I find it quite interesting and with numerous applications. But some games already use a similar type of contract (where you deposit and withdraw items from your NFT address), as well as other tools like Charged Particles, it has similar functions... as a curious and content creator, I'm excited about the technology, but... as a layman, what really makes me bullish is when tools appear that allow the practical and creative application of all these possibilities :)

Pretty bullish on this. The potential for music NFTs is cool - for instance, you can have an NFT as the album, and that NFT can own each individual song as a separate NFT. Further, if the album NFT can be programmed to function as a media player, you can basically play an entire album from one NFT. Warpsound released an NFT media player template a little while back - not sure if it would work with erc-6551s, but it’s a similar step in this direction.

warpsound.gitbook.io/nft-music-player-template/nft-music-player-template/what-is-the-nft-music-player-template

I think this will be interesting for music collectors and artists. For instance, let say the artist drops the “Album” NFT initially as an etc-6551, includes the artwork, track listing, relevant metadata. They can then start to release “singles” from the album, that are intended to nest within in the album NFT. As each single is released, collectors can continue adding each song to their erc-6551, until the “album” is complete. It’s probably not likely that all collectors will collect all songs, so some NFTs will be more complete than others, creating a difference in value.