else tomorrow". Gonna use this as my new sign-off for work emails...
On the one hand, it's a really niche product. On the other hand, it's as expensive as a dozen graphic/logo t-shirts and serves the same purpose. As for dating (because the promo video focused on it for some reason), I guess NFT bros could use their PEELZ for instant communication, like a handkerchief in the back pocket.
It's focused on dating cause there's probably a legitimate connection between people who are desperate for a relationship. And nft bros who are still in despite it being proven over and over that it's a scam
okay, look. If this wasn't attached to NFTs I wouldn't have a problem with it at all. The design seems neat (simple, I'm talking more about what seems like the fact it can be worn in a bunch of different ways). If it was just like one of those digital picture frames then I would think that's cool. Idk, I guess my idea is it would be like...a button that cycles through designs instead of staying static. You could walk around with a 100 buttons without clinking up a storm every time you move! (you know, so long as you're okay with it cycling through them one at a time.) You could even make a template so people can easily make their own designs to put on it. Possibly also with a market place kind of a thing where people can sell or distribute their designs for free. I could really see something like that easily becoming a fad. (probably _just_ a fad though.) You might as well put a clock face on it too since its so circular and its something people would be wearing.
200$ seems like a lot for that premise though. Especially since people would probably lose interest after a year or two.
The woman about to step in the cab: "oooohhh, you, too, just happened to buy one of these picture pendants - $5 from China, postage included? Cool."
(nobody actually says this. But nobody behaves like the folks in video either, so...)
We need more things like this for other groups of people I don't want to deal with. This is an amazing public service.
There are already quite a few. Blue/pink hair. Nose/face piercings/face tattoos. Pronoun badges etc.
@@SalemikTUBERed hats, openly carrying rifles in walmart, super lifted pick up trucks 🗿
I want people to wear this so I can publicly humiliate them and point and laugh
A necklace that can display a little digital image actually sounds cool tho, if it wasn't an NFT and like $300 it could be a nice fashion thing
I'm sure you could make this with a $50 smartwatch if it doesn't already exist
Or you know, print the photo and put It in a locket?
This is nothing... tag heuer made a luxery watch to display your NFT's.. 😂
wat
That's okay, tag watches look awful anyway
flashing to the world that you have money you don't know how to be responsible with. screaming at the top of your lungs that you're open to having your money snatched from you
Now you can screenshot their nft in real life by taking a picture of it.
This may replace the red maga hat as the item of clothing scammers look for to pick out a mark
You mean pink pussy hat?
Idk what’s worse, being scammed as a crypto/nft bro for your maga hat, or your family not bringing flowers to your grave as a a biden voter… probably the crypto one
Now you're not just a mark on the internet, you can be a mark in real life too!
How to spot an idiot-inator Mk. II
Maga hat plus wearing a trump nft necklace... you know someone would do it. I bet you would have a fascinating conversation with them.
Fun fact: When your NFTs get stolen, this jewellery instantly warps to their new owner
The Baader-Meinhof phenomenon. Also I thoroughly enjoy your content
Me, in a rootop bar: "You wanna see my $500,000 dollar TamagotchI? Wait, where are you going?"
if you are in a party and everyone have them then you are in postal game.
This is literally Chris Chan’s Sonichu medallion but with a higher marketing budget
For $200, I can wear 3x old phones on my neck with screenshots of nfts.
You know things are bad in this space when Kira has to explain himself.
I sometimes wonder why every thing is fucked.
Then Kira uploads.
I will pay someone to make a copy of these with memory card full of all NFT images, just to piss them off.
Hate these projects. They don’t *do* anything and people still make it their whole life.
As a I had a phase where I'd wear a dog collar (an actual collar from the pet store) to be "alternative" and somehow that is way more cringe than my 14 yo ass
I wore a cat collar pika 😂
That happens all the time when I learn a new word. Never heard it my whole life. Then after learning it...see it like 3 times in 2 days. lol.
I always learn new words on this channel. This episode: 1. Phygital. 2. Incelly
Honestly, if it was like a $20 keychain or a phone strap where you could program it to change it to different images or something that would be pretty cool.
This thing's for posers. The _real_ cool kids have their NFTs tattooed on their foreheads.
If you want to "own" a piece of art, commission someone for it and for the rights to it. It would actually be cheaper.
That also *actually* gets the artists paid.
"...just run before they start bringing out the ceremonial daggers." THAT killed me :D :D :D wonderful vid
After a stressfull day Kira shitting on stupid NFT crap and a good beer is exactly what I need.
Inb4 it comes out that it is mayor security risk, getting phones hacked
I'd love a cute little bracelet or necklace that displays pngs of my choice! But nothing to do with nfts, just like a locket that can holdd thousands of pictures instead of one.
I went through incredible olympic level mental gymnastics to understand what "Fashion device for NFTs and games" means and I failed
There's an element in that phrase that I'm probably not understanding correctly...
I however wasn't so lucky.
I think the difference between being super into star wars and NFTs is depth. Being super into NFTs is no deeper then being super into woodchips. Funny parody video idea actually, just have people wear woodchip necklaces and being like "oh wow, super nice woodchip! What kind of wood bro? Let's get married yo."
I unironically feel like someone having a fascination with woodchips would be more interesting than someone into NFTs. I'm sure they could share interesting wood facts and some bizzare nature/industrial lore. And they're not going to try to scam me into their pyramid scheme lol
Studies show light mode adjusted for room brightness is better for your eyes than dark mode.
The NFT medallion is actually clingier than Chris-chan's sonichu one 👀
This reminds me of when I put my notch-ear pichu on my pokewalker and then lost it. So sad. Still hurts.
I realized im a psycho when i discord streamed for friends and they saw that everything i was using was in light mode.
The bias you are referring to at 1:00 is the Availability Heuristic. Mind's bias to quickly recognize information in the surroundings that was acquired in recent events.
Someone gifted me rainbow earrings in Decentraland a while back. I'd wear them, but they're in Decentraland.
6:41 You were soo close! you had the opportunity to say "he's wearing he's NFT medallion like he's Chris Chan with he's Sonichu medallion" and you didn't take it.
For shame!
This is a Sonichu medallion. Let that sink in.
So it's a dogshit smartwatch with less hardware and no strap, for the same price, that only does one function. Man, I'm in the wrong line of work.
How fascinating. Marketing things you can have all on your phone anyway minus the last goofy part. The pitch for this would be great for a dragon's den episode.
Ceremonial daggers. Yes.
Fashion and nfts together is like trying to combine garbage and ice cream.
It doesn't work.
The mere existence of the word "phygital" makes me want to punch walls
Okay, the idea of a wearable that has a static image that you can change whenever you feel like it isn't a bad idea. People do like digital picture frames, after all. It's the NFT part that's ridiculous.
Nft version of kpop stans carrying photocards around
🤦🤦And the taxi part..."get the product, get the girl"; one of the most ancient of ad ploys... 🤦🤦🤦 What would really be fun is a device that immediately follows the URL of someone else's NFT and immediately displays it on your device (or phone). "Hey cool! I just stole it for later, see?"
This is literally those spiderman watches you got for 4 year olds in the 90s
I can only hope it stores the actual NFT so the laughs over this can continue. 😏
I think the only way this could get worse was if it was radioactive, like those anti-5G trinkets.
Awesome! Now we'll be able to spot idiots just by looking at them.
I feel like the idea of wearable art is always interesting, having something that you enjoy that could potentially or such if it's noticable, but nfts are the wrong way of going about it. Otherwise I'd just equate this to putting a Velcro patch on your backpack or keychain or something. Though if your truly passionate about your specific nft for some reason I'm sure there's better ways to do it rather than shilling out 200 bucks and potentially getting hacked or something.
The sad part is, somebody, out there, think that this is a good idea.
I think a wallpaper for your smart watch is a great idea!
Oh wait it's just a digital photo frame...... Well those are still nice
$200?????? That's just dumb
I'm into crypto, crypto gaming and nfts and I love your channel 😂 spot on observations
Had a long day and that was a good laugh... Thank you
This kind of item being worn by anyone tells the rest of us that you have way too much money to throw around, and makes you a target for straight up robbery. It practically screams, "I'm a silly crypto-bro! Please rob me!"
The third option is a key ring of a sort. That's what they mean by carabiner.
The whole "hitting it off with someone else simply because they also have/use product X" is hilarious and you see it in a lot of commercials - just replace the gadget with something else like a can of coke or a big mac or a shoe brand or something lol.
My parents fell in love the moment they tried to get into the same cab together while holding their Big Mac Meals with Large Cokes and noticed each other's stylish Converse shoes!
i just discovered the word "phygital" from this video, and "phygital" is now my most hated word i've ever heard in my life
"If you walk around looking like a dork, maybe other dorks will fuck you" is actually a marketing strategy as old as time. That's more or less how all fashion works.
1:10 copy paste from wiki-
Frequency illusion, also known as the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon or frequency bias, is a cognitive bias referring to the tendency to notice something more often after noticing it for the first time, leading to the belief that it has an increased frequency of occurrence.
this is like a sadder, more expensive version of that pokemon go plus button thing
This homepage immediately lost any and all professionalism in my view when they put the $ after the numbers.
Anyone seen wearing one of these should be publicly mocked until they wet themselves.
Please, the last thing we need is to make these people feel so marginalized that they will be integrated as part of LGBTQ+.
Looking at this thumbnail and all I can see is "Sonichu Medallion" 😂😂