The famous artist enjoys stylish attire, pricey trinkets, and posh vehicles, much like many of his contemporaries. Anything goes, from pristine timepieces to white supercars. Even though he was caught with Lambo Spyders from Italy, one can only conclude that he has a major soft spot for the squeaky-clean stuff, especially when it has the Rolls-Royce Spirit of Ecstasy perched at the front’s top.
Even better, we’ve seen Fat Joe dress up to impress on multiple occasions, including when he only had a fully white Rolls-Royce Cullinan to show off. Nowadays, the Black Badge has been carelessly abandoned in favour of something even more exuberant, a two-tone white and light blue ultra-luxury suicide-door.
He recently demonstrated his true Rolls-Royce loyalties once more, catching the attention of the Los Angeles, California-based forged wheel experts at Forgiato Designs. Naturally, they chose to highlight the feature that piqued their interest the most: the custom two-tone chrome and blue forged aftermarket wheels bearing their (hidden) signature.
We, on the other hand – if our two cents are allowed – only had eyes for the way Fat Joe casually looks as if he doesn’t even care to match his neon-green outfit with his two-tone Forgiato-clad Cullinan. But, to be honest, I believe this was a deliberate ruse on his part, as he subtly ensured that at least his white-blue-neon green snickers made this impromptu photo shoot a memorable, fashionable occasion to show off without even trying to impress anyone!
