Photo: Tyga on Facebook
He may be supportive to his 17-year-old girlfriend Kylie Jenner when it comes to Bruce Jenner decision to turn into Caitlyn Jenner, but when it comes to his hundred-thousand-dollars supercars young rapper Tyga is rather rude. Who cares about what you’re tweeting around on gender issues when you literally ash a cigarette on the glass engine cover of a gorgeous Lamborghini Aventador and then brag about it?
Thank You God Always (Tyga) is a young 25-year-old artist who appears to have missed the respect-your-car class, considering he affords being disrespectful with such a piece of art. At least that’s what you may think when you see this picture. Heck, we have to admit it got on our nerves almost instantly. After all, we drove this puppy; we know what an Aventador was created for, and trust us, it’s not for abusing it that way.
It’s enough to simply drive the 700-horsepower machine to have heads turn as you heroically pass by. It offers race pleasures while keeping things road legal. We can’t find any reason you’d want to mistreat it that way. However, we do have this need to stay real and true to any article we write, so we dug a little deeper to find the truth.
Last year, in November, the global hip-hop artist invested a mere $5 million into Shine Papers, apparently. It’s a company that produces a patented 24K gold rolling papers and tattooed blunts all these rich rappers like to smoke at posh parties.
Here’s how Tyga described his partnership last year: “when people want to celebrate and go big, they order bottles when they are drinking. Shine is the only company bringing that premium experience to the smoking industry. Why burn the regular paper when you can burn 24kt Gold?”
Conclusion? If you invest $5 million in a company, you might as well ash your Lambo to make wheels turn.
It’s enough to simply drive the 700-horsepower machine to have heads turn as you heroically pass by. It offers race pleasures while keeping things road legal. We can’t find any reason you’d want to mistreat it that way. However, we do have this need to stay real and true to any article we write, so we dug a little deeper to find the truth.
No worries, it's just pure product placement
It turns out Tyga was, in fact, doing some old school product placement when he posted this image on Facebook the other day. The car is his, mind you, since we wrote of its purple transformation ourselves. But so is the company making the cigarettes you see the rapper smoking.Last year, in November, the global hip-hop artist invested a mere $5 million into Shine Papers, apparently. It’s a company that produces a patented 24K gold rolling papers and tattooed blunts all these rich rappers like to smoke at posh parties.
Here’s how Tyga described his partnership last year: “when people want to celebrate and go big, they order bottles when they are drinking. Shine is the only company bringing that premium experience to the smoking industry. Why burn the regular paper when you can burn 24kt Gold?”
Conclusion? If you invest $5 million in a company, you might as well ash your Lambo to make wheels turn.
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