When people you trust take their masks off, in industry, is the same time they profit.

A few months ago, Didi, Romania's first virtual influencer was born, and I know just the right person that copied and boosted her creative agency's ego in the mainstream media with a similar project, after some discussions about how I did mine. The contracts came, the public came, high profile people also came to the copycat, but I kept my silence. It was a low-key beef without public coverage. Until the time shit hit the fan again.

Her methods are not new. Snake-like attitude constantly poison fellow artists' minds, portraying herself as a friendly figure trying to help and understand. I'm not the first one, and I'm not the last one, but maybe we can be fewer.

Her new jig is the NFT world. She came here to portray herself as an expert and as a veteran, holding Club House conferences and press interviews on TVs and internet channels. Twitter is flooding with her gaslighting and hustling for the great collectors. Many artists were blocked when this subject began to bleed into the community.

This NFT unlocks the full conversation, top to bottom, unfiltered, uncensored, in video format, about how it all went down, about projects, ideas, art, NFT's and all of what people like her do to the artists in this great creative industry. It's my way of getting it out there. It's my way of warning other artists without making a scandal.