Video Shows Men With Bundles of Cash 'Raining' Money on Party Guests
- The video of wealthy people spending hard at a ceremony has caught the attention of tweeps
- With the floor carpeted with currencies, the big spenders kept displaying their wealth for anyone who cared to see
- Social media users were surprised by it all as some argued that their action lacks class and still reeks of a poverty mentality
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A video is presently making the rounds on social media for its utter display of wealth. A tweep with the Twitter handle @ChiomaNg_ shared the clip, adding that she thinks about the video every time.
In the clip, guests at an event that looks like a wedding reception threw money in the air as they all grinned with happiness.
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The whole floor of the party venue had currencies littering it as people went about their activities unperturbed.
The most interesting thing in the video was when a man was shown tearing off nylon around a big wad of cash.
Watch the clip below:
Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:
@YougolaughTV said:
"Chai! God bless me financial."
@PeterMax26 said:
"When everyone has this is what happens."
@ai_nosa said:
"I’ve been searching for the guy in green Agbada. He’s my future husband."
@obaroddy said:
"I don't know but this is the real poverty mentality but hey we sorta normalize this awkwardness as wealth in Nigeria. Even Dangote, Bezos and Elon Musk won't do this but one random fella with $50k will open the vault. This will not sit down well with me sha!"
@TM_STAR_ said:
"That guy smiling in the green looks beautiful who is he ? At 0:25 seconds."
It is not the first time a video went viral showing people throwing money around at a party. Briefly News previously reported videos from a recent birthday party in Atlanta has caught the attention of social media users.
A group of young men took turns to rain dollars on the celebrant of the day. The video has sparked mixed reactions from members of the online community.
An Instagram user, identified only by her handle sylvia_damasus_amadasun, said:
"We will soon hear how they all end up."
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