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Celebrity money disputes and personal finance math, told through video clips

Posts story-driven captions with interview clips about money disputes involving celebrities, athletes and tech founders (Death Row, Seinfeld residuals, Jordan and Pippen, Jobs and Wozniak), plus personal finance explainers on fees, inflation, credit cards and retirement matching. Single posts with video, no threads. Audience is a broad US audience interested in money stories.

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writes for Broad US audience interested in money and pop culture · Worldwide, in English · United States & Canada

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Hollywood and music pay disputes42%

Personal finance math22%

Tech founder money stories18%

Sports contracts and money18%

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In 1975, Steve Jobs told Steve Wozniak that Atari had paid them $700 for a game they built together. He handed Woz a check for $350. Atari had actually paid Job11 oct 26 · x post4.7mviews28klikessee it →

Will Smith's TV aunt was making about $250,000 a year. In 1993, she lost all of it. Will went on the radio and said she'd gone "from a quarter of a million doll26 oct 26 · x post1.4mviews6klikessee it →

Dr. Dre gave up his 50% of Death Row Records just to get away from Suge Knight. Suge kept 100% and called it “the greatest thing in the world for me.” Dre later31 oct 26 · x post1.1mviews4.8klikessee it →

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos made $49.8 million in 2023. Aaron Paul won three Emmys for Breaking Bad, a show Netflix has streamed since 2011. He says Netflix pay28 oct 26 · x post339kviews1.9klikessee it →

Big Sean says he sold 185 million records on Kanye West's label, and $6 million of his money went to that label instead of him. In 2021, Kanye said signing him 29 oct 26 · x post

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