‘Lily’s Disneyland Surprise….AGAIN!’, one of the internet’s most beloved and hilarious videos, was recently sold to a music production company as NFT. The video of 2-year-old Chloe looking disgruntled at the camera earned the family about $74K.
Ever since the NFT culture began to spread, the internet’s viral and cult ‘works’ have also been sold one by one. These include Vine videos, ‘memes’ and parody songs that we still make at least smile when we see them. An internet work that has earned its owner a substantial amount of money has also recently been sold as NFT. especially in the past vines Those who have used it are quite familiar with this work.
When the missed social media platform Vine first became popular, those who participated in the videos here abundantly, symbol of dissatisfaction and disgust There was a child who had been born: Chloe. The little girl, whose video went viral years ago, staring at what was happening next to her in a confused, humiliating and dissatisfied manner once again ate the bread of her unique expression. The family, who sold the video shot in 2013 to a music company, earned tens of thousands of dollars from here.
The video that Chloe went viral with her gaze, sold for 25 Ethereum:
Chloe’s mother, Katie, was unaware that she would create a cult ‘meme’ while she was recording her children with her camera, as she had done before in 2013. Katie was uploading videos of her children to YouTube to show them to relatives living far away. Again, one day, the mother, who took the camera without even thinking of going viral, made a surprise to her daughters sitting in the back seat of the car: “We’re going to Disneyland!”
When the eldest child of the family, Lily, learned that they were going to Disneyland for the second time, she started to cry with joy. Trying to understand what’s going on around 2-year-old Chloe on the other hand, he looked at one of his sisters with pity and disgust; and to the camera.
This video first went viral on YouTube, then used in Vine videos. The video, which currently has 20 million views, has recently found a buyer as NFT. ‘Side Eyeing Chloe’, so “Side Minister Chloe” The video was sold to Dubai-based music production company 3F Music for 25 Ethereum.
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The Clem family is approximate from this sale. He earned $74k. Katie Clem, when looking at the NFT sales prices of other memes, the video was sold at a very low price; however, they are still grateful and they are happy to do this as a family. The family’s decision is to ‘HODL’ the Ethereum they have obtained, in case it rises in the future.