NFT Heist To Be The First Movie-Parody On NFTs – Stephen Colbert 

‘NFT Heist,’ a hit film, mocks the NFT industry and the bizarre digital art that has been selling for exorbitant prices.

Stephen Colbert, a well-known American comedian and TV broadcaster, debuted ‘NFT Heist’ on his talk show ‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.’

“For a while now, one of the hottest tech trends has been NFTs. It’s hard to believe that just in one year, we’ve gone from having no idea what they are to having no idea why they are,”

Colbert introduced the movie’s trailer, sarcastically.

The comedian and host also mentioned that NFTs have become the hottest commodity in the art world.

Showing examples of a Bored Ape sold for $3.4 million, and a CryptoPunk purchased for $11.8.

“With so much money flowing into the NFT market, it’s no surprise that it has attracted a new generation of art thieves,”

the host joked, while sharing the news of the $1.7 million worth of NFTs that were recently stolen.

In comparison to the highly priced masterwork ‘Fart Beaver’ NFT, the phony movie trailer mocks classic art, calling masters Monet, Van Gogh, and Rembrandt’s work “incompetent.”

In the crypto world, dating applications are gaining popularity.

Bumble exhibited interest in Web 3.0 and metaverses a few months ago, while ‘Lonely Ape Dating Club’ just established a dedicated dating app for NFT holders.

In recent crypto dating news, Tinder’s official Twitter account asked its followers for their favorite female artists yesterday.