Internet personality Dan Bilzerian, renowned for his cash-flashing social media antics, has come up with another money-spinning idea.
The self-titled “King of Instagram” is offering lucky fans to come up with the title of his new autobiography – and it’ll cost $5,000 (£4,000) for the privilege.
Regularly posting photos of himself surrounded by bikini-clad babes on the image-sharing app, the 39-year-old has amassed millions of social media followers thanks to his gun-toting and jet-setting lifestyle.
Deciding to put pen to paper, the Florida-native advertised the job role on Twitter alongside a picture of himself with a pretty brunette sporting a bikini resembling dental floss.
Dan Bilzerian told followers he’ll pay one lucky winner $5,000 to come up with the name of his autobiography (Image: Instagram)
Next to the snap, he wrote: “Finished writing my autobiography, $5,000 to the best book title in the comments.”
Unsurprisingly, Twitter users brought their own witty one-liners and soon left thousands of comments roasting him over his divisive social media pictures.
One user wrote: “Dan Bilzerian: A life spent trying to have a conversation with 19-year-olds.”
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“Love your kids so they don’t end up like me: The Tale of Dan Bilzerian,” another chipped in.
While a third wrote: “How to turn a trust fund Into the world’s longest mid-life crisis.”
Bilzerian, son of corporate takeover specialist Paul Bilzerian, was born into wealth after his father set up trust funds for him as well as brother Adam Bilzerian, a poker player.
After failing Navy Seals training seven times, he later cut his losses, and followed in his sibling’s footsteps by turning his attention to poking playing.
Alongside his gambling career, he has bagged a number of minor roles in flicks such as War Dogs, Olympus has Fallen, and Extraction.
He has now turned his attention to his CBD products, and, according to the company website, the business sells the “highest quality hemp”.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
