Miley Cyrus's NFT Foray Is Almost Here

American superstar Miley Cyrus has filed several Metaverse-related trademark applications, according to trademark attorney lawyer Mike Kondoudis.

The "We Can't Stop" hitmaker plans to offer online retail store services featuring virtual art images in the form of non-fungible tokens, as well as virtual clothing, jewelry, footwear, eyewear, stickers, tokens, emojis, and other accessories.

Cyrus also has a plan to create an online website in the field of entertainment for live performances, but it is not clear whether or not they will take place in the Metaverse. The former Disney star, who rose to worldwide fame because of the hit sitcom "Hannah Montana," quickly transformed into a real pop star. Cyrus topped the charts with her diamond-certified smash hit "Party in the U.S.A." in 2009. When her career seemingly started to cool off, it then took an outrageous turn with "Bangers" in 2013.  With her drastic image change, massive hits, viral provocative videos, and now-infamous performance at the MTV Video Music Awards, she managed to steal the spotlight.

It is not clear whether the pop star will move forward with her NFT and Metaverse plans, but plenty of other stars have already dived into the fast-growing space. In June, legendary rap artists Snoop Dogg and Eminem released a new music video, in which they are pictured as avatars from the Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) collection. Katy Perry, who was battling with Cyrus for top music chart placements in 2013, has already launched several NFT collections.

As reported by U.Today, MTV, one of the most popular entertainment channels, recently launched a Metaverse game in partnership with Roblox on the cusp of this year's VMA ceremony.