Celebrity memecoins are scams; rappers rent luxury items and rug pulls for quick money.

But the vast majority of these coins have one or two buckets. Let's ignore Trump and Melania for a second. Let's talk about all the other ones. Usually, they are rappers, right? who don't have nearly as much money as you think. They flex all this [ __ ] in their music videos, chains, and nice cars and [ __ ] All that shit's rented. It's all rented. Okay, I know this because I've talked to rappers through their managers who are like, "Hey, we want to use your cars in a video shoot." It's like, are you [ __ ] insane? Get your own. You know what I mean? So, these guys are broke and their number one goal is to extract as fast as possible. And maybe they have good intentions. They usually don't. And the moment they see a couple hundred thousand dollars, they immediately rug it. Now, that's bucket number one. Sahil is very popular for this. He tells a celebrity, "Hey, I can make you 500K real quick. Just post this [ __ ] memecoin." And they rug it, right? It's a scam. So, if you fall for that, you're an idiot. The second is what I think probably happened to Kylie Jenner here is her Twitter account got hacked and someone knew they were able to quickly make a little bit of money because if she posted that from her page, I very I I I doubt that a girl who's a billionaire is actually launching a memecoin. Uh usually it's, you know, DC tier rappers and just like belist celebrities. It's not actual rich and famous people. Uh she probably got hacked and that's why the tweet was immediately deleted and, you know, never