Most people could only ever imagine being able to own a Rolls Royce. The price tag on one of these luxurious vehicles typically starts in the range of $450,000, making it out of reach for the average citizen and exclusively available to the rich and famous. While it may be deemed to be a 'dream car' for many, Yung Thug and Gunna have just proven that the rap world carries a very different value system than most. They just took to social media with a post revealing something that will hurt the hearts of car fanatics across the globe. In promotion of their new album, called Punk, Yung Thug and Gunna took baseball bats to a brand new Rolls Royce and completely demolished it.
News of the new Punk album with Yung Thug and Gunna's collaboration has left the rap world buzzing. Fans are excited to hear the new music and couldn't be happier about the pairing of these two talented artists. The album carries a lot of promise, as fans sit back with eager anticipation, excited to hear the new beats as soon as they're dropped.
Of course, fans were thrilled to hear that there was a promotional video set to be released, and they were all in and ready to observe what Yung Thug and Gunna had put together for them.
However, nobody expected to see them beating up a very expensive Rolls Royce for no apparent reason.
Fans were baffled by what they were seeing when each of the successful, talented rappers took turns taking a baseball bat to the car's windows and completely ruined a car that most people would never even think to lean against.
Hypebeast reports that; "Gunna and Metro Boomin were among those who joined the rapper in the violent celebration, taking baseball bats to the high-end vehicle's windows, which read 'Punk' in pink spray paint on all sides. Gunna climbed on top of the car and slammed down on the windshield, while a crowd of onlookers recorded the chaos."
The video was disturbing to many, and at one point, the artists could be seen standing on top of the Rolls Royce, slamming their baseball bats relentlessly into the vehicle. Nothing was sacred. They stomped on it, beat it with their bats, and as the camera panned, it was apparent that they did a real number on the car.
A vehicle meant to be admired, respected, and adored - one that is so unattainable to so many people across the globe, took a violent beating, all for the sake of their album's promotion.
It's safe to say that Yung Thug and Gunna got the attention they were so desperately seeking. Punk is set to be released tomorrow.