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The “Renegade” dance to K Camp’s infectious single “Lottery” took over the internet unlike anything before and became the most iconic cultural touchpoint for the TikTok generation, garnering over 35M “creates” on the platform. It was performed by everyone from Lizzo to Kourtney Kardashian and created a whole new generation of celebrities from Charli D'Amelio to Addison Rae.
The original creator of the dance was finally revealed to be 14 year old Jalaiah Harmon by Taylor Lorenz in The New York Times and supported by tweets from Michelle Obama. It sparked a conversation about young black creators not getting due credit for their creations that significantly impact global culture. Jalaiah went on to perform at the 2020 NBA All-Star Game halftime show, at the Ellen Show and was nominated for an MTV Award.
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- Holograms available on the Jadu Appfor fans to view in AR and record videos with the original creators.
- Designed for user generated content to help increase the cultural relevance and hence the value of the assets.
- Own 1/1 NFTs representing the cultural value generated by the dances with your name/contract linked on the app.
- Own Jadu's Genesis drop and be a part of the journey as we build the blockchain backed AR platform of the future.
- Volumetrically captured performances natively meant for AR, VR worlds and holographic displays of the future.
- Receive access to the OBJ Sequence, compressed MP4s, hologram player and terabytes of RAW data.
Metaverse Ready Holographic Performances captured with 106 cameras and made available in AR on the Jadu App
Our Genesis Collection features single edition holograms of three of the internet's most iconic dance trends showcasing the kaleidoscopic spectrum of black art in the US from Atlanta Hip Hop, Jersey Club and Country Rap. (10B+ Views)
Much of internet culture, specifically viral dances, originate from black creators who often don't see monetary gain/credit. This collection is a way to use NFTs to reclaim these trends for the original creators while immortalizing their performances as holograms.
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The “Renegade” dance to K Camp’s infectious single “Lottery” took over the internet unlike anything before and became the most iconic cultural touchpoint for the TikTok generation, garnering over 35M “creates” on the platform. It was performed by everyone from Lizzo to Kourtney Kardashian and created a whole new generation of celebrities from Charli D'Amelio to Addison Rae.
The original creator of the dance was finally revealed to be 14 year old Jalaiah Harmon by Taylor Lorenz in The New York Times and supported by tweets from Michelle Obama. It sparked a conversation about young black creators not getting due credit for their creations that significantly impact global culture. Jalaiah went on to perform at the 2020 NBA All-Star Game halftime show, at the Ellen Show and was nominated for an MTV Award.
Metaverse Ready
- Holograms available on the Jadu Appfor fans to view in AR and record videos with the original creators.
- Designed for user generated content to help increase the cultural relevance and hence the value of the assets.
- Own 1/1 NFTs representing the cultural value generated by the dances with your name/contract linked on the app.
- Own Jadu's Genesis drop and be a part of the journey as we build the blockchain backed AR platform of the future.
- Volumetrically captured performances natively meant for AR, VR worlds and holographic displays of the future.
- Receive access to the OBJ Sequence, compressed MP4s, hologram player and terabytes of RAW data.
Metaverse Ready Holographic Performances captured with 106 cameras and made available in AR on the Jadu App
Our Genesis Collection features single edition holograms of three of the internet's most iconic dance trends showcasing the kaleidoscopic spectrum of black art in the US from Atlanta Hip Hop, Jersey Club and Country Rap. (10B+ Views)
Much of internet culture, specifically viral dances, originate from black creators who often don't see monetary gain/credit. This collection is a way to use NFTs to reclaim these trends for the original creators while immortalizing their performances as holograms.
As seen on: Good Morning America — CoinDesk — The New York Times
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