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Feb 22 • 16 tweets • 6 min read
This is Jay-Z.
The richest musician of all time, worth $2.5 billion.
But despite 25 Grammys, his music makes up just 3% of his wealth.
The other 97%? Built through BRILLIANT business skills even Warren Buffett admires...
If you want financial freedom, study his playbook:🧵
Jay-Z grew up in Brooklyn’s Marcy Projects, one of the toughest housing projects in NYC.
As a kid, he sold CDs out of his car to make ends meet.
Then, he dropped out of high school to follow his dream:
Make it in music.
Feb 8 • 14 tweets • 5 min read
In 2011, the daughter of this Indian billionaire complained about poor WiFi.
So he took $31 BILLION and launched his own telecom company...
Giving everything away for FREE.
His competitors laughed.
A few months later, they disappeared.
Here’s the legendary takeover story:
In 2011, Mukesh Ambani’s daughter, Isha, was struggling with slow WiFi.
Frustrated that she couldn't upload her assignments, she complained to her dad.
Most parents would’ve called the provider.
But Ambani took $31 BILLION and launched his own telecom company:
Jio.
Feb 2 • 12 tweets • 5 min read
In 2013, Kanye West walked into Adidas with a bold proposal:
"Full creative control over my work"
Everyone laughed.
But the result?
3x more royalties than Michael Jorda, and a legendary brand.
Then, ONE mistake made him lose $1.6 billion overnight...
Here's the wild story:
Kanye West left Nike in 2013 over royalty disputes.
Everyone thought he went nuts because a collaboration with Nike was the dream for every celebrity back then.
He then joined Adidas, which offered him creative control and royalties.
Jan 22 • 14 tweets • 5 min read
Trump just released the man behind the most illegal business in history.
Drugs, weapons, and even humans...
You could buy everything anonymously.
Here’s the dark story of Silk Road and why Trump pardoned its founder:
In 2011, Ross Ulbricht launched Silk Road, a website buried in the dark web, accessible only through the Tor browser.
His vision? A libertarian utopia where people could trade freely without government interference.
A drop out turned into a controversial founder…
Jan 21 • 12 tweets • 4 min read
Donald J. Trump is back in office.
And he wasted no time making BIG changes...
Here are the most important ones that affect the entire world:
Trade and Tariffs:
Trump plans to impose tariffs of up to 60% on Chinese imports and 10–20% on other countries, potentially triggering trade wars and reshaping global supply chains.
Jan 18 • 13 tweets • 5 min read
In 2017, over 8,000 people paid thousands for a 'luxury' festival on a private island.
Promoted by stars like Kendall Jenner and Bella Hadid as the event of the year.
But the reality?
Chaos, fraud, and a $100M disaster.
Here’s the insane story of the Fyre Festival scam:
The festival was the brainchild of Billy McFarland, a charismatic entrepreneur, and rapper Ja Rule.
McFarland promised paradise:
- Gourmet meals
- Private jets
- Luxury accommodations
- Performances by top artists
The event of 2017…
Jan 14 • 13 tweets • 5 min read
This man stole a $330 BILLION company...
And no one's even talking about it.
In 1989, he was trusted with the job of assisting the CEO.
But he decided to betray everyone to become one of the richest men EVER.
Here's the ugly story of Bernard Arnault:
The story starts way back in 1821 - yes more than 200 years ago.
Louis Vuitton grew up in a small french village, and was abused by his parents.
So to escape, Louis at the age of 12, decided to walk 225 miles to Paris…
On FOOT.
After 3 brutal years, he arrived in Paris.
Jan 12 • 14 tweets • 5 min read
In 1944, a company purchased 150 Jewish women from Auschwitz for medical experiments.
All died. Then they requested 150 more.
Over 80,000 people suffered under their hands during WWII.
Today, the company is a $20 BILLION pharma empire we all depend on.
Here’s the cruel story:
Bayer wasn’t always a pharmaceutical leader.
In the 1930s, it was part of IG Farben - a massive chemical cartel in Nazi Germany which played a central role in enabling Hitler’s war machine.