Milo Yiannopolous allegedly has $2million worth of debt, but that doesn't mean he isn't still trying to play the part of a wealthy alt-right poster boy.
Yiannopolous has released a debut single on YouTube, covering a Christian song titled Silver and Gold that celebrates Jesus over material riches.
But Yiannopolous has given his own twist to the song, trolling the lyrics he sings by pairing them with images of his glamorous lifestyle.
As the opening notes of the song begin, Yiannopolous shows us images of him being followed by paparazzi and crowds chanting his name.
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Alt-right poster boy Milo Yiannopolous has released a debut single on YouTube, covering a Christian song titled Silver and Gold that celebrates Jesus over material riches
But Yiannopolous has given his own twist to the song, trolling the lyrics he sings by pairing them with images of his glamorous lifestyle
There's a photo of him laying out on a grand piano in a red cheetah print suit, and walking down the stairs with an albino python draped around his neck as a bevy of shirtless men follow behind him.
'Silver and gold, silver and gold, I'd rather have Jesus than silver and gold,' a gospel choir sings as we see Yiannopolous holding up a champagne flute and showing off a $7,000 restaurant receipt.
Then Yiannopolous begins, singing 'don't give me a mansion on top of the hill' as the next picture shows him in a tuxedo in a mansion with the python and shirtless men.
'Give me a savior, my life he can hold,' he continues as a photo of him kissing Donald Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is then shown.
In the video he includes photos of him walking down the stairs with an albino python around his neck as shirtless men follow behind him
'Silver and gold, silver and gold, I'd rather have Jesus than silver and gold,' a gospel choir sings as Yiannopolous shows off a $7,000 restaurant receipt
'I'd rather have Jesus then silver and gold' Yiannopolous sings as he shows us pouring himself glasses of expensive champagne
'I'd rather have Jesus, then silver and gold,' Yiannopolous croons, giving us a close-up picture of his gold and diamond rings.
Yiannopolous then goes into the second verse, singing about how he 'woke up this morning feeling kind of down' but then 'called my best friend'.
The screen then switches from him singing to a picture of him posing
