Thanks to holograms, today’s audiences can enjoy live performances by some of greatest artists of the past. Late musicians like Michael Jackson, 2Pac, Ol’ Dirty Bastard, and Eazy-E were each digitally resurrected via surprisingly simple technology—you can see the details here; however, not every artist who uses this practice is dead. Just look at the recent deal O.T. Genasis landed.

According to TMZ, the West Coast rapper has inked a $20,000 contract to headline a concert he doesn’t have to show up for. The SoCal event will reportedly feature an O.T. hologram, while the real O.T. will be in Chicago, presumably alive and well. Though this concert feature is usually reserved for dead artists, you can’t be completely mad at O.T.—it’s probably the easiest $20,000 the rapper has ever made.

$20,000!!!??

To relax at home?

Whilst also Generating tons of publicity for his talentless self!!??

cool for him..

sad for music lovers

Go get the money! Go get the money!

Lip syncing it so old skool.