The Economy's Having An Effect On Rapper's Bling...Say It Isn't So! - Page 6

Author: Tech Team
Published: May 28, 2009 at 7:31 pm
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Now I myself LOVE jewelry, but it doesn't have to be real or gigantic — It just has to be something I like. And if I was ever fortunate to be wealthy, I wouldn't be rushing off to the store to pick out some big honking ring. Call me crazy, I would rather it go to my children, my family or a sound investment. Although one would argue that gold is now at an all time high, so perhaps rappers can cash in and invest in something worthwhile, like say, a pimped out Escalade. *snicker*

I can't imagine ever wanting to "show off my wealth." But there are many people who think this is of the utmost importance, some to the point of going into debt, to show off their wealth. Totally ironic isn't it?
I think if you are wealthy, a star, a sports figure, musician, royalty or what have you, and you didn't follow suit like others and buy jewelry, cars and houses with such exorbitant price tags, it would only make the celebrity look more humble, and I am sure people would admire that trait immensely, especially in these hard times.

Take the late, great Paul Newman for instance. VERY wealthy for sure, but you never witnessed him flashing his money around. In fact, Newman created a line of food products for the sole purpose of donating all the profits to charity. Just plain class all the way. We miss you Paul!

Many greats were remembered for who they were, and what they contributed to the world, but none of them were remembered JUST for their bling. Ok rappers? iight?? 

Peace Out.

 
 

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