The internet went into a frenzy when American rap star Swae Lee revealed the exorbitant cost of one of the Nigerian-themed complete outfits he recently wore.
News About Nigeria understands that the revelation came during an interview with popular content creator Egungun, who prompted Swae Lee to break down the expenses associated with his attire and accessories.
Last week, Swae Lee, accompanied by French Montana, arrived in Lagos to shoot scenes for their upcoming music video. The duo is gearing up to release a track titled “Coming For The Summer Time” in collaboration with Nigerian artist Lojay.
During the interview, the Rae Sremmurd member disclosed that his diamond neck chain alone costs an astonishing $230,000. Adding to the hefty price tag, Swae Lee shared that his sneakers amounted to $1,300, while his wristwatch commanded a value of $30,000.
The “Sunflower” hit-maker didn’t stop there. He proudly exhibited his wrist bracelet, acquired for a staggering $90,000, and showcased his 10-carat ring, worth an eye-watering $175,000.
Swae Lee also disclosed that he had invested approximately $80,000 in getting tattoos inked on his body.
When the cumulative cost of Swae Lee’s clothing and jewelry is converted to the naira equivalent, it amounts to an astounding N430 million.
The revelation left many in awe, sparking conversations across social media platforms and drawing attention to the rapper’s extravagant style and penchant for luxury.
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Swae Lee, whose real name is Khalif Malik Ibn Shaman Brown, is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter. He is best known as one-half of the hip-hop duo Rae Sremmurd, alongside his brother Slim Jxmmi. Swae Lee was born on June 7, 1993, in Inglewood, California.
Swae Lee gained prominence with Rae Sremmurd’s breakthrough hit single “No Flex Zone” in 2014, followed by the chart-topping tracks “No Type” and “Black Beatles” featuring Gucci Mane.
The latter achieved even greater success, propelled by the viral “Mannequin Challenge” trend. Swae Lee’s melodic vocal style and catchy hooks have made him a sought-after collaborator, with appearances on songs by artists such as Beyoncé, Post Malone, Travis Scott, and French Montana.
