I first heard of crypto rapper CoinDaddy back in the heady days of January 2018, when he was featured in a New York Times article entitled “Everyone Is Getting Hilariously Rich and You’re Not.” A real-life commercial real estate manager–turned–bitcoin millionaire, CoinDaddy dressed in a white faux-fur coat with leopard-print trim, a furry white pimp hat, and Gucci sunglasses. He had some big plans, according to the piece: to shoot videos for tracks called “Lambo Party” and “Cryptomom,” the latter of which was about “all these moms [who] are pumping in their children’s savings accounts.” It was a fun parody of crypto ... (full story)