'Heir to the Throne' isn't the only NFT inspired by 'Reasonable Doubt' to make headlines in recent weeks. One of his works, titled 'Figure in the Urban Landscape 31,' recently sold for $250,000 at Christie's, more than double its low estimate of $100,000. In recent months, the American artist and curator has been notching up a slew of sales records. An amount that testifies to the importance of 'Reasonable Doubt' in pop culture, but also to the enthusiasm of collectors for Derrick Adams. Although the bidding for Derrick Adams' NFT started at 1,000 dollars, it has already reached 28,000 dollars. The sale dedicated to 'Jay-Z x Derrick Adams: Heir to the Throne' is taking place on the official website of Sotheby's until July 2. My portraits aim to capture the sensibility, optimism and beauty of urban life, and in JAY's work I've found tremendous kinship,' he explains. It tells the story of someone from Brooklyn occupying the urban space - a place that is as central to my own work as it is to his. 'JAY's album 'Reasonable Doubt' changed the game 25 years ago, and continues to influence so many of us. The canvas behind this NFT is currently in the American rapper's personal art collection.ДЇor Derrick Adams, 'Heir to the Throne' is testament to the influence that 'Reasonable Doubt' had on artists like him. This work by Derrick Adams is inspired by the album cover of 'Reasonable Doubt,' and is offered at auction as a non-fungible token. Twenty-five years later, Sotheby's is celebrating the album's profound impact with the online sale of a previously unseen lot: 'Heir to the Throne. J ay-Z burst onto the music scene on Jwith 'Reasonable Doubt,' an album featuring collaborations with Memphis Bleek, Mary J.

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