Some people live good, some live really good, and some live like Rapper and Rap Industry Mogul, Birdman. Below are the specs on his crib...I am assuming if he brings a date home, it is going down (not just talking the panties). When I was fresher (younger), I use to wonder who the heck buys and lives in a home like this? It kinda does not even look like a home, but this is where your mind has to get away from stinking thinking (as it is called in personal development courses).
Most of us would love to live in a set like this; but we say it is too much because he could have bought a housing residence to house poor families or homeless people Guess what folks, he's done that; and by all means, if you're able to make a lot of money, you (in my opinion) are obligated to help a lot of people materially. At the same time, you're obligated to what you want to do also. Live lavish, eat well, talk big, but also remember you're human and all can vanish tomorrow at the sounds of a trumpet.
But you have to like Birdman's set up, he's still making that cash money and there is nothing to hate about that. This article I pulled from yahoo, you can read it below. Peace, and don't forget to visit duedaniels.com for info and articles related to personal development, health, and our favorite, making money. God bless, God speed
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Hey, when you head up a record label called "Cash Money"--you gotta live up to the name, right? Hip-hop icon Bryan "Birdman" Williams, who's known for buying whatever he wants at any price, apparently takes this very seriously: He has just thrown down $14.5 million on a Miami mansion, which looks ornate even by music-mogul standards. In fact, the new pad actually resembles a luxuryhotel more than a private residence.
Birdman's new pad. All photos courtesy realtor.com listing
The property, which is in the exclusive Palm Island area, may not be as big as a full-scale mega-hotel--but it comes with resort-like amenities and certainly has room to accommodate more than a few overnight guests. It boasts 19,000 square feet, 9 bedrooms, and 17 bathrooms. According to Realtor.com, the home features 100 feet of waterfront, plus a mind-boggling pool area which rivals any private club in Vegas.
And, of course, it's got all the over-the-top touches Birdman will need to host friends like Lil Wayne and Nicki Minaj in style--25-foot ceilings, a 70-foot custom bar, massage room, home theater, and gym. No word if a bellhop has been hired yet, but we wouldn't be surprised.
As proof positive that Birdman is not exactly what anyone would call a penny pincher--he purchased an $8 million Maybach Exelero car in May--this particular house was not scooped up at a bargain price. It originally belonged to music producer Scott Storch, who was forced into foreclosure in 2009. The home was then scooped up for the relatively reasonable price of $6.75 million by Rockstar Energy Drinks co-owner Russell Weiner...who clearly just made a tidy profit on his investment.
Don't worry too much about Birdman losing out on a deal, though. His wallet clearly isn't crying:Forbes named him one of hip-hop's five wealthiest artists in 2011, with a net worth of about $100 million.
