25 years ago, rapper Jay-Z released his debut album “Reasonable Doubt”. Artist Derek Adams turned it into a digital artwork now for sale.
7:29 PM, June 26, 2021

A quarter of a century after the release of his debut album, “Reasonable Doubt,” the American rapper is up for auction. Jay Z (51) Digital artwork based on the cover. the artist Derek Adams You’ve made work for the rapper, Sotheby’s announced Friday in New York. It will be auctioned off as a so-called NFT (non-fungible token), a type of digital certificate of authenticity.
There can be any number of mirror copies of an element, but only this copy can be considered the original. NFTs have been booming: recently, a linked version of a digital artist collage was made Pebble It auctioned for $69.3 million. For “reasonable doubt” digital artwork, interested parties can bid online until July 2nd; Cryptocurrencies are also allowed.
Reasonable Doubt began Jay-Z’s career, who is married to singer Beyoncé and has three children. Since then, the rapper has released about ten more albums.

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