The use of bitcoin in music poems and film themes shows that popular culture clearly reflects increased awareness of digital currencies.
According to DJ Exchanges, Eminem's new song <Not Alike> released on his new album, available on Spotify, includes <Everybody doing bitcoin> alongside the rapper's descriptions of everyday life.
In this song, as expected, Eminem has used profanity and vicious words of violence. This song is just one of several examples of digital currency references in modern culture.Eminem is not the first rapper to use the word bitcoin in his song. In the year 2014, Toby and Decap wrote a song called <Welcome to the China Block>, which referred to <the loss of power and the empowerment of money.> The song featured inflation as a tax that steals your money, and the two broke into <fractional reserve banking> because <the money we have is like a debt that we have to repay more than twice as much.>
But rappers aren't the only artists who have come to terms with bitcoin in today's world.
Musicians have been paying more attention to digital currencies in recent years.
Tatiana Moroz released her own album, Tatianacoin, along with an album. He raised funds in year 2014 with the help of Adam B. Levine of the Let's Talk Bitcoin podcast and sold tokens through CoinPowers. His goal was to bring musicians and their fans together using blockchain technology.
John Barrett, country singer of the year 2016, wrote the song <Ghazal for Satoshi> in tribute to the creator of bitcoin, in which he called Satoshi a savior.
Naomi Brockwell wrote the song <Bitcoin Girl> based on the song <Uptown Girl> in year 2016 to raise public awareness about Bitcoin.
In year 2012, Kryptina sang <Love You Like Bitcoin> based on Selena Gomez's <Love You Like A Song> about Bitcoin and praised its features such as encryption.
Crypto in Hollywood
Digital currencies were to becom popular after the release of Crypto 2019, and a large number of people will be familiar with it. The film will focus on money laundering and will feature actors such as Alexis Bledel and Kurt Russell. Also featured in the trailer for this film are hacking and cyber security.Late last year, when Bitcoin set new records, an episode of the television series <The Big Bang Theory> was about the wacky serial character who extracted Bitcoin many years ago and was trying to find his bitcoin again. When they recover the lost laptop, they find that they have dumped bitcoins into a flash and lost it years ago.
Also featured in Dope 2015, a high school boy named Malcolm explains to his friends about Bitcoin and calls it the only currency people will use in the future. However, the boy and his friends use bitcoin to buy drugs.
Popular culture clearly reflects the growing awareness of digital currencies.