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Wonder Shall Never End: He Planted Diamond Worth 9 billion On His Forehead Just To Have The Most Expensive Head In The world

Wonder Shall Never End: He Planted Diamond Worth 9 billion On His Forehead Just To Have The Most Expensive Head In The world

vee softiee blogFeb 6, 2021

What is the world turning into? a lot of strange things keep happening especially in the music industry. these musicians do wire just to remain relevant in the industry, they spend millions and billions on irrelevant things. Some musicians are known to be living a plush and luxurious lifestyle. They are known to be showing luxurious cars, jewelry, private jets, luxurious Rolex watches, and many luxurious things. But it is impossible to see a musician implant a ten- carat diamond into his forehead.

Such is the issue of the American rapper, Lil Uzi Vert. Lil Uzi whose actual name is Symere Basil Woods is also known by his phase name, Lil Uzi Vert. He is an American rapper, musician, and songwriter. He is recognized by his facial tattoos, piercings, unique hairstyles, and androgynous style. He is a native of Philadelphia, USA.

The American rapper just announced that he got a ten- carat diamond planted into his forehead. The diamond is also alleged to worth about 24 million dollars, which is over 9 billion in Naira. I don' t realize the importance of planting a diamond on his forehead, but what thing I know is that his reaction has everything to do with fashion and flourish.

In a now- deleted tweet, the rapper shared a photo that showed blood leaking from his planted 24 million dollars pink diamond.

His fans were however nervous, and in one of his endeavors to prove to them that he is doing just fine, he shared a video of his face, but with the blood cleaned this time around. His fans showered praises at him for what he did, but others regard his decision of planting the diamond so ridiculous.

In my own opinion, he did that just to have the costly head in the world,

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