The myth of billionaires wearing cheap clothes and living frugally busted

[IsThatBrothaMouzone?]

Wealthy people wear expensive clothes but it's usually under-stated shyt. The t-shirt looks like something you buy for $10 at Target but it's actually 30x the price.

They don't wear shyt that entertainers wear. They dress like an accountant or engineer but just with high end brands we've never heard of.

 

[Sbp]

lol I'm glad someone said it. Billionaires just don't dress gaudy or like a rapper, but the shyt they wear is still expensive, just more tasteful

A lot of the stuff they wear isn't tasteful. Modest might be a better description.

 

[Jalether]

Most people don't even make a living wage(and it's a problem that gets worse every year) and people still believe you can budget your way into wealth

Exactly, "if you wear cheap clothes like mark zuckerberg, you too can one day become a multimillionaire"

 

[Bondye Vodou]

The difference is dem nikkas can afford to buy that shyt whilst a lot of other nikkas fronting and buying those high-end shyts are living hand to mouth.

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Mark.zuckerberg, the poster child for "frugal and minimalist billionaire" wears grey shirt but what the coli doesn't know is those grey shirt he always wear are $300 a piece from high end italian brand, brunello cucellini

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Here's how Brunello Cucinelli (and his $5,000 blazers) became Silicon Valley billionaires' favorite designer

Facebook's Future Is Actually in the $300 T-Shirt Mark Zuckerberg Didn't Wear

The rich are just as flambouyant as the pretenders, the only difference is they cna afford it so let's put the myth that billionaires are out here wearing cheap clothes,shoes and living frugally to rest.

Buy Italian shirts from GTA Didier Sachs crehs

 

[Easy-E]

Only "Rise and Grind" Twitter actually gives Mark Zuckaburger out chea in Wal-Mart clothes and flying economy.

 

[MIKE SPLEAN]

Did you really just make a thread about a billionaire buying a $300 shirt as evidence of him not being frugal?

 

[Jalether]

The difference is dem nikkas can afford to buy that shyt whilst a lot of other nikkas fronting and buying those high-end shyts are living hand to mouth.

I can't disagree with that however the takeaway from the thread is spending money on dumb shyt ($300 plain t-shirt is dumb regardless of affordability factor) is not exclusive to just poor people living beyond their means

The super rich do it too

 

[Software]

Why the fukk would somebody spend $300 on a plain tshirt?


Aint no materials worth spending that much on a basic ass tee

Have you ever worn a $300 tailored t shirt? Trust me breh you're not gonna wanna take it off

 

[CreepyMcCreeperson]

If depends how you look at it. He could by 3-5 of those a year, and keep wearing them, as opposed to buying 10 packs of Hanes tees.

 

[Macallik86]

$300 to a billionaire is .0000006% of their income

I feel like OP is terrible at math

 

[Ski Mask]

People purposely missing of this thread so they can keep believing nikkas are poor cause we buy jordans and shyt

 

[skokiaan]

Exactly, 300 to a billionaire is like 30 to the avg person

More like .03

this. People forget that to a billionaire buying that 500k car is like spending 50 cents

 

[Jalether]

$300 to a billionaire is .0000006% of their income

I feel like OP is terrible at math

And you must be daft.
The thread is about busting myths about billionaires wearing cheap clothes, as it's often suggested by the memes and media, whether they can afford $300 t shirt is completely irrelevant.

I could have made a thread about their rather expensive hobbies and extravagant spending of yacht,island,mansions,art collection etc instead but that's not what this thread is about. And judging by nikkas in here capping for them , I have no doubt your reaction would have been the same if the thread was about their lavish spending

 

[Macallik86]

And you must be daft.
The thread is about busting myths about billionaires wearing cheap clothes, as it's often suggested by the memes and media, whether they can afford $300 t shirt is completely irrelevant.

I could have made a thread about their rather expensive hobbies and extravagant spending of yacht,island,mansions,art collection etc instead but that's not what this thread is about. And judging by nikkas in here capping for them , I have no doubt your reaction would have been the same if the thread was about their lavish spending

These are cheap clothes by their standards is my point. Everything is relative. A $4 shirt from a second hand store is expensive AF to someone living in a developing country.

It's not about being able to afford the clothes, it's about what kinda dent it puts in your proportional net worth/salary overall. This shyt is literally worth less than a penny to them relative to our spending/income