via InstagramScience & TechNewsLil Nas X is fronting TikTok’s debut NFT collectionThe ‘TikTok Top Moments’ project also features Grimes and Bella PoarchShareLink copied ✔️October 4, 2021Science & TechNewsTextPatrick Benjamin TikTok is dipping its toe in the NFT game with a debut collection featuring work from everyone’s favourite internet troll, Lil Nas X. The rapper will become the first artist to drop an official TikTok NFT, alongside contributions from the social media platform’s ‘community-defining creators’ including singers Bella Poarch and Curtis Road, AI rapper FNMeka, comedian Brittany Broski, entrepreneur Gary Vaynerchuk, and photographer Jess Marciante. For the collection, ‘TikTok Top Moments’, a total of six “culturally significant” TikToks will be minted as one-of-a-kind NFTs. Lil Nas’ offering comes in the form of an alternative video for his hit “Montero (Call Me By Your Name)” made by cutout artist Rudy Willingham. “Rudy Willingham’s tribute TikTok to Lil Nas X is a hypnotic kaleidoscope of color and sound that caught the attention of millions, including Lil Nas X himself,” an official statement reads. “Each of the 81 frames features Willingham’s signature cutouts, photographed against a background that reflects a different part of LNX’s genius.” As with Lil Nas, TikTok has paired each creator with an NFT artist for their contribution to the collection, as well as enlisting the NFT expertise of Grimes to help with artistic direction. TikTok Top Moments will be made available on cryptocurrency Ethereum and will go on sale October 6. Take a look at Rudy Willingam’s Lil Nas cutout TikTok below. Expand your creative community and connect with 15,000 creatives from around the world.READ MORECould the iPhone 15 Pro kill the video game console?Is Atlantis resurfacing? Unpacking the internet’s latest big conspiracy InstagramHow to find your next Instagram obsession, according to Rings creatorsElon Musk’s Neuralink has reportedly killed 1,500 animals in four yearsCould sex for procreation soon be obsolete?Here are all the ways you can spot fake news on TikTokWhy these meme admins locked themselves to Instagram’s HQ Why did this chess-playing robot break a child’s finger?Twitter and Elon Musk are now officially at warAre we heading for a digital amnesia epidemic?Deepfake porn could soon be illegalMeet Oseanworld, the internet artist tearing up the metaverse rulebook