South Korean-American K-pop star Kevin Woo says: “What attracted me the most to NFTs was the fact that I had absolute ownership of my music and art. I was able to create something special for my fans that had value emotionally and economically. It was a brand new way for me to express myself creatively.”
Woo has released limited-edition collectable artwork inspired by his latest single Got It, all produced in collaboration with Hong Kong-based NFT platform KLKTN (Kollektion). But that’s not all – his NFTs come with behind-the-scenes Moments in Woo’s life, private virtual-viewing parties with the singer and even exclusive one-on-one mini “dates”, where you can video chat with Woo as he drives around LA.
“Fans can get directly in on the fun and even take valuable assets for themselves as keepsakes,” says Woo. “Through NFTs, fans can now collect, own and share a piece of my music and artwork, allowing them to be a part of my artistic journey and eventually helping me produce more content for them.”
CHANGING TIMES
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