Jeremy Clarkson's Lifestyle 2023 | Net Worth, Fortune, Car Collection, Mansion...

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  • Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
  • Besides being a world-famous British TV host!
    Jeremy Clarkson is an adventurous man who seems to enjoy about everything his money can get him!
    But have you ever stopped to wonder about just how this tycoon lives?
    In this video you will find out all about the luxurious life of Jeremy Clarkson!
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  • @solcee2449
    @solcee2449 3 місяці тому

    Nobody else gat a crush on this guy

  • @Danny-rz3ck
    @Danny-rz3ck Рік тому +1

    Jeremy I always wach you're career

  • @ABCD-hb5yn
    @ABCD-hb5yn Рік тому +2

    Might wanna check the pricing of afew of the items 😬😬 15k for a planet ocean 😭😭

  • @jknowstheway1462
    @jknowstheway1462 Рік тому +5

    How this tycoon lyvees?

    • @AshleyH258
      @AshleyH258 11 місяців тому +1

      First thing I noticed.. 😂
      I'm guessing it's probably a text-to-speech dialogue?

  • @jeppeklindt3421
    @jeppeklindt3421 Рік тому +2

    That Jeep was 8000 pounds he bought it in the Grand tour in Columbia

  • @AshleyH258
    @AshleyH258 11 місяців тому +3

    "How this tycoon 'LIE-VES'" 🤨

  • @theillitistpro
    @theillitistpro Рік тому +6

    it's a bot... Listen to the intro.

    • @justinromero4563
      @justinromero4563 Рік тому +2

      Tycoon lives lol

    • @fuzzypanda1684
      @fuzzypanda1684 Рік тому +1

      Lots of channels use bot voices now...they're getting indistinguishable from real people and require much less effort, talent and skill. Honestly, the fact that some people reap insane rewards for doing very little infuriates me. Bot voices are bad, but don't even get me started on this NPC trend...

    • @theillitistpro
      @theillitistpro Рік тому

      @@fuzzypanda1684 it's a bot.😁

  • @gerardshort531
    @gerardshort531 2 місяці тому +1

    he lives on a farm which he works and drives an older range rover. you don't know what you are talking about. get your facts straight.

  • @allenandlaurendarie5607
    @allenandlaurendarie5607 9 місяців тому +1

    What is it with all these computer generated voice enhanced video's. Very annoying. They can't even take the time to correct mispronounced words. Talk about lazy. It is really hard watching videos like this, they are that annoying.

  • @fuzzypanda1684
    @fuzzypanda1684 Рік тому

    Huh, I didn't know he was born into money...I'm suddenly less happy for him making $800k for every episode of The Grand Tour. Which, with 44 episodes, comes to a little over $35 million. And he already owned a Ferrari before that show began...
    I still like the guy, I just don't think anyone deserves to make that much money, especially if they had the luck of being born into a wealthy family.

    • @cloudededen5819
      @cloudededen5819 Рік тому +1

      salty little gremlin

    • @fuzzypanda1684
      @fuzzypanda1684 Рік тому

      @cloudededen5819 Name calling, eh? That's fine, but I'd like to know what your argument is for supporting people making such extreme amounts of money while so many other people can barely make ends meet.

    • @cloudededen5819
      @cloudededen5819 Рік тому

      @@fuzzypanda1684 sure, it's called a free market, we arbitrarily give value to entertainment or services with an amount we think is appropriate.
      Within the entertainment industry you're weighing him having a luxurious lifestyle against hundreds of millions of hours of joy he's bought the world including a huge sum of money he gives to charity (see google) - money that otherwise wouldn't have been.
      Now that's settled I'd like to hear your reasoning as it pertains to him being born into a wealthy family (not even that wealthy just upper class) means he was given a boost in acting prowess, charisma and finally how it helped him get a minimum wage job at a newspaper because his passion was journalism of which is still his main passion alongside motoring *hence the moto journalism route* and now he's turned his head at local produce at possibly the worse time and is advocating for local farmers all across the country. I just want to know how living in a nice house growing up providing him with a leg up in these specific areas.

    • @cloudededen5819
      @cloudededen5819 Рік тому

      If you, grind your butt off all of your life to make sure your children and their children live comfortably you'd be pretty annoyed with someone that just came along and told them their achievements mean less somehow because you provided them with the best you could, start thinking critically and not as your leaders tell you to think, it's not us and them, everyone wants better and everyone either does better or doesn't being born into a rich family isn't luck because SOMEBODY had to work their behind off to make that wealth in the first place, unless you think that we shouldn't have free markets and everyone should be restricted in how much money they own, well if that's your view point more power to you.

    • @fuzzypanda1684
      @fuzzypanda1684 Рік тому

      @@cloudededen5819 Nah, I'm all for free markets, but I can't help but feel that it's extrememly unfair for people who just happened to max out thier luck factor and either get born into a wealthy family, or have things fall into place on their 1st or 2nd attempt at something.
      It's like when famous actors children also become famous actors. They got ushered into Hollywood because of who their parents were, not because of their talent.
      It'd be like working hard and waiting in line your whole life, just to watch someone walk past the entire line and right into the venue just because of who they are.
      But then, I'm the kind of person that if I'm in a match with someone, and something happens that's outside of their control that handicaps them, I'll pull back and let the match time out or reduce how hard I'm playing to match their level. I'm all about even playing fields and hate people who have unfair advantages.