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Two people break down why people on money Twitter fake their wealth with screenshots and leased cars. The loudest voices are often the least successful, and genuine rich people rarely flex unless they're selling something.
Two people break down why people on money Twitter fake their wealth with screenshots and leased cars. The loudest voices are often the least successful, and genuine rich people rarely flex unless they're selling something.
I do think it's got out of hand, like the whole money Twitter space. I mean, it's just. It's literally just people lying to such a degree that everyone is lying to keep up with the people that are also lying. It's like no one and all the genuine people aren't genuinely putting out content, which is kind of the problem.
And I've seen that as well, being like the guys that are talk, the guys have the loudest voice, are actually the smallest. And I don't know about you, but like with every year I want to nearly voice my opinions almost like less because it's like I know nothing. You say those things just to impress people who don't care in the beginning, which is just a fucked up status driver a lot of people fall into.
I think, like I kind of mentioned, it's like people get insecure because they see some cap artists sharing screenshots without context or sharing a leased car without context, and then they think to keep up they have to do the same thing. And there are people doing well, but people that are doing really well don't flex almost without exceptions unless they've got something to sell you.
