The Hermitage allowed the leader of Rammstein to use NFT tokens with images of the museum

The St. Petersburg Museum of the Hermitage allowed the leader of the Rammstein group to Tale Lindemann to use tokens with digital images (NFT-Tokens) of the interiors of the museum, which were made during the filming of the clip "Beloved City". Information about this appeared in the telegram channel of the Hermitage.

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The museum sent Lindemann several letters with claims and demanded to close the sale of tokens. The musician ignored the requirements. Then representatives of the Hermitage turned directly to the marketplace Twelve X Twelve, on which tokens are sold. The message says that during negotiations the parties came to the "successful decision, taking into account the interests of all parties." The museum officially allowed the use of images of its interiors in NFT format on Marketplais as part of the NFTill project.

• In the spring, the museum administration allowed Lindemann to shoot the clip for the song "Favorite City" in the museum as part of the year of Germany in Russia. A few months later, the musician released a series of tokens. The Hermitage said that Lindemann violated the terms of the contract under which the personnel from the museum could not be used for other purposes, except for working on the clip.

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