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I had to see this so now you do

A secretive 28-year-old European millionaire commissioned this stunning superyacht and designed it to resemble Iron Man. The 161-foot-long vessel has a large beach club, a 120-inch interactive LED screen to play video games, and a password-protected wine room. - Luxurylaunches

https://luxurylaunches.com/transport/rossinavi-aurora-superyacht.php

Most people fawn over the interiors and amenities of a superyacht, but the most underrated aspect is the silhouette of a luxury vessel, which can leave a

A secretive 28-year-old European millionaire commissioned this stunning superyacht and designed it to resemble Iron Man. The 161-foot-long vessel has a large beach club, a 120-inch interactive LED screen to play video games, and a password-protected wine room. - Luxurylaunches

Christmas Day read about this "millennial's video game supervacht" without vomiting challenge!

22 comments

Comp4

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Even if I had obscene wealth I never really "got" yachts. I guess if you view them as status symbols they are a sign of opulence.

JuryNullification

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Like, a classic yacht that’s just a smaller, wooden boat, single mast, gaff-rigged, that you do the maintenance on yourself (as much as possible) would be cool. Like, you could have some friends onboard or just sail it with your partner, doing a little work at ports to make ends meet and getting out of society for a while sounds neat to me. But, a superyacht where you have a whole crew that does all the work and you just take it on a one week cruise once a year sounds fucking lame.

dannoffs

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It's because its one of the few things left that are completely exclusive to the ultra-rich. Every other thing that used to be exclusive to them, nowadays any old petite bourgeois can charter a private jet or book a fine dining reservation, but you have to truly be the ruling class to own a mega yacht.

Awoo

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It's a thing you only "get" when you've got enough money to be rubbing shoulders with the other people that own them and talk about them with each other. Seeing them do that then rubs off onto "I should get one".

Comparatively it's like buying a particular item of clothing simply because you know it's fashionable among your peer group and other people will look at you differently with them. Except this particular item is hundreds of millions of dollars.

They're a handy way to run from authorities too without getting blocked by airport security.

4zi

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Nothing says “practical” or “totally not going to break down all the time” like an LED wall exposed near salt water

D61

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There was a missed opportunity to have Elon Musk's face stretched over the front of this boat that will never again happen.

Rom

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Only if it's this image billionaire-tears

D61

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a close runner up would be a pic of him wearing a stetson backwards.

PolandIsAStateOfMind

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Maoo

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Remember, kids: yachts can sink with liberal application of fun chemicals.

Evilphd666

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28-year-old European millionaire

sicko-orca nice ride ya got there nepo. Nice rudders too.

Philosoraptor

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The luxury 161-footer may be named after a princess or a natural phenomenon, but it looks utterly masculine

What a completely unhinged brainworms statement

SorosFootSoldier

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Bazinga

Beaver

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With over 15 years of experience in luxury journalism, Neha Tandon Sharma is a notable senior writer at Luxurylaunches. Her expertise spans luxury yachts, high-end fashion, and celebrity culture. Beyond writing, her passion for fantasy series is evident. Beginning with articles on women-centric gadgets, she's now a leading voice in luxury, with a fondness for opulent superyachts. To date, her portfolio boasts more than 2 million words, often penned alongside a cappuccino.