Thursday, February 3, 2011
Diddy buys 17 yo son a $405k car - 1 year after buying him $360k car
Whatâs more insane than buying a 16 year-old a Maybach car worth $360,000? Buying him a car worth more than that the very next year! Remember last year when Diddy bought his then 16 year-old son, Justin, an insanely expensive car for his sweet 16? Then Diddy got defensive about it and said âI think its appropriate to give my kids whatever I want to give my kids⦠I could do whatever I want to do and you canât question me about it.â As D-Listed points out, Diddy also cried racism when people asked him about it. Well now heâs continuing that tradition of giving his kids whatever he wants to, and has given this same son, Justin, a Maybach limousine worth over $400,000. It was meant as a ârewardâ for making the honor role, since the only way to top last yearâs car was to gift one worth even more money.
Diddy bought his 16-year-old son a £250,000 limousine for becoming an Honours student.
The 41-year-old rapper - who raises six children - bought his son Justin the Maybach car for his birthday after achieving high grades at school, and hopes he will use it to impress girls.
He said: âJustin has turned himself around and is now an Honours student, which he wasnât before, so I wanted to treat him. Itâs a collectorâs car so maybe he will use it for special occasions like on a first date, but like all my kids, he prefers the simpler things than the expensive things. Simple tastes.â
[From The Independent via DListed*]
So you âtreatâ a kid who already drives an insanely expensive car with another car thatâs even more insanely expensive. At least itâs for a good cause, right? And weâre racist for bringing it up, because âYou donât ask white people what they buy their kids. And they buy âem Porsches and convertible Bentleys, and it ainât no question.â The highest priced Bentley costs over $100k less than the car Diddy bought his son, and Porsches run about $300k less. Is Diddy really so out of touch that he thinks that six figures are insignificant when weâre talking about⦠what do they call it - a depreciating asset like a car? If he bought his kid a Porsche of course we wouldnât be talking as much about him. Then again, the more we talk about him, the more money he makes. Thatâs why heâs telling us all about it and then protesting about it for even more press.
*Note that DListed has the price of a Maybach limousine at $390k, but if you convert 250,000 pounds to dollars itâs about $405k, which would be consistent with the second to lowest priced Maybach limo on Yahoo! autos. Not that it matters when weâre talking about that much damn money.
Written by Celebitchy
Posted in Kids, P. Diddy, Photos
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4 Responses to âDiddy buys 17 yo son a $405k car - 1 year after buying him $360k carâHe needs to throw 1 percent of that money towards worthwhile charities. Amazing what that could do for some struggling nonprofits!
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Um, yeah. Whenever I made the honor roll in high school, my reward was a hug and a big âcongratulationsâ from my parents. That was enough!
Talk about a way to set your kid up with unrealistic expectations. Can you see Diddyâs son in the working world?
âHey, I submitted my TPS reports on time. Whereâs my Rolex?â
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He knows those cars are for him, heâll do & say anything for attention.
his mom, Misa will be driving them, LOL
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@ Redhead - Totally agreed. That money could do a lot of good. And if heâs going to spoil his son rotten, why not make volunteer work as part of the condition of having the car? Seems like it might add perspective.
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