American singer, writer and actor Jason Paige, known as the performer of the main theme of "Pokemon" in the English version of the anime, on his YouTube channel published a parody of the original composition, the semantic range of which is associated with bitcoin and cryptocurrency space as a whole.
The main slogan of "Pokemon" "Gotta Catch 'Em All" in the updated version was replaced by a similar sound "Gotta Cash 'em All".
In the song, Paige calls for the use of "the latest technology from Satoshi" to realize the hidden power in it, and cites such theses:
Banks are scared because cryptocurrency is spreading everywhere;
Blockchain is able to replace all intermediaries;
Consensus decides. Central banks for fools;
The fed is angry because it can't destroy it.
How closely Paige is associated with the cryptocurrency space is unknown, but in the text it demonstrates the presence of some knowledge. The artist sings about "millions of decentralized applications" that make cryptocurrencies not just a replacement for the dollar, but as a visual accompaniment the logos of Ethereum, EOS and CryptoKitties are used.
"We survived the crypto-winter! Here comes the summer," says Paige.
How you like this song? is summer came? or its just a trap?
