Trust me, I have Seen Too Many Celebs Wear Fake Stuffs Can They Please Tweet The Receipt From an Authorised Dealer ' says Freeze of cool FM

 

Freeze of CoolFM (real name Ifedayo Olarinde) is one of the coolest guys around. He is rich but don't make a lot of noise about it.  His words below:

When you say a collection of wrist watches, how many are you talking about?               Not like how many, like how much. I have maybe $200,000 (N34million) in wristwatches. What I am wearing now is a Rolex Daytona, I got it from Polo for Christmas. It cost about $30,000 (N5million). Polo is Nigeria’s only authorised dealer, so I bought it from the company and I love it. I love pens too. Sometimes I could just be like a woman. I love things that shine but not all the time. I like cufflinks, pens but I am not the necklace or a bracelet kind of guy.

What is your take on celebrities posting photos of their expensive fashion items on social media?
First thing first, for all the entertainers putting up pictures of their accessories on Instagram, can they please tweet the receipt from an authorised dealer. Trust me, I have seen too many celebs wear fake stuffs. You can tell that they don’t know what they are wearing. Of course, there are a few brand names like D’banj, Don Jazzy, P-Square or Wizkid that would not wear fake. I have seen them wear good watches.

But there are some other people who I have seen wear funny looking pieces. There was one particular musician that I saw wearing a Rolex and the gold was fading. Rolex never uses gold plates, they use pure gold. If you see anything gold on a Rolex, it is pure gold. When I saw that, I was disappointed at the musician, especially because of the level of respect I had for the musician. There is no such thing like buying a Rolex with a credit card. You can’t buy a Rolex with a credit card; who are you? Diddy? For you to be able to walk away with a £20,000 watch, you would have a substantial amount of money in that card.