SNEAK PEEK
- Gab Jetski and FVCKRENDER to launch the 90’s Kids Project on December 15.
- Gab and FVCKRENDER channeled their 90’s nostalgia through the NFT collection.
- Project is meant to be a celebration of the skate culture and all of the things that made it great.
Gab Jetski and FVCKRENDER are bringing skate culture to Web3 with the 90’s Kids Project. Combining the old with the new, they are helping to bridge the gap between the past and present.
Meet the founders: @fvckrender and @Gab_Jetski
🛹🔥 #90sKIDS pic.twitter.com/rjU3FOAnMG— 90’s kids 🛹 MINTING DEC 15TH (@90s_kids_club) December 9, 2022
The project is a collaboration between two web3 artists to bring skateboarding culture to the blockchain. The online skateboarding platform bridges the gap between authentic skate culture and the digital world.
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They plan to post contests geared toward fostering networks and assisting to inspire participants to create artwork and skate collectively. Moreover, the artists aim to sponsor skaters from across the world, presenting them with bodily products, skate decks, and NFTs.
YOOO!! OUR LAUNCH IS DECEMBER 15TH.
The mascots are here with good news 🛹🛹 90s Kids is launching soon!
Still need 90’s list? Sign up for the premint or comment your favorite mascot to be considered 🔥 pic.twitter.com/0fmnNuRsX1
— 90’s kids 🛹 MINTING DEC 15TH (@90s_kids_club) December 6, 2022
In the Skate contest program, members will create artwork for product designs, voting will be done, and the winner could be eligible for prizes.
Gab Jetski and FVCKRENDER want to create their own version of skate culture in the digital world. The project is about creating a safe space for skate culture, which is why they are focusing on the 1990s.
Moreover, these artists have channeled their 90s nostalgia and created a mash-up of 90s skate culture and web3. They are part of a group of artists who are bringing skate culture back to the mainstream.
The 90’s Kids Project is meant to be a celebration of skate culture and all of the things that made it great. It is meant to celebrate the 90s in a modern way. It is meant to take the 90s and bring it into the 21st century in a new and exciting way.
