The 10 Most EXPENSIVE Chains Rap Artists Have Purchased (Gucci Mane, Rick Ross, Six9ine & MORE!)
The 10 Most EXPENSIVE Chains Rap Artists Have Purchased (Gucci Mane, Rick Ross, Six9ine & MORE!)
Do you see rappers, singers, and producers on your social media feeds decked out in shiny, diamond encrusted, gold chains, rings, grills, and watches? Have you ever wondered how much those pieces of jewelry really cost? Jewelry is undoubtedly intertwined with hip hop culture. What started in the late 70’s to early 90’s with modest gold chains that cost several thousands of dollars has expanded into the multi million dollar industry that we know today. The trend of blinged out jewelry has created so many iconic pieces and creators from Biggie Smalls’ famous Jesus piece to the famous and popular jeweler Johnny Dang revolutionizing the custom grill in Houston. For many rappers, and even people outside of the hip hop culture, jewelry has become one of the first things they buy after coming into money. Having an impressive piece of jewelry is a status symbol, it lets everyone know that you have money to blow and good taste. Looking expensive can add to how much power and influence you have in the industry, and in an industry as competitive as music, having power is everything. Conversely, getting the wrong piece can have you seen as tacky and wasting your cash. No one wants to be roasted relentlessly online, especially about a piece of jewelry that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars! Interested in seeing these pieces of jewelry that probably cost more than your house? Well… get ready… In this video, we’re going to take an exclusive inside look at the 10 Most Expensive Chains Rap Artists Have Purchased!
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