Hip-hop lifestyles are showy. 90% of famous rappers own luxurious homes, cars, and jewellery. It’s life for many. Rappers with more experience know that actual wealth can be assessed in less spectacular ways. Young Jeezy is the latest to discuss his financial management strategy.
Flash rappers struggle, especially in Los Angeles. After entering Roscoe Chicken and Waffles with a huge chain, rapper PNB Rock was slain this year. Last year, Pop Smoke was fatally robbed by an Instagram admirer who knew where he was staying.
Some guys still like being flamboyant. Floyd Mayweather flaunts his wealth. Rapper-like lifestyle for boxing superstar. He flew Johnny Dang, a famous jeweller, on his own plane to buy a $1 million necklace for an exhibition match in Japan.
Johnny was extremely grateful, telling Floyd it was his first private trip. Mayweather has been wearing the necklace around the world and thanking him for his work.
Rick Ross spent a comparable amount on an internet-born chain. Rick Ross wore a diamond pendant with his face for years. The original was $50k. The Wing Stop mogul ordered a replacement chain when it went viral. Ross wears the original chain in the second. Rick Ross spent 1.5 million on meta.
One website states, “The exorbitant price is likely because the sculpture is large in order to accommodate for all of the features. It’s basically two pendants. It was expensive since it was made of solid gold and diamonds. Ross’s initial spending is surprising.” Armed forces provided the pricey chain.
Young Jeezy was showy. Snowman chains and expensive clothes were worn by the self-proclaimed snowman. He has subsequently married media star Jeannie Mai and shown a softer side as a husband, father, and careful investor.
Jeezy joked about “owning half of Atlanta” when discussing his real estate portfolio. He now invests in city homes instead of chains and vehicles. Jeezy thanks his friend for property-buying advice. I bought property with every major cheque. I bought property every birthday. Chains, watches, cars—nothing. “I buy property,” he said on MILLION $ WORTH OF GAME.