The Nelk Boys, a popular YouTube group known for their pranks and stunts, are facing a lawsuit over their recent foray into the world of NFTs. The lawsuit, filed by a group of investors, accuses the Nelk Boys of being “snake-oil salesmen” and alleges that their Metacard NFT project was a scam that “failed to deliver” on its promises.

For those unfamiliar, NFTs (non-fungible tokens) are unique digital assets that are verified on a blockchain and can represent anything from artwork to music to tweets. The Nelk Boys, along with many other celebrities and influencers, have jumped on the NFT bandwagon in recent months, with the promise of big profits and exclusive content for buyers.

However, according to the lawsuit, the Nelk Boys’ Metacard NFT project was nothing more than a money-making scheme. The investors claim that they were promised exclusive access to the Nelk Boys’ content and merchandise, as well as the potential for high returns on their investment. But after purchasing the NFTs, they allegedly received nothing in return.

The lawsuit also alleges that the Nelk Boys did not disclose important information about the project, such as the fact that they were not the original creators of the artwork used for the NFTs. This has led to accusations of plagiarism and copyright infringement.

The Nelk Boys have yet to publicly respond to the lawsuit, but this is not the first time they have faced controversy over their NFT project. Earlier this year, they were accused of promoting a “pump and dump” scheme, where they encouraged their followers to buy and then quickly sell their NFTs for a profit.

This lawsuit serves as a cautionary tale for both creators and buyers in the NFT market. While NFTs can be a lucrative investment opportunity, it is important to thoroughly research and understand the project and its creators before making any purchases. As for the Nelk Boys, only time will tell how this legal battle will affect their reputation and future ventures in the NFT world.