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Contented = stagnation

Your point is????grapes is very sour

What about those who are at the most bottom? What’s beneath them?

M YN haha isit considered a libarary at my house As my father buys a lot of books 😂 I have a piano but idk how play my sibilings play with it my I live in a condo and it have a swimming pool and a gym nice view but my house have to many books and we need to pack up

@@alyze8505 it is a library if those books made a meaning to you if not then they are just shelves of books. But why waste it. I believed those books carries knowledge waiting for u to discover them. Cheers🤞

I have a bowling alley in my home too Welcome to Malaysia

that pool is insane.. in a country like Singapore

But not convenient driving to school and buying groceries

U better start working for it, or ur children will be next after u only can envy ppl being lucky

@@lastchangdepapa1247 lol u think so easy meh

@@bangtan8742 ya lor, its much easier to be born into a rich family than try to be rich yourself.

@@Enviotonin85 someone along the family tree of a rich family was poor and had to try and be rich so that the next generation could benefit, so think of it as a priviledge that if you play the game right, you might just be the reason your family becomes a rich family. And no one can take the fact that you made it from nothing away from you.

A bunch of silver spoons..

Wealth never lasts more than two generations.

Michaelson Sarmiento you sure about that

@@hippohippo226 in a sense, true. My maternal family used to be wealthy.

Alan Tan then what happened?

Learning reincarnation rather than investment

Klipklapklop • yup 😂 those people are billionaires lol

Su Thu u can....surely u can...storeroom or maid toilet..size just fit u.

It's surely for the "Crazy Rich Asian"! 😅😁

to me its more aptly said....unimaginably wealthy....landed property in Singapore.....only to b dreamed of.....

I own this type of home Now I’m 25 year old Only cost me 80,000 With 2 patrol guard armed and a dog Go Malaysia better

Good luck! 🍀

Good luck :)

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Not a good idea lol

🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻 nah,...

*demigod*

@Sun Phoenix: perhaps need to put up your particulars here.. 😂

U can or dog? Should go spca...human don’t say that..

Dammit. Beat me to it.

Europe is not a country LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

Ukiringo Freeze i agree and the caption texts go off v fast too

Its definitely more than 10million... Even just rebuilding the house alone can cost more than that

If u live in condo, even better got bigger pool XD

@@pokaymonfan163 nah totally different. this one is ur own personal pool, the privacy and intimacy cannot be compared to a public pool.

I mean the design of this house so inspiring bro

On estimation, it will be probably be around 10-35 million SGD

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And hope the wine is positioned just for show @4:07.

Poor man mindset...piano change every month also can.

It is true about what you said. Two sides have problems. The successful ones quite often (if not, always) belittle and look down on the less successful ones in terms of financial situations, thinking that they will be eternally rich. No wonder many of them commit suicide when they go bankrupt because of all the bad things they have done to others. And, the less successful ones are often jealous of the successful ones due to many reasons. Some are purely due to jealousy, which is just pathetic, to be honest. Some may be the victims of those "highly successful" and "hardworking" people. Everyone knows what I mean. Lol. But anyway, cna should just put the title, "this huge mansion belongs to a rich family that I have high interests to connect with. So, i wanna kiss asses!" Lmao. Ooooppppsss buttons pushed. XD

iam number1 Exactly, I also appreciate the generosity of home owners who share their private space. How many of us get to see such homes? I do not even have friends living in such houses.

@@prasetyosunardi6531 Yep there's always two sides, rich who are capitalistic to the extreme in exploiting the less fortunate. And also pathetic ones who spit on or scratch people's Lamborghini.

because that's unfortunately not what our society cultivated us to be. in our capitalism and consumerism-driven world of wanting to own more and be better than others, we don't learn to celebrate what others have because we only see what we don't have. this is worsened by what meritocracy and education espouses - that if you work and study hard, all the material that you want can be yours. you won't be able to understand this if you aren't middle income + worked a few years in adult life and realize that much of this world is out of reach and that the promises of meritocracy is a fallacy in a broken system that is primarily a tool to keep us working and driving the economy forward but mostly rewarding those in the higher percentile. You would be immune to this if you find contentment outside material wealth. But this is SG, we're mostly blindly following where the money is instead of seeking genuine happiness. This content while branding Singapore as a lux place for exapts which is clearly its purpose because businessmen around Asia watch CNA - duh - it does little to please locals who see it as brandishing of monetary wealth when most are discontent with their current level of wealth and see no means of getting there in this lifetime. So it's not simple as being salty. There are socio-economic factors that you perhaps haven't yet comprehended or learnt.

because the poor had to work their ass way off from young - poor upbringing, cheap toys, public schools, no cool hobbies, being shunned upon, possibly lousy cramped living conditions, study and battle their way hard all the way to NUS NTU. And when graduated, makes a measly 3k salary. Compared to the wealth given by these already rich since the day they born. What adds to the saltiness is, SG chinese women takes the shortcut in life, aim for the rich and set in life. The sandwiched class men are like screwed all over. (Not a local, just my observation)

this house could cost somewhere between $12-15 million SGD based on the location

There is one inside lol

they probably have 3 in one of the scenes it showed

They can get robot vacuum cleaners; they're mainstream now! 🐥 ✨

This kind of talk proof poor man is everywhere...is here

They have so many maids to share the load!

Maybe you can try looking for it on Archdaily :)

What's that show all about ?

Kenny TXH it's about afterlife and reincarnation.

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blah blah sour grapes

Parasite....lol it’s paradise

chinchowpowpook what the person means is it is the same house in the korean movie Parasite. 😄

Shane93 0712 sorry I’m not the one so cringe by watching Korean stuff

YuXian Wong It’s no problem really if you don’t watch. Just don’t act like your cool because you don’t watch it while others do. And I’m just trying to clear the comment because other might misunderstand the person when he/she didn’t mean it and he/she is only talking about a movie. By the way, Parasite has been winning international awards. I haven’t watched the movie but I don’t think it is polite to comment like that about the works of other countries

Lanor Gnejt Singapore doesn’t require any private security. It’s that safe.

@@ryonanno7 scarcity. Not security.

If you are rich, land space is no problem.

Lanor Gnejt the architect is talking about the country, Singapore, not this house. He was explaining how even many large houses in Singapore like this one are built very close to each other in plots, so there’s a privacy problem. This is a correct comment, when we compare with the US where homes are built far apart. Normal suburban middle class in the US especially those in the Midwest and the south, enjoy ample spaces between each plots with a generous side yards. And those are just middle class. Now if we look at the rich of the US, their houses usually sit on huge land like ranches that stretch for several miles even.

you know only the top 0.1% in Singapore can afford to live in such houses?

Prob freehold. Most landed are freehold

@@tnicholas2161 oic. I thought Singapore has no freehold land. I assume the quit rent(land tax) must be very expensive.

Alan Tan there is alot of freehold houses

Alan Tan i live in a freehold landed which is quite common in singapore

90% of landed is freehold. Only 10% of landed are leasehold losers. There are also many older freehold condos. Older freehold developments are usually at least 1200 square feet. Only idiots will buy new condos all leasehold and worse, they sell you 800 or 900 square feet carved into three bedrooms. What a joke.

Cause this home costs 10 times that?

because half of it is interest. Since its dont know how many percent x the amount of yrs you are paying.

You will have to pay it for the rest of your life.....

@@Enviotonin85 you never go school? dunno how to read the contract you are signing …. how many percent they indicate inside?

@@vancekang LOL....how i know when im not the one that sign the HDB contract. As if everyone will buy their own HDB flat.