Ja Rule Sells NFT of Fyre Festival Logo Painting for $122k

Ja Rule tells TMZ … he’s a “vibes kind of guy” and felt he needed to get it out of his house “so the fresh energy could grow.” He tells us, “When I first had it made — I was energized — I had embarked on a new business — but then it became a symbol of what could have been. For me, it’s done and over with.”

In the end, Ja says he didn’t care how much the painting sold for because “it was NOT about the money.”

Ja Rule is unloading some bad juju from the infamous disaster known as the Fyre Festival … which is why he sold this painting for way less than his asking price.

The rapper who was tied to the dumpster fire of a festival sold the oil-paint portrait of the Fyre Festival logo for a cool $122k as a non-fungible token (NFT) — meaning the buyer just gets a one-of-a-kind digital code linked to the image.

Ja originally wanted at least $600k for the physical painting, but a note Ja wrote — and included in the sale — shows his true feelings about the piece … “F*** this painting.”