Crayon’s Acquires A Posh Mercedes Benz GLE 53 Worth N150 Million
Nigerian artist Charles Chibueze Chukwu, also known as Crayon, revealed his most recent purchase—a sumptuous Mercedes Benz GLE 53 believed to be valued at N150 million—on January 19, 2024. The Mavin Records signee used Instagram to celebrate this momentous personal achievement by posting pictures and a video of his new acquisition.
Crayon, an internationally recognized musician throughout the world for his famous song “Ngozi,” which features Ayra Starr, received positive feedback from his large fan base on his joyous post. In the photo that went viral on Instagram, Crayon was seen posing in front of the elegant, black car while expressing his resolve and thankfulness for the new year.
The video he shared showcased the high-end features of the 2022 Mercedes-AMG, emphasizing its value and luxury. Crayon used this achievement to further feed his ambition, emphasizing his idea of never being satisfied and being hungry. Many fans congratulated the musician, while some internet users expressed doubt after learning of the news.
There were differing opinions about the GLE 53’s supposed price tag in the comments area, with several people casting doubt on its accuracy. Notwithstanding the controversy, the story generated a lot of discussion on social media, with some users applauding Crayon’s accomplishments and others asking where his money came from.
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