17 years of song a day (@songadaymann) — Twitter Score 257 out of 1000

17 years of song a day is a musician and NFT artist who has written a song every day since January 1, 2009, founding Song A Day into one of the longest-running daily creative projects in music. 17 years of song a day's Twitter Score is 257 out of 1000 (an Excellent rating) as of July 2026, ranking #1,519 (top 0.5%) among 531,432 tracked accounts.

17 years of song a day, whose real name is Jonathan Mann, has built a body of work at the intersection of music and blockchain. He discovered digital scarcity in 2017, learned about MetaMask, and wrote a song about CryptoPunks, marking his entry into the crypto space. He launched The Initial Song Offering in late 2017 to raise funds for Solidity developers, and in June 2018 co-founded the Digitally Rare Podcast, which he claims was the first NFT-focused podcast. He has also performed at Ethereum Devcon and ETHDenver.

17 years of song a day claims his 2018 NFT "B-U-I-D-L" was the first tokenized song on Ethereum, sold for 2.56 ETH. He is affiliated with SongADAO LCA and The Fuckin Trolls, and continues work on the Song A Day NFT project. On July 29, 2024, he filed a lawsuit against the U.S. SEC seeking a declaratory judgment that his planned NFT art projects would not violate securities laws. 17 years of song a day has published 84,379 posts and has 33,181 followers as of July 2026, and has been mentioned by 396 accounts a total of 1,007 times.

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