It sounds more like the artist is the scammer then, not the nft itself. Shame on any musician who abuses the trust of their fans

I am confused here. How is this any different than selling physical cd's or digital copies? If i buy i cd, that doesn't give me exclusive rights to the music on it either. Are musicans charging extra for the nft version of a song that is cheaper if you buy it normally on itunes or whatever? I thought they were selling their music exclusively via nfts at regular price.

Which NFTs were proven to be cons? As a musician with limited crypto knowledge I'd like to research this a little more

Really? I honestly haven't seen an NFT that doesn't do exactly what it promises, but to be fair i don't follow them too extensively. If some people don't like them, then that's fair, but it doesn't make them a scam. Can you please elaborate on what you think makes them "snake oil"

I guess I'm out of the loop lol. I've never been interested in investing in meta so I don't follow it too extensively

Wait... is it already out?!?! Like people can make accounts and use it? I was under the impression that all those Xbox 360 avatar screenshots were a prototype, if those are actual in-game screenshots from the finished product then meta is completely fucked as a company lmao