Ryan Maloney and a co-host debate whether to take over the @NFT Instagram and TikTok for two weeks. They worry about looking credible on camera, reference Logan Paul's NFT missteps, and debate whether the stunt would feel authentic or just hype.
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Wow, NFT is looking for a new manager on TikTok. Sorry, man, I'm busy. You're perfect for it. Dude, you're wasting your time. People are gonna see this and think, why is he even making that video? You sometimes sound like you know what you're talking about when it comes to NFTs. Dude, I'm too old. People will make fun of your gray hair and your ill-fitting whatever you're wearing there, but you got to get out of your comfort zone. I don't do hype. That's why they need authenticity, somebody who thinks about what they say before they say it. I just want to draw NFTs, run a creative agency. I have two kids. Yeah, you make your cute little books too. Why don't you just stop promoting, get out of your comfort zone? Trust me, you're wasting your time. People are gonna see this video. You're coming with me. Oh, what What is this place? Welcome to #greenscreen. This is the branded environment you'll create for @NFT. Just look at the camera and start hyping this. Dude, you gave me Logan Paul my first test? Sorry, here's a new test. You just showed me that screenshot like 4 seconds ago! I didn't have time to take any more screenshots, plus my phone is in use, so it's sort of impossible. You want to see me do a 2-week takeover of the @NFT handle? Tag @NFT in the comments and hit that like button. How'd I do? You were supposed to say smash that like button.
