NOIDA (CoinChapter.com) — The recent Grammy Awards saw many talented musicians recognized for their art. However, as it did with the traditional finance market, cryptos are ready to rock the world of music awards with a genre still awaiting the limelight: cryptocurrency-themed songs.
Cryptocurrencies have influenced not only the financial sector but also fashion, entertainment, and other areas. Mentions of Bitcoins and other digital assets in movies or serials are common.
However, songs about cryptos have been around for some time now. Here are the top five crypto songs that aren’t just bops—they’re downright Grammy-worthy.
1. “Bitcoin Billionaire” by Remy- The Crypto Comedy Classic
Imagine if the Grammy Awards had a secret category for ‘Best Musical Rollercoaster,’ “Bitcoin Billionaire” by Remy would likely take home the gold. It’s an ode to those who’ve ridden the Bitcoin wave from rags to riches while keeping it cool.
It’s possibly one of the funniest songs ever released about cryptocurrency, with the singer ending up broke at the end since a solar flare destroyed his BTC holdings. The crypto song proves that when it comes to cryptocurrency, the only thing more volatile than the market is the genre’s potential for humor.
With beats as rich as the lyrics, this track is a front-runner for the “Why Isn’t This Already a Grammy Winner?” award.
2. “Ode to Satoshi” by Bitcoin & Gravy- The Ballad of Blockchain Heroes
Ode to Satoshi is a unique musical piece combining country music elements with the digital currency world. It’s a tribute to Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin.
The song praises Satoshi’s contribution to creating a decentralized currency, reflecting on how Bitcoin can potentially change the financial system. The lyrics express gratitude and admiration for Satoshi’s innovative vision while remaining light-hearted with a foot-tapping background score.
Ode to Satoshi would be a shoo-in for the ‘Best Country Song‘ in the Grammy’s.
3. “Banksters Paradise (A Bitcoin Song)” – A Parody with a Punch
A parody of Coolio’s “Gangsta’s Paradise,” this track serves a delicious critique of the banking system with a few beats. It’s educational and funny and would make listeners want to convert all their savings into Bitcoin and live off-grid.
The crypto song drops truth bombs about the problems in the existing financial market faster than the Fed prints money, and that’s saying something. Anyone who wants to learn about finance but cannot get hooked on books should listen to this song.
If there were a Grammy for “Best Financial Advice Wrapped in a Bop,” Banksters Paradise would take the cake (and probably invest it in crypto, too).
4. “Blockchainian Rhapsody” – A Crypto Queen’s Tribute
If Freddie Mercury were alive to see the blockchain revolution, he’d probably give “Blockchainian Rhapsody” his royal nod of approval.
A twist on the Queen singer’s historic song, ‘Bohemian Rhapsody,‘ the remix adapts the classic tune to reflect on the crypto market’s complexities, drama, and speculative nature.
Its lyrics touch on various aspects of cryptocurrency investing, the volatility of the market, and the passionate community surrounding it, all while paying homage to the original song.
A calming crypto-themed song to listen to after a day of trading amidst FUD, FOMO, and whatnot!
5. Welcome To The Blockchain (The Bitcoin Song) By Toby Ganger + Decap
‘The Bitcoin Song‘ by Toby Ganger + Decap positions itself as an educational anthem aimed at newcomers to the cryptocurrency world. The crypto-themed song discusses the potential of blockchain technology and its implications for the future of finance and society.
The song blends rap with informative lyrics to inspire and educate listeners about the revolutionary aspects of cryptocurrencies and the underlying technology. The song can seriously compete with its peers in the Best Rap Song category at the Grammy Awards.
However, it would be great if Eminem decided to write and rap a crypto anthem and not just mention Bitcoin in one of his songs.
Moreover, the time might soon come when the Grammy Awards introduces a new category called the ‘Best Crypto-Themed Song,’ which might see these songs getting their time at the center of the stage.
Meanwhile, Taylor Swift and Shankar Mahadevan stole the show at the Grammy’s this year. Yet, they might have to clear the stage for the Bitcoin rap spitters soon!
