Snoop Dogg is shaking things up in the music world—again. This time, he’s ditching Spotify for a fresh partnership with Tune.FM. Why? Because Snoop’s tired of playing second fiddle to a streaming giant that pays crumbs despite his countless streams. Seriously. The man has racked up billions of plays, yet his earnings barely cover a decent lunch.
So, he’s jumping ship to Tune.FM, where blockchain tech promises instant artist payouts. Sounds fancy, right?
This partnership was launched at the Crypto Ball, where Snoop took center stage, promoting a Web3 music streaming model that aims to give artists the paychecks they deserve. Tune.FM is set to revolutionize how artists earn. They pay per second streamed, which means more cash for the artists who actually create the music, not just the ones who fill playlists. Plus, they throw in cryptocurrency, or JAM, for immediate payouts. Why wait for a check in the mail when you can cash out ASAP? Snoop even plans to move his entire catalog to Tune.FM as part of this new venture. Moreover, the integration of real-world assets into the music industry could further enhance investment opportunities for artists.
Now, let’s talk numbers. After the announcement, the HBAR token surged by 10.9%. Investors are buzzing, and trading volumes shot up. People are excited about the Hedera ecosystem and the potential for future growth.
It’s like the music industry just woke up from a long nap, and everyone’s ready to party. The JAM token, tied to Tune.FM, skyrocketed by 222%. That’s not just a little bounce; that’s a full-on leap.
The implications are massive. Blockchain offers transparency, and artists can engage directly with fans. No more middlemen taking a slice of the pie. This isn’t just a trend; it could change the future of music streaming forever.
Snoop Dogg’s move is a bold statement. Artists deserve fair pay, and maybe, just maybe, the tides are finally turning.
