Ye Talks About His Expensive Watch and Shoes as Playboi Carti Mentions Yeezy Season 12 at ComplexCon

Ye and Playboi Carti recently caught attention at ComplexCon during a fit check with ChrisTooSmoove.

During the interaction, Ye was asked about his outfit and revealed that his wristwatch cost 1.8, while describing his shoes as costing a couple of hundreds.

Meanwhile, Playboi Carti repeatedly mentioned “Yeezy Season 12” while responding to questions from ChrisTooSmoove.

The brief interaction quickly grabbed attention online, with fans focusing on Ye’s comments about his fashion pieces and Carti’s repeated reference to Yeezy Season 12.

The appearance adds another notable celebrity moment to this year’s ComplexCon, with Carti and Ye continuing to attract attention whenever they step out together.

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Nigerian Afrobeats star Rema has opened up about an experience that put wealth into perspective for him during an interview with Rich Tea.

When asked whether there was ever a time someone made him feel broke, Rema said he would not describe it that way. Instead, he recalled sitting with Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote, describing him as the richest Black man in history.

Rema explained that it was not about seeing expensive items such as a private jet or an extravagant watch. Rather, he was simply sitting with someone who had reached an extraordinary level of wealth.

“I won’t say feel broke, I was just sitting with the richest Black man in history, Dangote.”

The singer also praised Dangote for being a “very great humble man,” highlighting his humility despite his enormous wealth.

Rema’s comments have sparked attention among fans, with many appreciating the singer’s perspective on wealth and success.

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Nigerian singer Fireboy DML has explained why he doesn’t consider himself a misunderstood artist, saying the public simply doesn’t know enough about his personal life to misunderstand him.

The singer shared the perspective during a recent New Zuko Q&A, where he discussed his relationship with fans and the limited amount of his personality and private life he shares publicly.

“They don’t know me enough to misunderstand me.”

Fireboy explained that he deliberately keeps much of his personal life away from the public, giving fans limited insight into his personality outside his music.

He also pointed to his decision to stay away from scandals, his limited interactions with other artists, and his preference not to rely on gimmicks to promote his music.

The comments offer another look at Fireboy’s relatively private public image as he prepares for the release of his upcoming Zuko album.

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