@c4jimenez@FGRMexico@gobqro@SSC_CDMX Hay hijos de perra , si no pedían 3 pesos los culeros , bien agusto los cabrones nadamas llegan y a quitar lo que la gente con esfuerzo logran pinches vividores
Lil Wayne is the first Black rapper to own a Bugatti, and at just 16 his net worth was already around $10 million. Bro had been making money from music since he was 11 years old. While most kids his age were still in school trying to figure life out, Wayne was already recording music, performing, and building a career in the rap industry.
He joined Cash Money Records as a child and quickly became one of the label’s biggest young stars. By his early teens, he was already appearing on songs, touring, and making serious money from album sales, shows, and features. Wayne grew up around successful rappers and businessmen like Birdman, which exposed him to wealth and the music business very early.
By the late 1990s, he was already living a lifestyle most artists don’t reach until much later in their careers luxury cars, jewelry, and millions from rap before even becoming an adult. His work ethic was crazy too; he was constantly in the studio recording music every day, which helped him stay relevant and keep earning at a young age.
@c4jimenez@FiscaliaCDMX@PDI_FGJCDMX@chama_lopez Pss en cdmx y estado de México son expertos fabricantes de carpetas y es bien sabido que a base de torturas hacen que confiesen , ya no se les cre mucho
@blogdelnarcomex No se aplaude el método, pero es muy fácil y bonito hacer sus cosas trabajando derecho sin que nadie te diga nada pero les encanta andar de cagarlos robando