Mixtapes

In Daveia and its colonies, mixtapes are cassete tapes that often contain "auditory shitposts", but there are rare cases of them containing music. They are used as a sort of second currency among the afro-american and indian ghettoes, often exchanged for illegal goods or other mixtapes.

History
Mixtapes were first manufactured by Dave Corp. in 1995 as an experimental torture weapon for the Curry Strike Force. Their effects were devastating, ranging from projectile vomiting to aneurysms. However, tests on afro-american and indian hostages showed that they weren't affected negatively, but rather showed signs of addiction to the objects. Seeing it as an opportunity to achieve more wealth, Indian Dave ordered the mass-production of blank mixtapes for use in record labels and personal use."'This new product will hopefully give those filthy negroes another reason to kill eachother for. Can't confirm they're safe, though.'"-Indian Dave at the inauguration of his first mixtape factory, April 1992.

The first cases of mixtape trading date back to March 1991. The most famous was that of the Mumbai black market, in which afro-american and indian dealers would use mixtapes as a method of payment. Since then, their use as currency has increased to exhorbitant ammounts in popularity. According to the Underground Niggaz magazine, one mixtape nowadays is worth tree fiddy and is rapidly dropping, due to their lower demand and huge supply.

Nowadays, their trafficking is still relevant in the slums of Daveia and its colonies. The most popular means of mixtape trading is Tapecloud, a mixtape trading online market only accessible by anonymous browsers such as Tor.

Trivia

 * Indian Dave himself has admitted to be addicted to mixtapes, which is why he has never bothered to outlaw their trading, even though they've become increasingly less profitable over time.
 * Michael Mooson, part of the Daveian embassy, is also known as a major Tapecloud artist. Some of his works contain subliminal messages, which have driven some blokes to suicidal tendencies.
 * A lawsuit to Dave Corp. had been issued in August 2002 by a ugandan hobo called Jamal Ballsacka, in which he claimed to be the creator of mixtapes. It was instantly dismissed due to his skin colour.