According to Death Row Records, one of the most effective rap artists of all time is going to be featured in an NFT anthology. Tupac was the focus of attention during a compilation of never-before-seen photos from his 2pacalypse Now album launch party. this might be with respect to the 30th anniversary celebration of the record label.
The collection consists of 17 shots, which were taken at an unplanned photoshoot in 1992 by hip-hop journalist Lawrence "Loupy D" Dotson. During the premiere party at the Glam Slam club in Los Angeles, all photos were taken with a 35mm disposable black and white camera.
Despite having the photographs for nearly three decades, Dotson has kept them to himself until now, showing them only to select friends and acquaintances. Each rarely seen image comes with a framed print of the original shot, autographed by Dotson himself, and depicts Tupac in a pre-fame light that is rarely seen.
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Each shot symbolizes a particular collectible, with the 18th "Super NFT" combining the entire collection. The complete collection is currently up for auction on OpenSea until November 29 at 9 p.m. PST. The steep minimum bid of 25 ETH, on the other hand, will deter all but the most ardent collectors.
The "100k Trees 4 Humanity" program will benefit from a share of the proceeds from the sale. A non-profit dedicated with restoring vegetation to the urban environment. As a result, organizers have vowed to plant one tree for each NFT, as well as an additional 400 trees for the "super NFT." All of them are in Tupac's native county of Marin, California.