Exclusive NFT presale to treat all the hard workers, feat. Snoop Dogg and Billy Ray Cyrus
Blue-collar workers are the gears that make the world go round. They turn in a hard day’s work day after day, so there is little question that these professions hold a valuable place in society. Unfortunately, despite their contributions, these hard workers often go unnoticed.
Cointelegraph and Web3 metaverse concert platform Animal Concerts have joined together to recognize the efforts of hard workers and overachievers with a nonfungible token (NFT) collection named A Hard Working Man (AHWM).
Inspired by “A Hard Working Man” — a song from The Avila Brothers, Billy Ray Cyrus and Snoop Dogg — this NFT collection comes as a celebration of all the blue-collar friends and family. The NFTs show artist renditions of Cyrus and Snoop Dogg sporting various outfits from different blue-collar careers.
This collection is now available to the public, and all hard workers are invited to receive early access to the NFT project in two categories: “Blue Collar Pass – Hustler Edition” and “Blue Collar Pass – Overachiever Edition.” This limited presale pass is live from Jan. 25 through Feb. 10.
The presale involves buying a Blue Collar Pass NFT at a discount compared with the public mint price of the AHWM NFT from the same edition, ensuring the holder receives an NFT from the AHWM collection. Buying a Blue Collar Pass NFT means the holder will end up with two NFTs — the presale pass received at the time of purchase and a free airdropped NFT from the AHWM collection to the wallet holding the presale pass during the collection’s public mint.
Holding the Blue Collar Pass NFT also gives the owner other advantages as well, such as certain future NFT drop privileges and access to a related private Discord channel for the Blue Collar Pass.
Join Cointelegraph, Animal Concerts, The Avila Brothers, Cyrus and Snoop Dogg in becoming part of “A Hard Working Man” community by claiming your Blue Collar Pass Hustler Edition or Overachiever Edition.
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