T-Pain didn’t let critics calling him ‘broke’ get him down, opting to give them a peek into his lavish lifestyle.
- Following criticism for flying commercial, T-Pain responded by showcasing his luxurious yacht as a retort to naysayers.
- T-Pain humorously interacted with fans on social media, dismissing accusations of financial struggle.
- Highlighting the high cost of private jet travel, T-Pain questioned the reasoning behind such expenses.
- His humorous comeback gained traction among fans and fellow celebrities who supported his pragmatic financial choices.
T-Pain, hit with accusations of being ‘broke’ for flying commercial, turned the narrative around by offering a yacht tour. As he documented his stay on a grand vessel, he quipped, ‘I guess I’m broke. Anyways here’s the yacht I’m staying on.’ It certainly made a splash among fans and critics alike.
Earlier, T-Pain took to Instagram, illustrating the expense of private jets, flashing an app that estimated a $126,574 round trip for a Gulfstream flight from Atlanta to Las Vegas. He posed a thoughtful question to his followers: ‘Why would you do that? In what world is that smart?’ His point was clear—spending doesn’t equate to smart living.
Amid these discussions, he shared a cheeky video captioned, ‘If it don’t make dollars it don’t make sense!!! Pass me the Biscoff cookies.’ The commentary received nods from icons like Timbaland and Big Sean, alongside approval from Delta Airlines.
Social media buzzed with varying opinions, some siding with T-Pain’s sensible take on spending, while others persisted with the ‘broke’ narrative. Internet speculation seemed par for the course.
In another instance, T-Pain shared his candid insights on Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR’s latest album, $ome $exy $ongs 4 U. Expressing his perspective on the production process, he casually speculated that Drake might have shared unused tracks with PARTYNEXTDOOR to create their joint project.
T-Pain continues to captivate audiences with his honest, humorous, and down-to-earth interactions, solidifying his stance against critics.
