Lil Uzi Vert has proven their money has gotten so long, they have to find other uses for it at times — including clean-up duty.
Uzi posted to their Instagram Story earlier this week to flex three $10,000 bands of cash on their lap in the middle of dinner that took the place of the table napkin.
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“30K Napkin,” the Philly rapper wrote with a snake emoji on the photo showing off the bundles of $100 bills.
Many fans weren’t impressed with the expensive napkin flex from Uzi. “Think of all the pink Tape you could buy with 30k,” one account shrewdly wrote on Twitter, while another added: “How cute, i make that hourly on onlyfans hehe!”
Some of Lil Uzi Vert’s recent posts have had their fans worried, in particular one that included a photo of a bottle filled with what looks to be purple drank.
Uzi teased their forthcoming Barter 16 project, posting an image featuring the caption: “B16” and a snake emoji — a nod to the Barter originator Young Thug (who himself cribbed the name of his mixtape series from Lil Wayne).
However, it was what was next to the caption that caught fans’ attention: a plastic bottle containing purple liquid.
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Akademiks reposted Uzi’s IG Story on his own Instagram page on Thursday (July 13), and fans had plenty to say about it considering the rapper recently revealed they spent time in rehab and even named a song on their latest album Pink Tape “Rehab.”
“Bro put a track out called rehab just to lie,” one person wrote in the comments section, while another chimed in: “Lmao he still sipping lean. Thought we left that in the past… Only doing shrooms the rest of 23′.”
Although, Uzi could be trolling as they made an Instagram post on Friday (July 14) while receiving an IV drip with a bag of the purple substance going into their veins.
“BARTER 16 BE SOON,” the Generation Now rhymer captioned with a signal toward their next project.
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In addition to Barter 16, Lil Uzi has also been teasing fans with the third installment in their decorated Luv is Rage series.
During a gaming live streaming earlier this month, the “Just Wanna Rock” hitmaker revealed they’re “gonna drop a whole ‘nother album” instead of a Pink Tape deluxe, before promising on social media to “drop the album y’all really looking for” if their aforementioned LP went to No. 1 — which it did, becoming the first rap album of the year to top the Billboard 200.
