The Current State of the NFT Market with Garyvee

The first year of people discovering [NFTs], their scamiest friend made $83,000 selling a penguin with a penis in its eye. Think about that. Of course normal people don't get it. They're right. It's the same reason people didn't get the Internet in '99.

If you have Google alerts on for NFTs right now and you read what's happening day to day, you would be bullish. You're not bullish because you bought an NFT for $8,000 that's now trading at $600, and you're mad.

Brother, I'm not going to stop until it's good. Like, I don't understand how anybody doesn't understand that. I'd rather fucking die than let cynics be able to write the history of VeeFriends not being a good project. I can do this forever. I'm going to do this forever.

I put out an obnoxious amount of content in the height of the height of the height ... I have unlimited receipts of saying 99% of the projects that were booming in the boom were going to 0.

I think we've become so blue and red, and I'm so deeply passionate about purple. The world has become or; it's really about and. And I have a substantial mission for VeeFriends to be a positive impact on the universe the way Marvel and Sesame Street and other intellectual properties have done so.

I'm an operator, and I'm not willing to put my head up from the sea and see what the stock ticker says—it has nothing to do with anything for me.

I hope and pray that everybody heard rule number one, which was consistent, which is do not spend money you can't afford to lose in these high things.