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What We Know About the Notorious Instagram Teen
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Since Lavish created his account just a few months ago, the Louis Vuittonloving user has over 130,000 followers, many of whom regularly comment on the pics of his American Express Black Cards (yes, multiple), six iPhones, and goldplated staples. Because, you know, normal staples just aren good enough.
In addition to his Instagram account, Lavish has several other linked accounts, including aFacebook, Twitter, and even a personal website, although they all just host the same shared photos of the rich boy wonder and his belongings.
Oh, and did we mention he loves to insult? We can even repeat many of the actual words he uses in his account descriptions, posts, and comments to his followers, but he loves to taunt people about their need to save money while he struggles to find ways to spend his, and his affinity for referring to people poorer than himself as peasants has even spread to our girl Kimmy K.!
That just plain mean, and, might we add, totally incorrect. But we digress.
Thankfully, we happy to report that most likely, Lavish as a personality is a fake. Digital Trends did some digging, and found that Lavish claims to host $15k and $25k giveaways, but the winners accounts are all untraceable; it suspect that he suddenly just decided to create all of these social media accounts a few months ago to log his expensive taste and activities; and there are also some inconsistencies in his claims: For instance, Starbucks sets a cap of $500 on their cards, which is a long way from Lavish nearly $10,000 balance.