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Weekly Doom: Doom Summer

Host: Doomsayers (@DoomsayersNFT) crew — J Burn & Sirski leading, Lex absent · Date: Tue, 21 Jul 2026 · Duration: 1:31:01 · ~5 active speakers

TL;DR

The "Doom Summer" roadmap got laid out end to end: Bloodberry Sauce 2.0 mint Aug 1, the void/sacrifice opening Sept 1, a meme airdrop (Jul 27), tiered records airdrops (~Aug 10), trade nights on the 20th, a Lex Tezos drop (Aug 31), and a Doom Dollar burn (Sept 14).
J Burn has 8–10 new songs queued and briefly shared a private SoundCloud of the next ~10 drops for early listeners, promising to delete it after the Space.
Sirski walked through 2.0 whitelist curation — ~17–18 communities, all through founders and friends he already knows, ~50 wallets each; holders of 5+ dooms get GTD.
The one-year anniversary was confirmed for Aug 28 (first Doom minted Aug 28 2025, 11:11am) and will get its own drop.
Wide-ranging market talk: OK DGen's ETH migration and its new "poodles" companion collection, What The Cluck called a rug, DDG/NPC sitting near $50 floors, and base drama (Armstrong/Pollak, Kobe stepping in) with hopes pinned on a future base token airdrop.
Discord hangout Wednesday night, hosted by Crypfu.

Highlights

[15:13] — 2.0 nerves with 11 days to go. With the mint eleven days out, Sirski admitted he's nervous — "it's my first actual like mint" — but clarified the stress is logistics (wallets, spreadsheets), not sell-through. J Burn shut down any "what if we don't mint out" talk: doomsayers alone will clear it.

[17:11] — Family over market. The strongest thread of the early stretch: Sirski explained the whitelist wasn't cold outreach to collab managers but reaching out to founders and communities he's already close with. J Burn reframed it — most projects "act like they're talking about collectors, but they're talking about the market" — and Sirski agreed the real question is "who you bringing in or choosing to be your family."

[26:01] — The anti-monetization rant. J Burn told Sirski to keep doing exactly what he does and not chase engagement, with a broadside at pay-for-clout Twitter: the people getting paid are "fucking assholes," never posting anything actually helpful. He softened it into real advice — long-form posts sharing your own opinions are worth it, "and your opinions are worth money at times."

[28:53] — Doom news, front to back. J Burn ran the full roadmap: meme airdrop Jul 27, Bloodberry Sauce 2.0 on Aug 1 ("we're gonna see who actually loves us"), a tiered records airdrop around Aug 10 — no more 700-supply drops, capped at 200 or less so "records gotta be at least semi-rare" — trade night on the 20th, Lex's Tezos drop Aug 31, and a Doom Dollar burn Sept 14.

[36:04] — Hunting the birthday in the chain. After J Burn insisted he doesn't care about anniversaries and refused to scroll six thousand times through a contract, Crypfu just pulled the mint date: August 28, 2025, 11:11am for Doom #1. Somewhere in there the group agreed their collectively trained scrolling fingers are why "we all have arthritis." Anniversary drop confirmed.

[40:30] — OK DGen's poodles. The crew broke down OK DGen finishing its ETH migration and dropping "poodles," a wearable companion collection with a holder snapshot (five DGens → five poodles). The art-history tangent landed on Jeff Koons' balloon dogs and a glass artist doing functional (bong) versions — J Burn giving the concept an 8/10 as a complement to the main collection even while insisting nobody who isn't "a 50-year-old widow" actually wants a poodle.

[1:00:47] — The line-art trial. A long, loud, entirely friendly argument about What The Cluck's artwork. J Burn defended its thin lines against Space Riders' "half a dick thick" outlines; Crypfu (art school) and Sirski held that the traits are random and tell no story. Once everyone zoomed in on the messy edges and missing outlines, they came full circle — What The Cluck is low-effort "hot dog roll" art, Crypfu's rug-callout stands.

[1:13:35] — "If my life depends on sucking dick, I'm gonna die tomorrow." Sparked by Sideshow's point that Space Riders' longevity counts for something, J Burn went off on surviving-by-flattery and, more broadly, on fandom: there's a way to show love without groveling, and he'd rather you tell him what about a song you like. Capped by a genuinely unsettling story [1:15:22] about a real-life fan who "moved to the area that I think you live in" — the downside of actual fans.

[1:22:26] — Base, from the top down. Sideshow gave the room's clearest constructive take: Armstrong and Pollak "created a mess," Kobe stepping in is a good move, but ultimately "we don't need them to give a shit" — base is what its people make it. He laid out the real catalyst as a future decentralization + token airdrop, which everyone agreed would be "one of the biggest airdrops ever," with J Burn and Sideshow both noting they're keeping a toe in Robinhood and Panini for the same reason.

Topic timeline

Time	Topic
[0:31]–[6:00]	Intro, music teasing, private SoundCloud share
[6:01]–[13:27]	Trade night recap, tweaks, Yucky Ducks community alignment
[13:27]–[27:00]	2.0 mint prep, whitelist curation, Hero, Twitter growth
[27:00]–[38:00]	Full Doom Summer roadmap
[38:00]–[45:17]	OK DGen ETH migration & the poodles collection
[45:17]–[53:00]	Hero's "shit boxes," fundamentals, art critique
[53:00]–[1:00:00]	What The Cluck, Tunes, DDG/NPC floors, conviction vs. gambling
[1:00:00]–[1:10:00]	Line-art debate, Space Riders
[1:10:00]–[1:16:00]	Crypfu's behemoth/town collection, fandom bit
[1:16:00]–[1:25:00]	Gloomwolves, base drama, token/airdrop hopes
[1:25:00]–[1:30:48]	Wrap, Chambo collab plans

Notable quotes

[17:11] J Burn: "People always talk they act like they're talking about collectors, but they're talking about the market."
0:38
[17:25] Sirski: "when you're setting this up in the beginning, it's like who you bringing in or choosing to be your family."
0:38
[26:01] J Burn: "everybody who tries to monetize their Twitter fucking sucks and they get muted by me."
0:38
[1:13:46] J Burn: "I have a song where it says, Don't suck my dick, I'll fight you."
0:38
[1:15:22] J Burn: "y'all never had a fan that was like, oh, I moved to the area that I think you live in… and I'm like watching you. And it's like, holy shit."
0:38
[1:22:53] Sideshow: "Fuck the approval from the top. We don't need that shit."
0:38

Who said what

J Burn (@SupportJburn)^* — music-maker and de facto host driving the whole show: the roadmap, the records drops, and the blunt hot takes on art, market, and fan behavior.
Sirski (@sirsapient)^* — co-host running the 2.0 mint logistics and whitelist curation; the more measured, market-aware counterweight.
Crypfu (@thecrypfu)^* — artist co-host; called What The Cluck a rug and teased his slow-cook "behemoth" collection where a town springs up around your NFT the longer you hold it.
Sideshow (@Sideshow42000)^* — the grounded base voice, arguing the ecosystem is what its community makes it, token or no token.
Chambo (@akachambo)^* — OG artist since 2021; bought his fifth Doom on-air, planning a collab with Chaz Gold and asking J Burn for audio to pair with a piece.

Worth a full listen

[1:00:47]–[1:08:22] — the What The Cluck line-art debate. It starts as a genuine three-way disagreement over Space Riders vs. Cluck and ends with everyone zoomed in on the same messy pixels agreeing it's low-effort; the register is the whole point.
[1:13:35]–[1:15:39] — the fandom bit. The "survive by sucking dick" tangent into a real-life stalker-fan story carries an energy no paraphrase survives.
[1:22:26]–[1:24:36] — Sideshow on base. The clearest, most constructive stretch of the Space, mapping out why the token/airdrop is the real catalyst.

* some voices are identified from context; those names are marked as likely.