JAY-Z Sent $40,000 Rolex Watches as VIP Passes to His Shawn Carter Foundation Gala
JAY-Z, "hip-hop’s first billionaire," spared no expense when it came to inviting VIP guests to his inaugural Shawn Carter Foundation Gala. Instead of standard VIP passes, Jay-Z sent Rolex watches to his special guests.
Jay Z sent Meek Mill and Swizz Beatz's Rolex watches as VIP passes: https://t.co/6jMuVcuzHC pic.twitter.com/2XSFDYNmB8
- Complex (@Complex) November 6, 2019
Meek Mill and Swizz Beatz shared the invites on their Instagram stories. Meek Mill posted: “Hov sent these as VIP passes SMH this rich shit getting out of control.” While Swizz Beats shared a photo of the Rollie alongside a bottle of champagne from Jay’s brand Ace of Spades with the caption: “Hov is on another level with the invite game. It came with a Daytona Rolex and a bottle of Ace.” The Rolex watches are valued at an estimated $40,000.
The gala will take place the weekend of November 15 and 16 at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, and "will feature performances and a blackjack tournament with a $100,000 buy-in. All proceeds from the event will go to the Foundation’s scholarship fund, college prep workshops, and study opportunities, as well as community goodwill programs for those in need."
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Sources: High Snobiety, Twitter
Jay Z sent Meek Mill and Swizz Beatz's Rolex watches as VIP passes: https://t.co/6jMuVcuzHC pic.twitter.com/2XSFDYNmB8
- Complex (@Complex) November 6, 2019
Meek Mill and Swizz Beatz shared the invites on their Instagram stories. Meek Mill posted: “Hov sent these as VIP passes SMH this rich shit getting out of control.” While Swizz Beats shared a photo of the Rollie alongside a bottle of champagne from Jay’s brand Ace of Spades with the caption: “Hov is on another level with the invite game. It came with a Daytona Rolex and a bottle of Ace.” The Rolex watches are valued at an estimated $40,000.
The gala will take place the weekend of November 15 and 16 at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, and "will feature performances and a blackjack tournament with a $100,000 buy-in. All proceeds from the event will go to the Foundation’s scholarship fund, college prep workshops, and study opportunities, as well as community goodwill programs for those in need."
ONTD, do you log online to defend billionaire's rights to stay billionaires?
Sources: High Snobiety, Twitter