Money B Unveils NFT Track ‘Sit Next to Me’ on Gala Music Featuring Guapdad 4000

Hip
hop
legend
Money
B
has
made
a
significant
entry
into
the
world
of
NFTs
with
the
release
of
his
new
track
“Sit
Next
to
Me,”
featuring
Guapdad
4000,
on
the
Gala
Music
platform.
The
track,
available
as
a
limited
edition
NFT,
marks
another
milestone
in
the
artist’s
illustrious
career.

Money
B’s
NFT
Release

According
to

Gala
News,
the
release
is
limited
to
100
copies
and
is
now
available
in
the
Gala
Music
store.
This
reward-enabled
release
offers
fans
a
unique
opportunity
to
own
a
piece
of
hip
hop
history
while
supplies
last.

Fans
can
also
join
Money
B
for
an
exclusive
live
event
on
Gala
Music
at
5pm
PT
on
Wednesday,
June
26th,
where
he
will
further
engage
with
his
audience.

Money
B’s
Legacy
and
Web3
Evolution

Known
as
Web3
Money
B
on
social
media,
the
artist
is
a
founding
member
of
the
multi-platinum,
Grammy-nominated
hip
hop
group
Digital
Underground.
His
contributions
to
hip
hop
include
iconic
tracks
such
as
“The
Humpty
Dance,”
“Kiss
U
Back,”
and
“Same
Song,”
and
he
has
collaborated
with
legends
like
Tupac
Shakur.

Money
B’s
partnership
with
Gala
Music
underscores
his
commitment
to
embracing
new
technologies.
He
noted
that
his
decades-long
relationship
with
Gala
Music’s
president,
Leila
Steinberg,
reinforces
his
belief
in
the
platform’s
potential.
Gala
Music
allows
him
to
interact
directly
with
fans,
gamers,
and
Web3
users,
offering
exciting
incentives
like
$MUSIC
tokens,
exclusive
remixes,
and
other
collectibles.

Exclusive
Rewards
and
Future
Releases

Tracks
on
Gala
Music
paired
with
an
active
Jukebox
Node
are
eligible
for
daily
$MUSIC
rewards
based
on
platform
popularity.
By
owning
“Sit
Next
to
Me,”
NFT
collectors
can
share
in
the
track’s
success
and
generate
daily
rewards.

This
release
marks
the
beginning
of
Money
B’s
partnership
with
Gala
Music,
with
more
exclusive
releases
expected
in
the
future.
Collectors
and
fans
are
encouraged
to
secure
their
copy
of
“Sit
Next
to
Me”
while
they
still
can.

For
more
updates,
follow
Money
B
on

Twitter
and

Instagram.

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source:
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