Show-offs are more expensive than money: rich kids pay thousands of dollars to have a price tag put on them

You can make up legends about the entertainment of rich Instagram kids, but it seems that they have recently reached a new level. Now representatives of the "golden youth" are ready to throw away thousands of dollars just for the sake of an unknown 20-year-old guy putting a price tag on them…

Let's figure out what's going on and how much this pleasure costs.

Recently, a profile called GOLDEN PRICE TAG ("Golden price Tag") appeared on Instagram, which posts photos of subscribers for money. And the money is very big! The minimum cost of the service is one thousand dollars, and the maximum can reach one million!

Leonard's photo appeared on the site first

The GOLDEN PRICE TAG account is maintained by 20-year-old Leonard Weinstock, who also owns the website of the same name. The young man said that he created the page for the sake of an experiment and did not even expect that someday it would begin to bring him income.

The essence of the project is extremely simple, but at the same time stupid to the point of outrage. Leo invites everyone to post a photo on the GOLDEN PRICE TAG website and on the Instagram page. But this pleasure is not cheap — from $ 1,000.

After the user makes the payment, a gold price tag with the amount he spent will appear under his photo on the site. In a word, all for the sake of show-offs. The only purpose of the project is to show off your income.

Now there is no photo on the site for some reason

Surprisingly, several people have already laid out a thousand (and not only) dollars to participate in this adventure. For example, one guy paid 3 thousand for the publication of his photo behind the wheel of a car, despite the fact that it soon disappeared from the site. Apparently, because of the poor quality.

Now the "Golden Price Tag" account has more than 4 thousand subscribers and the popularity of this page is growing rapidly. Most likely, new photos of rich kids will appear on the site soon, but in the meantime you can see a selection of photos of Russian "minigarchs" and majors from Switzerland. Be careful, these shots cause fits of anger!