The unique virtual experience set to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the legendary hip hop record label.

Its online space features the Legends hall, the gift shop that offers NFTs alongside more familiar types of merch, a specially curated playlist and a scavenger hunt with one easter egg for each year of the Death Row history.

TillaVision, the company that teamed up with Flux88 Studios to create the museum, has issued a statement:

“We’re laying the groundwork for infinitely explorable space fans can enjoy their favorite Death Row Records music and memories. We’ve gamified the site by adding a scavenger hunt and incorporated NFT sales, exclusive merch, and even working phone lines that fans can call. We created the Death Row experience to honor the artists and entertain the fans. Enjoy this first look into the expanding Death Row virtual universe”.

Have you visited The Death Row Experience already? What are your thoughts?

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