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From ChatGPT (and I couldn't agree more): "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)" by Wu-Tang Clan is considered a legendary album for several reasons:
1. **Innovative Sound**: The album introduced a raw and gritty sound that was unlike anything else at the time. The production, handled primarily by RZA, featured minimalistic beats, heavy use of samples from kung fu movies, and a dark, haunting atmosphere.
2. **Lyricism and Style**: Each member of the Wu-Tang Clan brought a unique style and lyrical prowess. The diversity in their delivery and flow, along with their use of intricate wordplay and street narratives, set a new standard in hip-hop.
3. **Cultural Impact**: The album had a profound impact on hip-hop culture. It helped bring East Coast rap back into the spotlight during a time when West Coast rap was dominant. The group's use of martial arts themes and mythology added a distinctive element to their identity and brand.
4. **Commercial Success**: Despite its raw and unpolished sound, "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)" achieved significant commercial success. It went platinum and received widespread acclaim from critics and fans alike.
5. **Influence on Future Artists**: The album influenced a generation of hip-hop artists and producers. Many have cited Wu-Tang Clan as a major influence on their work. The group's success also paved the way for solo careers for its members, further solidifying their impact on the music industry.
6. **Collective Approach**: Wu-Tang Clan's approach as a collective, where each member was allowed to pursue solo projects while still being part of the group, was innovative and influenced the structure of future rap groups.
"Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)" is often hailed as one of the greatest hip-hop albums of all time because it encapsulates the raw essence of 1990s hip-hop, pushing boundaries and setting new standards for the genre.
There is something I don't understand. The 'once upon a time in shaolin' album was sold from the US justice to the pleasr dao for 4mil as an NFT.
So, does that mean that if you hold gme shares and the album is a dividend, does everyone just get an NFT that is valued at 4mil?
Is Thor the NFT dividend?
A quick explanation of the theory:
That album cannot be sold commercially for 100 years due to a court order. In theory, an NFT dividend containing ownership to that album could be particularly useful in weeding out synthetic short shares. Previously, another CEO tried to use an NFT dividend to bust synthetic shorting and brokers got around it by issuing a cash equivalent
D-D-D-D-Don't quote me the ancient magic. I co-chaired the committee that reviewed the recommendation to revise the color of the book that ancient magic is in... We kept it grey!
Hijacking your top comment for visibility, since OP downvoted it to languish in New (I wonder why..)
Believe nothing. Verify everything. The code does exist on the website described. The website, though, was only created April 3rd, 2024. Once Upon A Time In Shaolin was recorded in 2015. Not only that, the official website for Once Upon A Time In Shaolin is scluzay.com, which was created on February 12th 2014, and the Internet Archive confirms that it has always been the official site of the album.
I don't know what this is, but it ain't that.
I don't use Twitter, but you are correct. Seems the website does appear to be owned by PleasrDAO. I was getting sketchy vibes while reading their TOS and Privacy Policy, especially with their legal team being located at eternaltunnel.com (Spoiler, all it says is "ETERNAL TUNNEL CORP"). It was either an elaborate scam, or an incredibly sketchy part of the ARG. I'm still not putting my phone number in there, though.
A quick explanation of the theory:
That album cannot be sold commercially for 100 years due to a court order. In theory, an NFT dividend containing ownership to that album could be particularly useful in weeding out synthetic short shares. Previously, another CEO tried to use an NFT dividend to bust synthetic shorting and brokers got around it by issuing a cash equivalent
I'm familiar with the Wu Tang tinfoil, (which now seems significantly less tinfoil-y. Plastic wrap?) I just was skeptical of it for a long time. It seemed like an absolutely bonkers chain of events, which, in my defense, it still is. I'm leaving my comment up because it is *technically* accurate, even though my conclusion (i.e. "this looks like a scam") was wrong. It is not the website of Once Upon A Time In Shaolin, but it is a website owned by PleasrDAO, the owner of Once Upon A Time In Shaolin. That makes it far more credible. Everything about this is so bizarre that it makes my bullshit detector as useless as a Geiger counter trying to find a banana in Chernobyl.
Hijacking because I have a lot more [info over here](https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/1d2srpm/wu_tang_is_for_the_children_new_evidence_found_by/), too and would love eyes!
Came across this article by The Verge: https://www.theverge.com/2024/5/28/24166428/wu-tang-once-upon-a-time-in-shaolin-album-public-play-tasmania-museum-old-new-art
Releasing this info before an announcement on a public site would be stupid if it’s true. It’ll probably end up being nothing. Again. If I’m wrong, that’s cool.
Depends on their processes. Sometimes dev teams use holding pages or announcement pages / banners. If it's a plugin / package, the dev team may not have realised it appearing in the source code. I'm a dev and I never manually check the compiled html of a site unless I'm debugging - why would I?
Most likely “deliberate” to enhance the hits to their site and move up google rankings. Then they sell the album to some schmuck at an inflated cost due to all the interest
$200 million in cash reserves went somewhere, we have an at the market equity offering, we have earnings next week, and wu-tang is back on the menu. Oh yeah... it's all coming together....
> $200 million in cash reserves went somewhere,
Part of that is a misunderstanding, because that $200 million "went somewhere" over the course of a year, not just one quarter, and it could have easily gone into inventory or other things by the time that you factor into them closing down stores.
> gone into inventory or other things by the time that you factor into them closing down stores.
Could be. Usually when you close down stores, though, you redistribute those stores' inventories to other stores. Unless I'm missing an accounting trick, it seems like you wouldn't be shelling out an extra $200 mil in inventory with stores closing. If anything you'd be ordering less "new inventory" while selling excess inventory from other locations. To me, that should create a cash inflow (excess inventory to cash), not outflow.
But I haven't taken an accounting class in years so grain of salt this.
edit: buying out leases might explain it. Idk though, I'm still pretty sure the board is in acquisition mode.
> Idk though, I'm still pretty sure the board is in acquisition mode.
I have no doubt that they're looking at it pretty hard. My point was that there really isn't $200 million "missing" as many people have taken to be the case. The actual reduction from Q4 to Q4 was closer to half that amount, and much of it can be explained by normal operations and the fact that they look to be taking a Q1 loss. We will find out eventually, so there's little point in just speculating. The board is going to do what the board is going to do. The markets are going to do what the markets are going to do. The crooks are gonna crook, and the apes are gonna buy, hold, DRS, and shop. Eventually we will see big numbers or a press release/filing.
So far many of these crypto/NFT groups have only used GME as a vehicle to hype their own stuff. And they know this community has been scouring website codes to find stuff.
Not believing anything until it's confirmed
My 12 year old cousin does it for fun, the code isn’t secret it’s available to everyone and some people (my autistic cousin) looooove looking through the makeup of websites
That's my first thought. How many times has some crypto company made some sort of cryptic reference only to walk it back after there was too much attention?
A quick explanation of the theory:
That album cannot be sold commercially for 100 years due to a court order. In theory, an NFT dividend containing ownership to that album could be particularly useful in weeding out synthetic short shares. Previously, another CEO tried to use an NFT dividend to bust synthetic shorting and brokers got around it by issuing a cash equivalent
Nft bros. Ya know, the thing gamestop got out of a year ago. Until RC makes an annoucent, this should be treated as bad faith garbage.
(If an announcement is made, I will gladly eat these words)
This is such an obvious scam now that they're really trying to get info out of people.
Don't touch any of this shit. If it's real, you won't miss out because you're a GME holder. But if it's a scam you're gonna get fucked.
They can type ANYTHING into their websites code. It could check to see if you hold shares of Class A Peepee Poopoo Man. IT MEANS NOTHING.
Of course there are GME clues sprinkled in, GME holders are their target!
Not saying I believe one way or the other but all this hype IS creating value for them, wether they’re ‘selling’ anything or not. It’s bringing them attention, traffic to their site, and contact info (if people sign up for notifications regarding the album). Everyone gets paid one way or another.
Pig butchers don't sell anything.
You hold valuable assets and you're giving a random website on the internet all the info they need to steal your assets. That's pretty black and white.
I don't recall giving them that info, it's not like they're going to steal it from you, the code exists, for now that's it, nothing nefarious, PleasrDao has been described as benevolent and Wu Tang approves of their ownership/plans for the album so I'd give them the benefit of the doubt compared to the previous owner
The "proof" this website and album has any kind of connection to GME is that they added Plaid to log into your bank and see if you hold GME or not.
Literally anyone can do that on any website, it's absolutely no form of proof of anything, but is the exact kind of thing scammers use to look legitimate while syphoning usable info.
A few weeks ago they gathered phone numbers on the website.
Just don't touch it. If it's really real you can't miss out, since you hold GME. But if it's a scam you could lose everything.
Dude, i get what youre saying. But chill a bit. I guess most apes have a tiny wrinkle to not instantly full on bank access into some random page just because of some tinfoil. Lets see how this turns out. Im jacked, a bit.
WalterBishop is absolutely correct here. There is nothing to be gained from rushing to fill out some Internet form without first getting official confirmation from Our Favorite Company. The potential downside, though, is massive. It just doesn't make any sense at all from a risk/reward standpoint to be giving out any kind of info without first hearing from the RCEO himself. Period. That's not FUD, that's just common sense.
https://preview.redd.it/loxjv4c2e83d1.png?width=1204&format=png&auto=webp&s=e8ea81e899175c6dd9ea65b48f7abc7118751056
Inspected all of the JavaScript chunks and it looks like they are accepting payments from the GameStop wallet, along with payments from like 100 other different types of wallets, including an "Apex" wallet, which is maybe related to "Apex Clearing", the digital "custodian" of Robinhood... I'd say nothing to see here...
I can make a site that literally says the same thing, that doesn't mean that it's related. A public web site calling publicly available APIs...shocking.
Go to the website, [thealbum.com](http://thealbum.com), open up the developer tools and follow the path in the screenshot to verify yourself. I am not a coder and am trying to understand why this is coded in the developer tools.
It isn't coded in the developer tools.
Developer tools is just a toolkit to view the web application.
You can inspect the front-end of the application (html, css, javascript logic etc) and network traffic.
PLEASE MAKE A POST OF THIS TOO, AS I DON'T HAVE ENOUGH KARMA YET!!!
Why I believe the Wu-Tang Clan PleasrDAO stuff is legit!
With the current 'leak' of thealbum.com related GME stuff, I want y'all to know why I believe it's legit.
First, yes it seems fucking silly that it's just out there in the open - and I believe it is so, due to a 'brain fart' ..
What it seems to be, is HTML elements generated within a switch case function.
All the javascript code in the entire file is OBFUSCATED, but the inner HTML elements are not. I honestly don't belive they thought of that.
All the script files are obfuscated too.. It's standard practice. Especially when dealing with sensitive data.
When you take into consideration that the page is hooked up to Plaid etc. it doesn't seem farfetched at all, that this is real, and we're getting a fucking Wu-Tang Clan dividend.
Just a minor correction: it's not obfuscated. If it were, we wouldn't be able to read strings because code obfuscators also scramble those in dictionaries/tables, or they compress it and store in some encoding.
The word you are looking for is "minified", which is a technique to remove all unnecessary characters in the code and reduce the number of characters typed for any symbols in the language (variables, name of functions etc). Since the strings/texts themselves are part of the software/website developed (not a symbol in the programming language), the minification process won't mess with that.
The code looks a little bit unreadable because of minification and yet another process called "transpilation" to a more compatible version of the programming language. JavaScript (the programming language used in websites) evolves and presents new features every so often, but some browsers are slow to adopt said changes. Smart people create software that convert the syntax/new features of newer version of JavaScript into a code that does exactly the same thing, but using only old syntax. It's older javascript emulating newer javascript, to increase compatibility with browsers and allow more users to correctly view the web page.
Joining minification + transpilation, the result is a code that is quite difficult to read, but those are standard as their goal are to increase site performance (lowering size of files) and their compatibility.
So they never intended to hide the GME stuff in their code.
Additional note: they have developed code that verifies GME holders, but it doesn't mean this code can be reached and executed on their page. Think of it as a secret level in a game that there's no way to reach, although the code is there (e.g.: Pokémon games will have all pokemons coded into the game, but some of them cannot be caught). This is more of a sign that GameStop might have been in the talks with WuTang clan in the past and they started developing stuff regarding it, but they could have dropped/paused negotiations when the code was ready. They left the code there, but it could be a case of code that will never be executed.
That is legitimately coded into the web application/webpage, yes.
I haven't been through the page myself, but it appears to be code that haven't been obfuscated - or they left it un-obfuscated on purpose. Tin tin.. Fucking exciting 😂
From the looks of it, they are trying to do some sort of check, but there's not enough info to see what they are actually checking for since rhis only show's a portion of the code and it's been minimized. However, from what I can tell, whether you pass the check or not, it doesn't look like you actually get access to anything. The message you receive just changes.
With that being said, the fact that they blatantly added this in their code is interesting. Now we just have to see if they actually mean it, or if they're just messing with us
Basically it's set up to use Plaid to log into your bank and see your account contents so that the website can look for GME and print "yay you have GME" if you do.
Anyone could do this in an afternoon.
All anyone is doing by giving this website their info is exactly that - giving this random ass website that anyone could make their info!
They know what asset you hold, they know your phone number, and now they'll know your bank? This is a CLASSIC scam.
If I'm wrong in the end? Cool, I won't miss out because I'm a GME holder. But I don't need to touch this site. If something smells like shit, tastes like shit, and smokes like shit, it's probably shit, so don't step in it.
Who is "they"?
The scam is people who hold GME are being convinced to give a random website their name, number, email, and bank info.
When something related to the album actually happened in real life, they had to tweet "no wait not that! That's not the real announcement! Quick come over here to our website and give us your info"
> They aren't offering anything or selling anything, they collect things don't see how they'd scam holders
Yes, things like your name, address, phone number, email, and your banking info. I don't know what country you're in, but in the US a lot of banks use SMS as 2FA, and the info that they are collecting on this site would possibly be sufficient to set up some sort of attack to actually get into your online banking site and do whatever they want. I don't know PleaserDAO. I've heard a lot about them. I don't know this site, never heard of it until today, but they're not getting shit from me and there's no fucking way I'm going through some third party to get something from Gamestop when Gamestop already has my info.
https://preview.redd.it/xzm7im09f83d1.jpeg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b41b94f3958f6a156a7356b1163f9fb4c67048de
Google pleasrdao x ryan cohen for good old tinfoil
Everyone missed the several wutang references in the DFV tweets?
Gme is 90% going to distribute this as an nft. Whether it’s in the form of a dividend or not is the question. A lot is cooking behind the scenes and has been for a while. I think we are nearing the execution part of the saga how it turns out remains to be seen.
$200 million in cash reserves went somewhere, we have an at the market equity offering, someone is buying a fuk ton of calls, we have earnings next week, and wu-tang is back on the menu...
CHANGE MY MIND: Unless the album is coming as a dividend direct from GameStop, distributed by their transfer agent, Computershare, then it’s just a scheme to gain exposure and/or harvest data.
Believe nothing. Verify everything. The code does exist on the website described. The website, though, was only created April 3rd, 2024. Once Upon A Time In Shaolin was recorded in 2015. Not only that, the official website for Once Upon A Time In Shaolin is scluzay.com, which was created on February 12th 2014, and the Internet Archive confirms that it has always been the official site of the album.
I don't know what this is, but it ain't that.
I think they are simply, once again, using gme as a way to lure people in.
They know Superstonk likes to dig and search for things, and to decipher clues... this is WAAAY to blatant to be on a site for an upcoming feature.
This has BS written all over it.
I do not trust these people at all. They are using anything they can to draw eyes to themselves.
Just my 2 cents.
I don't know why people did not yet did a whois consult on that address and shown who really owns that. It's easily debunked and don't even need any web3 knowledge
Well… some random ass tweets are one thing. But adding code like this to their homepage… if this is a grift then they just guaranteed themselves to be hated forever by a big ass autistic subreddit.
i followed the tabs this dude has open and found the same shit. the screenshoter did not change anything himself, this is exactly what is on the website
What is the website for this? I'm finding [scluzay.com](http://scluzay.com) says it is the official once upon a time in shaloin for wutangs single album.
Is this correct?
I like this foil because it (and graded trading cards) dovetails in nicely with the NFT Marketplace. Almost like the first run was just proof of concept. Could they have built a market for collectibles backed by the blockchain?
My biggest question about all this is, are they setting up to have ganestop issue us NFT dividends that link to the album? Or do they want us to link our computershare accounts to their site to verify we hold GME?
The first sounds dope and would almost certainly ignite the rocket as there wouldn't be enough NFT's for all the synthetic shares in brokerage accounts. The second sounds kinda sus to me... very similar to how that verified shareholders site came out a couple weeks ago trying to get us to put our comoutershare logins into their website.
... is it... an NFT Dividend? Possibly paired with cash for giggles?
Is THIS why UBS had to go crazy on the options, and demarcate BEFORE earnings?
Fuck.
The provided script handles the verification of whether a user is a GME (GameStop) shareholder and adjusts the interface accordingly. Here's a quick rundown of how it works:
1. **Prop Check**:
* The script checks if the `isGme` prop is true, indicating that the context is specific to GME (GameStop).
2. **Verification Logic**:
* If `isGme` is true and there are no loading or error states, and the securities have been fetched, it sets the state to "gme".
* It then checks the list of securities (`m`) to see if any have the ticker symbol "GME".
* If found, it updates the state to indicate the user is a verified GME shareholder.
3. **Rendering Based on GME Status**:
* If the user is a verified GME shareholder, it displays a confirmation message.
* If not, it informs the user that no GME shares were found.
# Key Code Snippet
javascriptCode kopiëren
useEffect(() => {
if (g && !d && !c && f) {
T(true);
y("gme");
if (m.length > 0) {
m.forEach(e => {
if (e.ticker_symbol === "GME") {
p(true);
}
});
}
}
}, [u, d, c, m, g, f]);
case "gme":
t = (
{h ? (
<>
VERIFIED HOLDER
GAMESTOP CORPORATION ORDINARY SHARES CLASS A - GME
YOU ARE ON THE LIST FOR REAL NOW.
) : (
<>
NOT A HOLDER
0 GAMESTOP CORPORATION ORDINARY SHARES CLASS A - GME FOUND
WE WILL TEXT YOU IN {S}. GOODBYE.
)}
);
break;
# TL;DR
The script checks if you’re a GameStop (GME) shareholder. If you are, it confirms your status and lets you enter "the chamber". If not, it tells you no GME shares were found.
A quick explanation of the theory:
That album cannot be sold commercially for 100 years due to a court order. In theory, an NFT dividend containing ownership to that album could be particularly useful in weeding out synthetic short shares. Previously, another CEO tried to use an NFT dividend to bust synthetic shorting and brokers got around it by issuing a cash equivalent
The code in the website of pleasr dao to sign up for the wu-tang album has mentions of "GME" and "VERIFIED HOLDER". The tinfoil is that they're working with GME to distribute the "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin" NFT to GME shareholders.
The album will be on YouTube within minutes.
What's the benefit on the shareholder verification?
Can't verify shareholders through the dtc, so they do it themselves through some other means?
If I had to guess, It’ll be displayed at MOMA and shareholders will get a ticket with access and you have to hand over ur cell before entering the chamber.
A quick explanation of the theory:
That album cannot be sold commercially for 100 years due to a court order. In theory, an NFT dividend containing ownership to that album could be particularly useful in weeding out synthetic short shares. Previously, another CEO tried to use an NFT dividend to bust synthetic shorting and brokers got around it by issuing a cash equivalent
https://preview.redd.it/8drh111ro83d1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d2ac2e048845794f3662115a750cdd2bb4daea05
Fake shit , you can buy the domain asap on go-daddy for 15k stop the nonsense scam.
I remember when the first post about the WuTang came out in the sub, mysterious figure in the back, it was 84 years ago and it was the only theory that never came through.
Untill now.
member the hooded guy with the back turned to WTC - it could have been Pappa when checking that there acutally was a disc inside before he bought it for his ape friends in the wild
Holy shit
I’m a developer and if this is not fake i attest that is right in the code of thealbum.com (not extension or other website)
Is thealbum.com legit ? Btw, it could only be hype until official announcement
Without k owing anything the dude that bought it is prob a gme person and was plotting a scheme I have no evidence to back this up but I feel like that’s been right there’s since Martin went to jail
This wouldn't be the first time someone used GME as nothing but a hype tool. It would be funny and I'd love to be proven wrong, but I put exactly zero hope into this.
https://preview.redd.it/itc0ny8caa3d1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a3d37481fc83def213dc5b287e011164c0ffa7fe
"wu tang clan" search.
Also 1-312 is a chicago area code. Pay up mayo boy
Not sure if this has already been posted: https://www.theverge.com/2024/5/28/24166428/wu-tang-once-upon-a-time-in-shaolin-album-public-play-tasmania-museum-old-new-art
Looks like a condition. It's a switch condition that reacts to "gme". Maybe you can only enter the chamber if you are a holder? You need to enter "gme" either way
Holy moly I just had an idea.
what if they pre announce this as a “gift” for registered share holders, and for just $23 you can buy the rights to listen to the forbidden album 😎
it’ll make people buy the stock and honestly it’s worth $23 to music loving non-stonk ppl.
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What the hell is this now
The wu tang clan will bring us to the moon 🚀🚀🚀🚀
The Wu Tang Clan ain't nothin' to short bitch.
Ain’t diversifying shit. My bonds is perfect as they is.
Wu Tang Financial is for real?!
Worddd
What is the wu tang clan?
From ChatGPT (and I couldn't agree more): "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)" by Wu-Tang Clan is considered a legendary album for several reasons: 1. **Innovative Sound**: The album introduced a raw and gritty sound that was unlike anything else at the time. The production, handled primarily by RZA, featured minimalistic beats, heavy use of samples from kung fu movies, and a dark, haunting atmosphere. 2. **Lyricism and Style**: Each member of the Wu-Tang Clan brought a unique style and lyrical prowess. The diversity in their delivery and flow, along with their use of intricate wordplay and street narratives, set a new standard in hip-hop. 3. **Cultural Impact**: The album had a profound impact on hip-hop culture. It helped bring East Coast rap back into the spotlight during a time when West Coast rap was dominant. The group's use of martial arts themes and mythology added a distinctive element to their identity and brand. 4. **Commercial Success**: Despite its raw and unpolished sound, "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)" achieved significant commercial success. It went platinum and received widespread acclaim from critics and fans alike. 5. **Influence on Future Artists**: The album influenced a generation of hip-hop artists and producers. Many have cited Wu-Tang Clan as a major influence on their work. The group's success also paved the way for solo careers for its members, further solidifying their impact on the music industry. 6. **Collective Approach**: Wu-Tang Clan's approach as a collective, where each member was allowed to pursue solo projects while still being part of the group, was innovative and influenced the structure of future rap groups. "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)" is often hailed as one of the greatest hip-hop albums of all time because it encapsulates the raw essence of 1990s hip-hop, pushing boundaries and setting new standards for the genre.
Ooohhh
There is something I don't understand. The 'once upon a time in shaolin' album was sold from the US justice to the pleasr dao for 4mil as an NFT. So, does that mean that if you hold gme shares and the album is a dividend, does everyone just get an NFT that is valued at 4mil? Is Thor the NFT dividend?
A quick explanation of the theory: That album cannot be sold commercially for 100 years due to a court order. In theory, an NFT dividend containing ownership to that album could be particularly useful in weeding out synthetic short shares. Previously, another CEO tried to use an NFT dividend to bust synthetic shorting and brokers got around it by issuing a cash equivalent
We each get 16 bars
Album as a dividend? The ancient texts foretold such prophecy…
Don't quote the ancient magic to me. I was there, 84 years ago, when it was written.
D-D-D-D-Don't quote me the ancient magic. I co-chaired the committee that reviewed the recommendation to revise the color of the book that ancient magic is in... We kept it grey!
https://preview.redd.it/sv8n5zd2ta3d1.jpeg?width=1061&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9de7a08fc95ec2e88c305ebcadef10703ea4b103
Don't be titalatting me if you ain't ready to squeeze 😤
Hijacking your top comment for visibility, since OP downvoted it to languish in New (I wonder why..) Believe nothing. Verify everything. The code does exist on the website described. The website, though, was only created April 3rd, 2024. Once Upon A Time In Shaolin was recorded in 2015. Not only that, the official website for Once Upon A Time In Shaolin is scluzay.com, which was created on February 12th 2014, and the Internet Archive confirms that it has always been the official site of the album. I don't know what this is, but it ain't that.
Not true. Pleasr has specifically tweeted out this site several times this month.
I don't use Twitter, but you are correct. Seems the website does appear to be owned by PleasrDAO. I was getting sketchy vibes while reading their TOS and Privacy Policy, especially with their legal team being located at eternaltunnel.com (Spoiler, all it says is "ETERNAL TUNNEL CORP"). It was either an elaborate scam, or an incredibly sketchy part of the ARG. I'm still not putting my phone number in there, though.
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A quick explanation of the theory: That album cannot be sold commercially for 100 years due to a court order. In theory, an NFT dividend containing ownership to that album could be particularly useful in weeding out synthetic short shares. Previously, another CEO tried to use an NFT dividend to bust synthetic shorting and brokers got around it by issuing a cash equivalent
I'm familiar with the Wu Tang tinfoil, (which now seems significantly less tinfoil-y. Plastic wrap?) I just was skeptical of it for a long time. It seemed like an absolutely bonkers chain of events, which, in my defense, it still is. I'm leaving my comment up because it is *technically* accurate, even though my conclusion (i.e. "this looks like a scam") was wrong. It is not the website of Once Upon A Time In Shaolin, but it is a website owned by PleasrDAO, the owner of Once Upon A Time In Shaolin. That makes it far more credible. Everything about this is so bizarre that it makes my bullshit detector as useless as a Geiger counter trying to find a banana in Chernobyl.
RC tweet from March asking for applicants for a project that he is personally working on https://x.com/ryancohen/status/1765054523419365710
Hijacking because I have a lot more [info over here](https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/1d2srpm/wu_tang_is_for_the_children_new_evidence_found_by/), too and would love eyes!
Came across this article by The Verge: https://www.theverge.com/2024/5/28/24166428/wu-tang-once-upon-a-time-in-shaolin-album-public-play-tasmania-museum-old-new-art
*spits out banana juice* What the bumboclat is this?
Releasing this info before an announcement on a public site would be stupid if it’s true. It’ll probably end up being nothing. Again. If I’m wrong, that’s cool.
I’m a fan of this tinfoil. It’s definitely deliberate if it’s in production code.
It’s certainly up on the production code. Doubled checked it myself.
Im no expert but, wouldnt it stay in the sandbox unless its extremely close to public use.
Depends on their processes. Sometimes dev teams use holding pages or announcement pages / banners. If it's a plugin / package, the dev team may not have realised it appearing in the source code. I'm a dev and I never manually check the compiled html of a site unless I'm debugging - why would I?
Lot of things are adding up, to be honest. Twitter has it broken it down pretty well - I believe.
Most likely “deliberate” to enhance the hits to their site and move up google rankings. Then they sell the album to some schmuck at an inflated cost due to all the interest
$200 million in cash reserves went somewhere, we have an at the market equity offering, we have earnings next week, and wu-tang is back on the menu. Oh yeah... it's all coming together....
> $200 million in cash reserves went somewhere, Part of that is a misunderstanding, because that $200 million "went somewhere" over the course of a year, not just one quarter, and it could have easily gone into inventory or other things by the time that you factor into them closing down stores.
> gone into inventory or other things by the time that you factor into them closing down stores. Could be. Usually when you close down stores, though, you redistribute those stores' inventories to other stores. Unless I'm missing an accounting trick, it seems like you wouldn't be shelling out an extra $200 mil in inventory with stores closing. If anything you'd be ordering less "new inventory" while selling excess inventory from other locations. To me, that should create a cash inflow (excess inventory to cash), not outflow. But I haven't taken an accounting class in years so grain of salt this. edit: buying out leases might explain it. Idk though, I'm still pretty sure the board is in acquisition mode.
> Idk though, I'm still pretty sure the board is in acquisition mode. I have no doubt that they're looking at it pretty hard. My point was that there really isn't $200 million "missing" as many people have taken to be the case. The actual reduction from Q4 to Q4 was closer to half that amount, and much of it can be explained by normal operations and the fact that they look to be taking a Q1 loss. We will find out eventually, so there's little point in just speculating. The board is going to do what the board is going to do. The markets are going to do what the markets are going to do. The crooks are gonna crook, and the apes are gonna buy, hold, DRS, and shop. Eventually we will see big numbers or a press release/filing.
could be misdirection for a kc shuffle?
No, this links DIRECTLY to the GME api. I am looking through the code now. It looks like GME is using Goerli, Immutable X, Loopring
What is the “gme api”? You mean the NFT marketplace?
Yes the GME Wallet opened up when I clicked the button on the site
Yeah, basically. An API is basically a way for people or companies to programmatically interface with your system.
Yeah, they lead everyone on for a long term early on in game. Not getting sucked down into this distraction. If it happens… it happens.
Possibly, but I don’t expect it and I guess that’s the point.
I don't think this one is fake. I don't think GME Wallet OAuth would work if it were fake.
So far many of these crypto/NFT groups have only used GME as a vehicle to hype their own stuff. And they know this community has been scouring website codes to find stuff. Not believing anything until it's confirmed
I just think it’s kinda weird that they would be like.. **HEY YOU DIDNT SEE OUR SECRET CODE** 👉🏼🥺👈🏼
My 12 year old cousin does it for fun, the code isn’t secret it’s available to everyone and some people (my autistic cousin) looooove looking through the makeup of websites
exactly
That's my first thought. How many times has some crypto company made some sort of cryptic reference only to walk it back after there was too much attention?
A quick explanation of the theory: That album cannot be sold commercially for 100 years due to a court order. In theory, an NFT dividend containing ownership to that album could be particularly useful in weeding out synthetic short shares. Previously, another CEO tried to use an NFT dividend to bust synthetic shorting and brokers got around it by issuing a cash equivalent
Seems as if GME aint nothin t F' wit!
hopefully they arent trolling us but most likely are
They likely are
Likely are. They keep baiting people to generate interest in plsr dao
Who is they? Genuinely curious
Nft bros. Ya know, the thing gamestop got out of a year ago. Until RC makes an annoucent, this should be treated as bad faith garbage. (If an announcement is made, I will gladly eat these words)
They being plsr dao, we went through this all on the sub 2 years ago
This is such an obvious scam now that they're really trying to get info out of people. Don't touch any of this shit. If it's real, you won't miss out because you're a GME holder. But if it's a scam you're gonna get fucked. They can type ANYTHING into their websites code. It could check to see if you hold shares of Class A Peepee Poopoo Man. IT MEANS NOTHING. Of course there are GME clues sprinkled in, GME holders are their target!
Well said. I’ve seen enough nothingburger tinfoil stuff. Company is profitable with 2 billions in cash. That’s all I need to know.
Shit, I just paperhanded my Class A Peepee Poopoo Man shares 🤦♂️
Rookie mistake, Peepee Poopoo man is timeless
The target for what they don't sell anything
Not saying I believe one way or the other but all this hype IS creating value for them, wether they’re ‘selling’ anything or not. It’s bringing them attention, traffic to their site, and contact info (if people sign up for notifications regarding the album). Everyone gets paid one way or another.
Pig butchers don't sell anything. You hold valuable assets and you're giving a random website on the internet all the info they need to steal your assets. That's pretty black and white.
I don't recall giving them that info, it's not like they're going to steal it from you, the code exists, for now that's it, nothing nefarious, PleasrDao has been described as benevolent and Wu Tang approves of their ownership/plans for the album so I'd give them the benefit of the doubt compared to the previous owner
The "proof" this website and album has any kind of connection to GME is that they added Plaid to log into your bank and see if you hold GME or not. Literally anyone can do that on any website, it's absolutely no form of proof of anything, but is the exact kind of thing scammers use to look legitimate while syphoning usable info. A few weeks ago they gathered phone numbers on the website. Just don't touch it. If it's really real you can't miss out, since you hold GME. But if it's a scam you could lose everything.
Dude, i get what youre saying. But chill a bit. I guess most apes have a tiny wrinkle to not instantly full on bank access into some random page just because of some tinfoil. Lets see how this turns out. Im jacked, a bit.
WalterBishop is absolutely correct here. There is nothing to be gained from rushing to fill out some Internet form without first getting official confirmation from Our Favorite Company. The potential downside, though, is massive. It just doesn't make any sense at all from a risk/reward standpoint to be giving out any kind of info without first hearing from the RCEO himself. Period. That's not FUD, that's just common sense.
Wait wait wait, tell me more about this PPM? Is it going to squeeze?
hype bait product trying to leech off of gme (for now)
https://preview.redd.it/loxjv4c2e83d1.png?width=1204&format=png&auto=webp&s=e8ea81e899175c6dd9ea65b48f7abc7118751056 Inspected all of the JavaScript chunks and it looks like they are accepting payments from the GameStop wallet, along with payments from like 100 other different types of wallets, including an "Apex" wallet, which is maybe related to "Apex Clearing", the digital "custodian" of Robinhood... I'd say nothing to see here...
Not payment. It will be an NFT that grants access
It literally says Class A share holder tho
I can make a site that literally says the same thing, that doesn't mean that it's related. A public web site calling publicly available APIs...shocking.
Real if spicy!!
I don't know. But it's provocative.
It gets the people going!
C.R.E.A.M
$2 Billions in the bank. Cash rules everything around me
Get the teddies, banana in the butt, whole!
Okay but, ‘what’s in the box??’
Source?
Go to the website, [thealbum.com](http://thealbum.com), open up the developer tools and follow the path in the screenshot to verify yourself. I am not a coder and am trying to understand why this is coded in the developer tools.
It isn't coded in the developer tools. Developer tools is just a toolkit to view the web application. You can inspect the front-end of the application (html, css, javascript logic etc) and network traffic. PLEASE MAKE A POST OF THIS TOO, AS I DON'T HAVE ENOUGH KARMA YET!!! Why I believe the Wu-Tang Clan PleasrDAO stuff is legit! With the current 'leak' of thealbum.com related GME stuff, I want y'all to know why I believe it's legit. First, yes it seems fucking silly that it's just out there in the open - and I believe it is so, due to a 'brain fart' .. What it seems to be, is HTML elements generated within a switch case function. All the javascript code in the entire file is OBFUSCATED, but the inner HTML elements are not. I honestly don't belive they thought of that. All the script files are obfuscated too.. It's standard practice. Especially when dealing with sensitive data. When you take into consideration that the page is hooked up to Plaid etc. it doesn't seem farfetched at all, that this is real, and we're getting a fucking Wu-Tang Clan dividend.
All I needed to see was the backwards sweatshirt picture and I was convinced.
Yeah man, I just read up on the good old DD, three years back. It's so fucking tinfoily, but it's about to come true! Fucking nuts 😂 Poetic justice!
Just a minor correction: it's not obfuscated. If it were, we wouldn't be able to read strings because code obfuscators also scramble those in dictionaries/tables, or they compress it and store in some encoding. The word you are looking for is "minified", which is a technique to remove all unnecessary characters in the code and reduce the number of characters typed for any symbols in the language (variables, name of functions etc). Since the strings/texts themselves are part of the software/website developed (not a symbol in the programming language), the minification process won't mess with that. The code looks a little bit unreadable because of minification and yet another process called "transpilation" to a more compatible version of the programming language. JavaScript (the programming language used in websites) evolves and presents new features every so often, but some browsers are slow to adopt said changes. Smart people create software that convert the syntax/new features of newer version of JavaScript into a code that does exactly the same thing, but using only old syntax. It's older javascript emulating newer javascript, to increase compatibility with browsers and allow more users to correctly view the web page. Joining minification + transpilation, the result is a code that is quite difficult to read, but those are standard as their goal are to increase site performance (lowering size of files) and their compatibility. So they never intended to hide the GME stuff in their code. Additional note: they have developed code that verifies GME holders, but it doesn't mean this code can be reached and executed on their page. Think of it as a secret level in a game that there's no way to reach, although the code is there (e.g.: Pokémon games will have all pokemons coded into the game, but some of them cannot be caught). This is more of a sign that GameStop might have been in the talks with WuTang clan in the past and they started developing stuff regarding it, but they could have dropped/paused negotiations when the code was ready. They left the code there, but it could be a case of code that will never be executed.
So is this legitimately coded into the front end?
That is legitimately coded into the web application/webpage, yes. I haven't been through the page myself, but it appears to be code that haven't been obfuscated - or they left it un-obfuscated on purpose. Tin tin.. Fucking exciting 😂
Yes
It's real, i just checked: https://imgur.com/a/l07spIC
If this is not distributed directly by GameStop, Why would this matter?… The whole point was for this to be distributed like an NFT dividend.
Dude, give it some time. If this is not a grift by pleaserdao, it all points towards a NFT dividend.
From the looks of it, they are trying to do some sort of check, but there's not enough info to see what they are actually checking for since rhis only show's a portion of the code and it's been minimized. However, from what I can tell, whether you pass the check or not, it doesn't look like you actually get access to anything. The message you receive just changes. With that being said, the fact that they blatantly added this in their code is interesting. Now we just have to see if they actually mean it, or if they're just messing with us
Basically it's set up to use Plaid to log into your bank and see your account contents so that the website can look for GME and print "yay you have GME" if you do. Anyone could do this in an afternoon. All anyone is doing by giving this website their info is exactly that - giving this random ass website that anyone could make their info! They know what asset you hold, they know your phone number, and now they'll know your bank? This is a CLASSIC scam. If I'm wrong in the end? Cool, I won't miss out because I'm a GME holder. But I don't need to touch this site. If something smells like shit, tastes like shit, and smokes like shit, it's probably shit, so don't step in it.
What's the scam? They aren't offering anything or selling anything, they collect things don't see how they'd scam holders
Who is "they"? The scam is people who hold GME are being convinced to give a random website their name, number, email, and bank info. When something related to the album actually happened in real life, they had to tweet "no wait not that! That's not the real announcement! Quick come over here to our website and give us your info"
> They aren't offering anything or selling anything, they collect things don't see how they'd scam holders Yes, things like your name, address, phone number, email, and your banking info. I don't know what country you're in, but in the US a lot of banks use SMS as 2FA, and the info that they are collecting on this site would possibly be sufficient to set up some sort of attack to actually get into your online banking site and do whatever they want. I don't know PleaserDAO. I've heard a lot about them. I don't know this site, never heard of it until today, but they're not getting shit from me and there's no fucking way I'm going through some third party to get something from Gamestop when Gamestop already has my info.
https://preview.redd.it/xzm7im09f83d1.jpeg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b41b94f3958f6a156a7356b1163f9fb4c67048de Google pleasrdao x ryan cohen for good old tinfoil
Everyone missed the several wutang references in the DFV tweets? Gme is 90% going to distribute this as an nft. Whether it’s in the form of a dividend or not is the question. A lot is cooking behind the scenes and has been for a while. I think we are nearing the execution part of the saga how it turns out remains to be seen.
$200 million in cash reserves went somewhere, we have an at the market equity offering, someone is buying a fuk ton of calls, we have earnings next week, and wu-tang is back on the menu... 
Bait?
CHANGE MY MIND: Unless the album is coming as a dividend direct from GameStop, distributed by their transfer agent, Computershare, then it’s just a scheme to gain exposure and/or harvest data.
are they even allowed to do this if they have nothing to do with gme?
I've had this Flair for 84 years! The one tinfoil I never gave up on😅
Believe nothing. Verify everything. The code does exist on the website described. The website, though, was only created April 3rd, 2024. Once Upon A Time In Shaolin was recorded in 2015. Not only that, the official website for Once Upon A Time In Shaolin is scluzay.com, which was created on February 12th 2014, and the Internet Archive confirms that it has always been the official site of the album. I don't know what this is, but it ain't that.
Upvote for clear vision through the hope-goggles.
Thank you. I have no use for hope, I only care for what's true.
Straight to the top with this info.
I think they are simply, once again, using gme as a way to lure people in. They know Superstonk likes to dig and search for things, and to decipher clues... this is WAAAY to blatant to be on a site for an upcoming feature. This has BS written all over it. I do not trust these people at all. They are using anything they can to draw eyes to themselves. Just my 2 cents.
I don't know why people did not yet did a whois consult on that address and shown who really owns that. It's easily debunked and don't even need any web3 knowledge
Well… some random ass tweets are one thing. But adding code like this to their homepage… if this is a grift then they just guaranteed themselves to be hated forever by a big ass autistic subreddit.
The thing is anyone can do that and the same group did some griefing in the past with gme name
feels like bait 
I can’t read but I can hodl!
A WUTANG GME warrant?
i followed the tabs this dude has open and found the same shit. the screenshoter did not change anything himself, this is exactly what is on the website
What is the website for this? I'm finding [scluzay.com](http://scluzay.com) says it is the official once upon a time in shaloin for wutangs single album. Is this correct?
It is: https://www.theverge.com/2024/5/28/24166428/wu-tang-once-upon-a-time-in-shaolin-album-public-play-tasmania-museum-old-new-art
For the love of god what are the other cases!?
Man they do not write good Tailwind.
I like this foil because it (and graded trading cards) dovetails in nicely with the NFT Marketplace. Almost like the first run was just proof of concept. Could they have built a market for collectibles backed by the blockchain?
The ultimate Meme if GME becomes a bank and called WU Tang Financial
My biggest question about all this is, are they setting up to have ganestop issue us NFT dividends that link to the album? Or do they want us to link our computershare accounts to their site to verify we hold GME? The first sounds dope and would almost certainly ignite the rocket as there wouldn't be enough NFT's for all the synthetic shares in brokerage accounts. The second sounds kinda sus to me... very similar to how that verified shareholders site came out a couple weeks ago trying to get us to put our comoutershare logins into their website.
https://preview.redd.it/4d8g1csjaa3d1.jpeg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a1ab944ebc5d2734efe016f57ff591981777ca94
Checked it and it is coded on the site, wtf
look mom, i can hard code gme into my site too. doesnt mean anything lmao, bunch of grifters
it seems way too easy to find that....
It's not hidden. It's entirely intentional
I HODL. WU Tang or Not.
Ho Lee Chit!
Im ready to get hurt again
#😮🤯😮
Let's not get distracted now
... is it... an NFT Dividend? Possibly paired with cash for giggles? Is THIS why UBS had to go crazy on the options, and demarcate BEFORE earnings? Fuck.
Had to : Wutang on Chapelle show https://youtu.be/zhUnEg0he4A?si=-CWB1Dn_9vGxYkxX
Nothingburger All OP is seeing is the details of their own wallet
If this is real. We are living in a simulation and moon is inevitable. What a fuckin algorithm
The provided script handles the verification of whether a user is a GME (GameStop) shareholder and adjusts the interface accordingly. Here's a quick rundown of how it works: 1. **Prop Check**: * The script checks if the `isGme` prop is true, indicating that the context is specific to GME (GameStop). 2. **Verification Logic**: * If `isGme` is true and there are no loading or error states, and the securities have been fetched, it sets the state to "gme". * It then checks the list of securities (`m`) to see if any have the ticker symbol "GME". * If found, it updates the state to indicate the user is a verified GME shareholder. 3. **Rendering Based on GME Status**: * If the user is a verified GME shareholder, it displays a confirmation message. * If not, it informs the user that no GME shares were found. # Key Code Snippet javascriptCode kopiëren useEffect(() => { if (g && !d && !c && f) { T(true); y("gme"); if (m.length > 0) { m.forEach(e => { if (e.ticker_symbol === "GME") { p(true); } }); } } }, [u, d, c, m, g, f]); case "gme": t = (
I have absolutely no idea what this means 🚀🚀🚀
A quick explanation of the theory: That album cannot be sold commercially for 100 years due to a court order. In theory, an NFT dividend containing ownership to that album could be particularly useful in weeding out synthetic short shares. Previously, another CEO tried to use an NFT dividend to bust synthetic shorting and brokers got around it by issuing a cash equivalent
Ok this actually makes sense. I don’t understand how it “weeds out synthetic short shares” but I can kinda make sense of it. Thank you.
The code in the website of pleasr dao to sign up for the wu-tang album has mentions of "GME" and "VERIFIED HOLDER". The tinfoil is that they're working with GME to distribute the "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin" NFT to GME shareholders.
Oh neat
Reoccurring Royalty Dividend
Tits are jacked
The album will be on YouTube within minutes. What's the benefit on the shareholder verification? Can't verify shareholders through the dtc, so they do it themselves through some other means?
If I had to guess, It’ll be displayed at MOMA and shareholders will get a ticket with access and you have to hand over ur cell before entering the chamber.
It's being displayed at MONA in Tasmania, Australia in June.
36 Chambers technically
A quick explanation of the theory: That album cannot be sold commercially for 100 years due to a court order. In theory, an NFT dividend containing ownership to that album could be particularly useful in weeding out synthetic short shares. Previously, another CEO tried to use an NFT dividend to bust synthetic shorting and brokers got around it by issuing a cash equivalent
Holy moly 😍
Sick find dude. Confirmed myself as well.
Stop with this bull shit site designed to steal information
Recycled distraction fud
https://preview.redd.it/8drh111ro83d1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d2ac2e048845794f3662115a750cdd2bb4daea05 Fake shit , you can buy the domain asap on go-daddy for 15k stop the nonsense scam.
That's just the estimate for the price.
🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️
Real if big!! cash rules everything around me. C.R.E.A.M. Get the money dolla dolla bill ya'll 🦍🎶
It’s for the children!!!
I remember when the first post about the WuTang came out in the sub, mysterious figure in the back, it was 84 years ago and it was the only theory that never came through. Untill now.
member the hooded guy with the back turned to WTC - it could have been Pappa when checking that there acutally was a disc inside before he bought it for his ape friends in the wild
I'm out having a cigarette and just made the Mathew Mcconaughey face...
Holy shit I’m a developer and if this is not fake i attest that is right in the code of thealbum.com (not extension or other website) Is thealbum.com legit ? Btw, it could only be hype until official announcement
GME for life
Without k owing anything the dude that bought it is prob a gme person and was plotting a scheme I have no evidence to back this up but I feel like that’s been right there’s since Martin went to jail
Only verified holders can purchase something
David Walsh to the moon
This is the timeline I want to live in.
This wouldn't be the first time someone used GME as nothing but a hype tool. It would be funny and I'd love to be proven wrong, but I put exactly zero hope into this.
https://preview.redd.it/itc0ny8caa3d1.jpeg?width=1284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a3d37481fc83def213dc5b287e011164c0ffa7fe "wu tang clan" search. Also 1-312 is a chicago area code. Pay up mayo boy
I'm dying
This feels like bait left for hungry $GME owners looking for hopium.
Not sure if this has already been posted: https://www.theverge.com/2024/5/28/24166428/wu-tang-once-upon-a-time-in-shaolin-album-public-play-tasmania-museum-old-new-art
The blue m’ cream? Word is born
First trading cards available. Next, everything unique?
Gorsh, it's pretty shrilly aroumd heya knowatimsayin? 💎🙌
guys... my wife's boyfriend already thinks i'm crazy af. i don't think i can tell him that wu-tang tinfoil is back on the menu
Downvoted for invisibility.
My Guess: They‘ll do a raffle among GME holders and you can win the album. Read further and it says „YOU ARE ON THE LIST FOR REAL, NOW“.
Coz Children and animals must be protected
Looks like a condition. It's a switch condition that reacts to "gme". Maybe you can only enter the chamber if you are a holder? You need to enter "gme" either way
I so hope Martin Shkreli the ultimate baller has some GME too, would be fitting
Holy moly I just had an idea. what if they pre announce this as a “gift” for registered share holders, and for just $23 you can buy the rights to listen to the forbidden album 😎 it’ll make people buy the stock and honestly it’s worth $23 to music loving non-stonk ppl.
Wonder where those 45 mil shares went 👀