The Andy Milonakis NFT, EP. 13 – Goat soup
Tonight on Andy Milonakis NFT: It’s Goat Soup Time. Milonakis announced the title of their first serious NFT collection and released the first sample, pictured above. The Goat Soup team chose pixel art and a 24×24 format because the project is 100% on chain. This means that their coins must be light because they will be living in the Ethereum blockchain. We’ll come back to Goat Soup soon enough, but first …
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Did you notice the parallelism between Andy Milonakis’ very first NFT and his Bored Ape?
My first nft on os purchase, only 2.5 months ago. I still have it. https://t.co/CeXGBawKWU
– Andy Milonakis (@andymilonakis) November 17, 2021
Look, they’re both crying and everything.
Spinner Hat group on the 60th floor. 34.5 10 days ago. let’s go spinners. I really want a cheetah too but it’s too rich now pic.twitter.com/5jFYdPgFQS
– Andy Milonakis (@andymilonakis) November 17, 2021
Was it fate or did Milonakis organize this? We wouldn’t know, but he bought the Bored Ape in the previous episode for 30 ETH. Today, the floor price of BAYC is almost 50 ETH. This is what we in the industry call timing.
Ape is almost at 50. 10 days ago they were at 30. Not my best multiple so far but definitely my best timed buy for a big NFT by far. I was so close to holding out until the end of November, glad I didn’t. Also very happy with my creature, my cool cat and my new baby cyberkongz. pic.twitter.com/pz4Pg2Gci3
– Andy Milonakis (@andymilonakis) November 16, 2021
Fair compensation for Goat Soup pixel artist
Andy Milonakis is here to make the world a better place. The artist who drew his pixel goats charged him way too little, and he asked the community, “You think if I give her a bonus 50 times, what she quoted me in there. origin is correct? Later, we will learn that the woman only asked for $ 500.
the game nft mother teresa pic.twitter.com/TchmCZlG4k
– pud (@thepudberry) November 18, 2021
But wait, Milonakis wants to help but, let’s not exaggerate. He won’t give him a percentage of sales until version two of Goat Soup. “I think if we sell I should give him around 50K and maybe for version 2 I’ll help him with the crypto and give a percentage?”
She doesn’t have a wallet or crypto and just wants money, so far I’ve paid her around $ 3000, she asked for $ 500. I think if we sell I should give her like 50K and maybe for version 2 I will help her with the crypto and give a percentage?
– Andy Milonakis (@andymilonakis) November 18, 2021
Yet he has a reason for that. And that’s a good thing, Milonakis plans to spend the rest of his life building utilities for those goat soup NFTs. The artist, on the other hand, only spent a few days drawing them. Is Andy right or is he exploiting? In the end, he decides to give her the $ 50,000. âI tweeted this because I wanted to be transparent. I think the asking price 100X is fair.
I also think time is precious, so if I’m going to spend countless hours and years building utilities and spending my life on them, around 4 or 5 days creating 24 pixel art, we have to be reasonable. I tweeted this because I wanted to be transparent. I think the asking price 100X is right
– Andy Milonakis (@andymilonakis) November 18, 2021
In the responses, the community seems to think that what Milonakis did was more than fair. Remember, artist Goat Soup only asked for $ 500. The question remains, should he have offered him a percentage?
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Intermission: Art inspired by Andy Milonakis
Speaking of pixel art, Milonakis received another gift from an artist in the NFT community. This one is a tribute to Andy’s obsession with sushi.
Holy shit, I love it so much. You even designed my button-down globe shirt, thank you https://t.co/oGPEHfoFK4
– Andy Milonakis (@andymilonakis) November 17, 2021
Will they hit it like NFT? Will Milonakis buy it?
Behind the scenes of the Goat Soup collection
There are details about the birth of the Goat Soup collection that will be of interest to future artists and entrepreneurs of NFT. For example, why didn’t Milonakis release Goat Soup tokens?
When I got rid of the token idea for this first launch, I reduced the number of parts almost in half to 3,774. This will cut project profits by over $ 1 million up front. I’m here for the long haul, fuck, let’s go. I will soon reveal the name and the art. Launch issue 7-10 days
– Andy Milonakis (@andymilonakis) November 18, 2021
The the reasons are that Milonakis wanted to consult a lawyer first and wanted to create a community with people interested in art and real utility, not with crypto bros looking for annuities.
In the following tweet, he explains why he decided to make Goat Soup a 100% channel, a fact that dictated the direction of the project. âMost of the NFTs at sea are not on-chain and the images are hosted on a server somewhere. My project will exist on the etherium blockchain, and that’s why its pixel art â
i was inspired by @AnonymiceNFT to publish my project entirely on the channel. Definitely more involved, but most of the NFTs at sea are not on-chain and the footage is hosted on a server somewhere. My project will exist on the etherium blockchain, and that’s why its pixel art
– Andy Milonakis (@andymilonakis) November 18, 2021
And, finally, here Milonakis announces Goat Soup as the name of the collection and shows a sample.
The name of my NFT series is Goat Soup. 3774 entirely on chain. Released in about a week. Here is one of the critters. There will be different types of bowls, soup, fur colors, hats, horns and eyes pic.twitter.com/xlZOclC9Vd
– Andy Milonakis (@andymilonakis) November 19, 2021
Intermission: the little ones
Another piece from Andy’s collection, here he recounts how he helped The Toddlerpillars by suggesting a trait through their Discord server.
It is my favorite @toddlerpillars Funny anecdote: if you have a trait with a toy to see and say (the cow will moo)⦠I gave them the idea of ââthat trait and maybe another. Disclosure: they put me in touch with 2 nfts as a thank you pic.twitter.com/oVFMujIdye
– Andy Milonakis (@andymilonakis) 20 November 2021
âDisclosure: They put me in touch with 2 nfts as a thank you. Good for you, Andy.
Milonakis fights the masses, Pt. 1000
Another chapter, another case of Milonakis feeding the trolls. He likes that. This time around, however, the criticism is on his goat soup collection.
How do you know I haven’t built a community? https://t.co/W6ZgvJoFJu
– Andy Milonakis (@andymilonakis) November 19, 2021
This is a poorly documented opinion, given that the Goat Soup Discord server has over 8,000 members and every post elicits this kind of reaction:
And here, a degen calls Andy a crook. Milonakis replies, âIt shows a lack of character that you randomly accuse people of shit without doing any research. Sorry, but with that attitude, you won’t be able to.
you’re literally retweeting NFT contests, you’re fucking nuts for that. It shows a lack of character that you randomly accuse people of shit without doing any research. Sorry but with this attitude you will not be able to do it https://t.co/9QQ6kRZVtC
– Andy Milonakis (@andymilonakis) November 19, 2021
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The essentials of goat soup
At the suggestion of the public, the Goat Soup project has a Twitter account:
Good call. @goatsoupnft https://t.co/6QGSjkk3N1
– Andy Milonakis (@andymilonakis) 20 November 2021
Andy and the team also purchased the .com domain. No site yet, however.
http://goatsoup.com/
Well, Milonakis is already thinking about the future. And on how to bring value to NFTs. “When I release my first hip hop single on opensea, anyone who has a Goat Soup nft (my upcoming series) will get a free mint.”
When I release my first hip hop single on opensea, anyone who has a Goat Soup nft (my upcoming series) will get a free mint one.
– Andy Milonakis (@andymilonakis) November 19, 2021
The Goat Soup NFTs will be released in a week. There will be a private sale for those members of the Discord server who have been lucky enough to be whitelisted, and right after that there will be a public sale for anyone interested. There is a good chance the project will sell out in a few hours. We’ll let you know what happened in the next episode of⦠The Andy Milonakis NFT Show.
Featured Image: The first goat, revealed through this tweet | Charts by TradingView
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