Till Lindemann, the lead singer of infamous German metal band Rammstein, has released a NFT collection that includes a music video priced at €100,000 (A$160,000).
The token is one of 10 and offers exclusive rights to an unreleased music video filmed at the Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg. Successful bidders will be “invited (+1) to a dinner with Till Lindemann in Moscow, including flights, accommodation, and a visa for the buyer and companion”.
Currently, the only other item in Lindemann’s NFT collection is a portrait of the singer priced at €200. This has already sold several times. It is expected that more items will be added in the future.
Is This Something Fans Actually Want?
There are undoubtedly a number of wealthy Lindemann acolytes out there who would love to have dinner with their idol. But how many Rammstein fans have upwards of €100,000 to blow on a music video and a meal with him in Moscow? None of the videos has sold yet, so we’ll have to wait and see. Some fans seem disappointed that Lindemann is branching out into NFTs, though.
Global NFT Mania Continues
Recently, German car manufacturer Audi became the latest brand to jump on the NFT bandwagon, releasing six NFT artworks inspired by the new Audi A8L 60 TFSIe. In China, a number of real estate NFTs were unveiled at last month’s Taobao Maker Festival. But the cream of the NFT crop has to be the person who bought a drawing of a plain grey rock for US$103,000 this week. It’s likely that NFTs will continue to boom for a while longer, but that’s one hell of a top signal.
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