Tai Verdes: You know, here I am, the latest, the greatest version of myself, Tai Verdes. Coming up on the show, why musicians are diving into the metaverse. Welcome to The Journal, our show about money, business and power. In the future, will we all be going to concerts in the metaverse? Artists like Marshmello, Travis Scott, and Ariana Grande have all performed in these virtual worlds, attracting millions of fans to virtual stages, and this new trend raises a question. Concerts like the one Tai Verdes just held in the metaverse are becoming increasingly popular. I spent about 20 minutes in the metaverse and then I got out and went back to the universe where I don't look like a LEGO man, but where I also don't get to hang glide. I'm hang gliding around this virtual world with palm trees and ocean and trees and cliffs and waterfalls and a giant Tai Verdes.
Oh, I got launched into a cannon, into a hang glide. Oh wow, now we're like in a new world and there's Tai, he's like enormous. It's like I'm in Santa Monica or something, there's like a Ferris wheel. I've got my little avatar here, I look like a LEGO man. I'm at home and I am about to go to a concert in the metaverse. But this concert was unlike anything I'd been to before, because it took place in a strange new virtual venue in the metaverse. Ryan Knutson: A few weeks ago, I went to a concert to see a performance by Tai Verdes.
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