Socialite From Delhi Orders 100 Bottles Of Champagne To Celebrate Favourite Song | WATCH

From buying lavish items to making unique decisions in life, there are so many ways for people to flaunt wealth. Recently, a socialite from Delhi was spotted placing an order for 100 bottles of champagne at a nightclub. The occasion? Celebration of his favorite track, AMMO by Jordan Sandhu Feat. Sultaan.

A video from the party shows people dancing and having the time of their lives as the song played at the event. Soon after the video was shared, people wondered who the man was.

A user commented said, “Ye Dilli hai mere yaar”.

Another person, who identified the man in the video, tagged him in the comments section. The person in the viral video goes by the name Japji Singh, who has more than 14,000 followers on his account. Notably, his most recent post is a picture with the late Punjabi rapper/singer Sidhu Moose Wala.

The detailed story of the event couldn’t be verified independently.

Unlike the man in the video, over the last several years, ‘quiet luxury’ is where a tiny population is headed.

The 0.1% are shedding any telltale signs of opulence and investing in accessories familiar only to those in the know, as per a report in The Wall Street Journal.

“You see a gold Rolex Daytona, that’s one thing. You see a Patek [Philipe] Perpetual and you say to yourself, ‘OK, this guy’s playing a different game,’” the publication quoted an anonymous Wall Street banker.

At the same time, the moneyed women have abandoned the diamond and emeralds, saying these are considered too “too go-go 1980s and flashy.” However, they seem to be more concerned with “the weight of gold” as pointed out by the report which added that the billionaires prefer chains that are “thick enough to secure a bike to a lamppost.”

Furthermore, the uber-wealthy like to match high and low when it comes to their snacks, to give off an air of nonchalance about all the luxurious things. They think one has to get used to going about life as if the big things are not so big. For instance, the Wall Street Journal report highlighted that if they are hosting, they might bring a tub of Ossetra caviar to the coffee table, pop some Lay’s potato chips in it and proceed to eat it like guacamole.