Tuck ya whole bids in. Initially, The Throne’s Maybach used in their “Otis” video was expected to sell at least for $100K. Instead, it was sold for $60K in 5 minutes at the Phillips de Pury event in New York on Thursday. The nonfunctional vehicle, which was valued $300K, was sold as artwork with portions of the sale going towards the Save The Children foundation. Good cause for a cheaper price. thesource
[vodpod id=Video.16092183&w=540&h=350&fv=] After delivering matching Bentleys for Tunechi and Mack Maine, Stunna keeps the joy of giving going by purchasing a Maybach for his big bro. Wonder what he’s getting himself for his b-day today. derick g.
[vodpod id=Video.16033249&w=540&h=350&fv=] This past November, Mercedes announced the discontinuance of their luxury Maybach line next year. As we all know, Rick Ross’ record label is inspired by the brand. Conversing with MTV, Ross says the name is deeper than rap. “When we say Maybach Music, it’s not about the car, it’s just about the level of quality and the time that we put into the sound and that was just a way to express it where people could really understand […]
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