Ja Rule's NFT ClubCards Includes All-expenses Paid Trip to New York; Fans Not Worried It Can Be Another Fyre Fest

Ja Rule's new NFT collection, ClubCards, will soon arrive. However, the popular American rapper is linked to the fraud concert, Frye Fest.

The musician confirmed the new non-fungible token card series via his official Twitter account.

"ClubCards are your WL pass to the Rascals!!! Coming soon... thanks for all the support!!!," said Ja Rule.

In the comment section, many fans shared their support. Some of them even posted the passes they received from ClubCards.

Ja Rule ClubCards NFT Collection

According to The Verge's latest report, the new NFT series is already accepting member registrations. Those who already signed up for ClubCards will soon have exciting giveaways.

These include physical merchandise, such as badges and clothing. Now, one of the lucky winners shared that he had already received an all-expenses-paid trip to New York City.

This giveaway will allow him to see Ja Rule perform live. Paul Hawron, a college graduate in Arkansas, said that he and his partner flew in January.

Thankfully, their trip was a successful one. Hawron even shared that Ja Rule seems to be a really genuine individual.

The lucky college graduate is just one of the fans that still support the American rapper despite the massive fraudulent concert he is linked to.

Fans Not Worried About Another Frye Fest

When Hawron was asked if he was nervous about his previous trip to see Ja Rule, the college graduate said that he had forgotten about the scam music fest that the rapper recently promoted

He added that he only remembered the issue after one of his friends reminded him about the Frye Fest. For those who don't know, this massive music festival scam, Frye Fest, happened back in 2017.

Thousands of people had purchased expensive Frye Fest tickets to see Ja Rule and other musicians and celebrities. However, they were welcomed by a disorganized event, reported by CNBC.

If you want to see more details about Frye Fest, you can visit this link.

In other news, around $1.7 million worth of OpenSea NFTs were lost because of a massive phishing attack. Meanwhile, Salesforce NFT employees threatened to quit their jobs if the company launched a cloud platform.

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Written by: Griffin Davis