DeeDee

This is DeeDee. DeeDees are loyal and devoted. Now, DeeDee is your friend and protector, too!

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The KINGSHIP Key Card NFT drop consists of 5,000 access-enabled Key Cards that unlock the world of KINGSHIP, a supergroup consisting of three rare Bored Apes and a rare Mutant Ape. 

Membership, in the form of four exclusive Key Cards, provides access to music, exclusive content, utility, community, and token-gated experiences over time. The KINGSHIP world is located on an island far away from the swamp where bandmates, Captain, KING, Arnell and Hud were born. Four unique Key Cards represent each band members unique tower. The cards also possess additional traits of varying rarities. By collecting all four members cards, you gain entry to a floating villa that comes with high-value real-world benefits and access.

KINGSHIP

Hold on to this Key Card. It is your access to KINGSHIPs World, both online and in real life. Collect all four for the highest tier of access. Check the official KINGSHIP Discord and Twitter for the latest announcements and partnerships.

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View From The Moon (angelbaby ft. Stolar)

View From The Moon is the second music NFT in the hume NFT ecosystem. These 50 limited edition tokens will grant you a spot on the allowlist for the Hume Genesis and are also the second ever music NFT from hume metastar, and the worlds most famous Fluf, angelbaby. This is also the first music NFT featuring Hume Chief Artist Officer Stolar. 
 In the name of building an open and creative metaverse, angelbaby and the hume collective invited moonbirds from across the metaverse to appear on the cover art. This is a first of its kind moment in which a song cover was chosen with the fans. Moonbird #4484 was chosen during a token gated hume collective decision between angelbaby and Moonbird NFT holders. 
 we are hume. we are many. wearehume.com

View From The Moon #13

Minted is the third music NFT in the hume NFT ecosystem. These 50 limited edition tokens will grant you a spot on the allowlist for the Hume Genesis and are also the third ever music NFT from hume metastar, and the worlds most famous Fluf, angelbaby. This is the first hume music NFT featuring the artist BrandYn and is inspired by the ethos of the Quirkies community.

In the name of building an open and creative metaverse, angelbaby and the hume collective invited Quirkies from across the metaverse to appear on the cover art. Hume collective members and Quirkies holders joined together to choose which Quirkie would be featured on the cover art with angelbaby. Quirkie #478 was chosen during a token gated hume collective decision.

we are hume. we are many. wearehume.com

Minted (angelbaby ft. BrandYn)

Minted is the third music NFT in the hume NFT ecosystem. These 50 limited edition tokens will grant you a spot on the allowlist for the Hume Genesis and are also the third ever music NFT from hume metastar, and the worlds most famous Fluf, angelbaby. This is the first hume music NFT featuring the artist BrandYn and is inspired by the ethos of the Quirkies community. 

 In the name of building an open and creative metaverse, angelbaby and the hume collective invited Quirkies from across the metaverse to appear on the cover art. Hume collective members and Quirkies holders joined together to choose which Quirkie would be featured on the cover art with angelbaby. Quirkie #478 was chosen during a token gated hume collective decision. 

  we are hume. we are many. wearehume.com

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Alexander 23

RIP You and Me was one of the first songs I wrote for my debut album Aftershock. Ironically, it ultimately became the clear and obvious choice to be the final song on the album (more on this later). I hadnt really written any songs since my previous EP Oh No, Not Again! and didnt know exactly where I wanted to go with the next round of music which I think is both the scariest and most freeing time for a songwriter. I booked a spontaneous trip to Miami to get inspired and thats where this song started.

While I was in Miami, I realized that although a relationship of mine had ended, there was still a lot I wanted to say to her and things I hoped she knew. I began to think of this song as a kind of eulogy for a relationship and thats where the title was born. After I had the working concept and some of the lyrics I sat down at the piano and that chorus melody line was one of the first things that came out. It was really funny working on this sad piano song while all of the other studios were bumping insanely loud reggaeton. I actually think this weirdly ended up inspiring the bridge, in that I knew the song had to dial up to 10 at some point to really capture the emotion.

When I got back to LA, I lived with the song for a little bit and really loved it, but it felt like something was missing to really put it over the top. It felt like one of the most harmonically sophisticated songs I had ever made and I really wanted to lean into that. I called Charlie Puth and had him not only replay all of the piano I had played but also add that outro solo which I could not be happier to have as the last moment on the album. 

This song had to be the final song on the album because to me this song is closure personified. Its looking back at all the highs and all the lows, exhaling, and saying we gave it our best shot. I think of the duality of the really intense bridge and the outro piano solo as kind of the perfect encapsulation of that feeling. I think this song defines the Aftershock era and Im so grateful for it. 