Most Bizarre NFTs Sold to Date | Digital Toiler Paper, Jack Dorsey's First Tweet, and More

NFTs like arts can come in many forms. It could be a portrait for your pet or a copy of your favorite song. Non-fungible tokens can also be sports memorabilia or a long-lost souvenir on an island.

As the hype for NFTs continues, some investors prefer to invest in the bizarre collectibles that sometimes are shocking while others are mind-boggling.

To see the most bizarre NFTs sold so far, here's an article to help you out.

Weird Whales

This NFT creation might be bizarre because these whales have different accessories. Although the art style borrows inspiration from an 8-bit pattern, the most notable information about this artwork is its creator.

Benyamin Ahmed managed to sell his weird collection of whales for $248,000. The fact that he's only 12 years old is what makes it more amazing.

This young coder has a long way to go, yet he's already raking thousands of dollars from selling his creations.

Toilet Paper

The next on the list is the flowery toilet paper made by Charmin. This NFT art is not your typical piece which commonly depicts people, animals, and another out-of-the-book context.

For $4,100, someone purchased this NFT. Maybe, the buyer loves toiletries, or he/she wants to have a unique collection.

Although it was strangely designed with flowers, bees, and blue vines, its purpose is rather impactful in real life. The portion of sales for this NFT went to a humanitarian organization, "Direct Relief," per Deasilex.

On top of that, Charmin only collected 1% of the total sales for itself.

Burning Banksy

Destroying an art will never be art for a true artist, but for Burnt Banksy, it goes sideways. This crazily-made NFT will never be one's preference, but the creator succeeded in making it more memorable.

First, the artist acquired the original print of a thousand-dollar artwork. The weird NFT became even more valuable when it was set on fire. It was sold for $380,000.

WarNymph

Elon Musk's former girlfriend, Claire Elise Boucher, commonly known as Grimes, created a strange NFT artwork featuring WarNymph babies. This surreal illustration includes baby angels in weird poses, resembling a dark apocalypse between immortals and humans.

This artwork fetched a whopping price of $5.8 million, and Grimes chose to allocate a fraction of the sales from an environment-friendly NGO. The organization aims to achieve its goal of decreasing carbon emissions in the air.

Jack Dorsey's First Tweet

Before stepping down from his position, the former CEO of Twitter left his fans with unforgettable memorabilia. Jack Dorsey sold his first tweet "just setting up my twttr," for a price of $2.9 million.

This NFT souvenir is something that you cannot imagine to be an expensive souvenir, not to mention that it only appears as a screenshot.

The Malaysian businessman reportedly bought it from Dorsey.

For other stories about NFTs, you can read our latest report about the best NFT markertplaces for musicians. You can also check our listicle about the best NFT wallets that you can use.

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Written by Joseph Henry