Kit Roberts
There are many luxury items that a lot of us would want to spend our money on.
Whether it's a house, a fancy car, luxury holidays, or the finest wines available to humanity, there's no shortage of options when it comes to splashing the cash.
But rapper Rick Ross has pulled off a frankly impressive feat after he revealed that he managed to spend an incredible $100 million in just six months.
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It's enough to leave you almost lot for words.
I don't think I could spend $100 million, period.
In an appearance on Rap Life Radio on Apple Music, the star, who is listed as having a net worth of $150 million as of 2023, according to Celebrity Net Worth, claimed that he had spent $100 million over the last six months.
When questioned as to whether this was buying things for himself or on investments, he then clarified that this was 'not investments'.
Ross said: "My hand's in 25 different pots. I've been cooking on the stove for a long time, and really I was getting money the whole time.
"I'm a real frugal at some points, but when it's time to make a power play, I will I spend 100 million. I spent that in the last six months.
"I just bought a crib for 35, a jet for 35, they're not investments, I'm over 100 million in the last six months."
And people took to social media to share their thoughts on his spending spree.
One replied: "Need him to release an album and tell me word for word, bar for bar how he spent that 100m."
Another said: "How you spend 100 mill in 6 months I can’t spend 30$ in a month without crying."
And a third joked: "Only $100M in 6 months? Talk to me when you spent $250M in a week."
You can see the rest of the interview here:
However, houses and planes aren't the only thing that Ross owns.
A previous report told how the musician had run-ins with his neighbours over his pets.
You might be thinking that this is over a dog, but no, this was in fact over the two buffalo that Ross was given by business partner, Darius Burton, as a birthday present in 2022.
If you think that's wild enough, that wasn't even the original plan, which had been to buy him giraffes, according to the Independent.
Burton said: “I wanted to get him a giraffe but he wasn’t ready for that commitment so he said, ‘let’s start smaller, like a cow’.
"I said, ‘nah, everyone has cows, I want you to have something nobody in your state has, I’m getting you a buffalo'.”