Ghostface Killah Unreleased lyrics are coming to the blockchain – Here’s how:

Collectors scavenge for unique, insightful items from their interests. Particularly wanted are notes and diaries. Leonardo da Vinci’s Codex Hammer sold for over 30 million in 1994. Da Vinci recorded his thoughts in his notebooks which are now owned by Bill Gates. Wu-Tang Clan’s Ghostface Killah’s new announcement should excite any hip-hop fanatics and collectors alike. Ghostface Killah enters the NFT market with unreleased lyrics.

The NFTs will be unpublished lyrics from 25 years ago onwards. The lucky people who get their hands on these unique bunch of NFTs will hold unseen lyrics from one of hip-hop’s all-timers.

Ghostface Killah wanted to release a project as the anniversary of his first solo debut album Ironman is fast approaching. He also stated that this is a good project for him to test the water, as he’s unsure how he will fit in the NFT marketplace. To try out the marketplace Ghostface Killah enters the NFT Market with unreleased lyrics.

“Music, art, or in this case, some of my lyrics, there’s a lot we can do, so I have to do some experimenting and find out what works. But for this one, people are going to get a vintage rhyme from Ghostface.”

S!ing will be releasing the NFT. S!ng are one of many music-based NFT marketplace. Ghostface Killah decided to go with S!ng as he thought they seemed the most artist-friendly and gave him the best offer.

Artists seeing more possibilities of releasing content with more financial and personal gain means more content will get into peoples hands. With accessibility growing, items can be owned by more than a handful of collectors.

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