TJ Allard, a producer and entrepreneur, has joined the Dogecoin community by replying to a tweet by the cryptocurrency’s developer, Billy Markus. The executive producer is well-known for his work on a variety of television projects, including the History Channel’s “The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch.”
Did someone say dogecoin?
— TJ Allard (@TjAllard) February 3, 2022
“Did someone say dogecoin?” Allard said in response to the post.
Allard has previously remarked on cryptocurrency and market-related materials, such as the satirical “Here Comes Another Bubble Song.” The CEO encouraged the authors to create another song that was more relevant to cryptocurrencies and the NFT business.
The award-winning producer is not the first Hollywood-tier celebrity to join the NFT and crypto craze as U.Today previously reported that the frontman of the famous rock band Kiss is ready to accept cryptocurrency as payment for his Las Vegas real estate, which is currently selling for $13.5 million.
Top-tier rapper and celebrity Kanye West has spoken out against NFTs, telling his followers that he will focus his time and energy on “creating actual businesses in the real world” rather than NFTs.
While Kanye has not expressed any interest in NFTs, he did back the “Bitcoin people” in 2020, when this sector was far from its current state. Dogecoin is one of the most well-known memecoins on the market, it is still regarded as nerdier than Bitcoin or NFTs, which gained popularity during the recent crypto market bounce.
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