Any product can become an extravagance in the right hands and there are scenes in which it is not enough to have the thing but to make it unique. Part of the history of rap has to do with jewelry and there are endless stories that account for the luxuries that have been given to those whose success and income allow them and of course there are consoles. One of these pieces is a gold-covered PlayStation portable that was customized at the request of a famous producer and is now once again the talk of having a new owner.
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This one-of-a-kind gold PSP has a new owner
In recent days, the Canadian rapper Drake gave something to talk about as he was one of the most enthusiastic participants in an auction that included jewelry from music producer Pharrell Williams who enjoyed enormous success during the first decade of the 2000s and in later years. , which allowed him to indulge in various luxuries such as a gold-covered PlayStation Portable.
After spending a few million dollars on Pharrell Williams jewelry, Drake was quick to show off his new acquisitions and among them was the gold PSP worth $20,000 USD, almost $400,000 MXN.
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— OVO Sound (@OVOSound) January 17, 2023
According to the official information from the auction site, in 2008 Pharrell Williams wanted a PSP that was one of a kind, so he asked that the original casing of the console be replaced with a solid 14-karat gold piece that also included a luxurious carrying case that will preserve the portable device.
This is not the only gold-covered console that has gained relevance because, following the death of Queen Elizabeth II of England, a gold-covered Wii that THQ manufactured as a gift for the monarch was remembered, however the package review process for the British crown it was very strict and it was decided that the console would not be delivered so it became a rare piece.
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