So right here, we have an outdoor deck, patio deck.
Seems to be a heated Jacuzzi.
Man, just for this view alone.
This penthouse suite at the William Vale
will cost you $12,000 a night.
That's right, you heard it here first.
Maybe have a listening party, a small engagement,
you get a big promotion at work, come check it out.
This how players kick it, you dig?
Big-boy style.
All right. All right, big guy.
-What's going on? -How you doing, man?
-Very good. How are you? -Nice to meet you. I'm 2 Chainz.
Nice to meet you. I'm Ricco, man.
Nice to meet you, Chef Ricco.
♪♪
I'm calling this episode, "BOBS."
Check it out, now. -All right.
Ballin' Out Brooklyn Style.
There it is.
I made that up.
And it's copywritten already.
We on the BOBS kick.
We ballin' out Brooklyn style.
The most expensive room in the Williams Vale,
they going for $12,000 a night.
-Something like that. -You know what I mean?
So I might do 12 nights. Do the math.
During the break, I have -- I take medicine,
certain medicine, medication.
And I've developed an appetite.
So now we're about to indulge
in one of the most expensivest brunches
on the face of this Earth,
featuring Chef Ricco, and your player partner 2 Chainz.
There we go.
[ Air horn blowing ]
You want to do this?
-Let's do it. -All right.
So we got a little brunchy stuff here, all right.
Ooh. Dawg, what it this, bro?
You got a little lobster here.
This is the biggest lobster I've ever seen in my life.
That's a cute lobster right there.
Yeah, this guy is probably about 70 years old.
And you can just tell by -- by the size of...?
How you know that this thing is...?
Yeah, it usually goes by the rings,
how many rings there are and the space in between 'em.
-That'll tell you, you know. -Okay. That's knowledge.
So he had a -- he say he had a good life.
♪♪
[ Church bells tolling ]
[ Baby crying ]
[ Lobster screams ]
I'ma tell you the truth, man.
I've never seen a lobster this big, personally.
I mean, I can see me literally
framing it, you know what I'm saying?
-Yeah, this is -- -I can see me fram--
You know how, like, people -- people,
you got a deer head or something shit on your wall.
Not 2 Chainz.
No, it wouldn't last a month.
I'm having lobster claws.
So, hold on, man. -Mm-hmm?
That's -- -Oh, yeah, that's a --
-That's it. -Yeah, that's like --
This is an Australian truffle?
Yeah. And then --
This is an Australian truffle.
You gonna learn a lot. -Look at that thing.
And you saying these about $3,000 apiece?
They can go up to that.
Right now, they're a little bit cheaper.
-All right, I want to try that. -Let's go do this.
Let's go do this.
I'm a little torn about that lobster.
I feel like them people that don't want animals to die.
♪♪
Gonna take this guy. We're gonna get one of the --
like, the, kind of the sharpest pieces
to get a little, little grip.
Oh, my God, that's how you -- How long I have to do that?
I've never done that.
You've got to get me the opportunity, bro.
I've never -- I've never -- Is this called...?
No, smell that.
See, it's got that nice funk, little earth on it.
I like a little funk sometimes.
Yeah. Got a little hash quality to it.
You got the warm cheese.
It's just gonna release some of the essential oils
out of the truffles. -Oh, yeah. You see me, man.
So this called truffling, right?
-Yeah. -Yeah, I'm truffling.
♪ Shake that truffle, shake, shake that truffle ♪
You missed a spot right there.
Oh, yeah, can't.
♪ Shake that truffle, shake, shake that truffle ♪
Simple food.
-I can't believe -- -Two or three things.
I can't believe -- Look at that, man.
God is -- Look at that.
God is so good.
Just gonna throw some of this
beautiful golden osetra caviar.
You looking at about -- about $6,000 with the pizza.
And you got $200 an ounce for this caviar.
Damn.
That's 2 ounces right there.
That's $400.
Man, this jug and it's like,
this hustlin', just like, this trappin'.
-There it is. -You trappin' food.
I don't know about -- -I trap some food for sure, man.
I don't know about you, I got to try this shit.
There you go.
I'm just gonna eat the caviar off the spoon
if you don't mind, huh?
Mm-hmm.
Feel free to shave some truffle on that guy,
too, if you want. -For real?
Why not, right?
Boom.
Tell me more about like, you know,
your neighborhood, about you growing up.
Like, Brooklyn, I hear is flourishing.
You know, I mean, my man Jay-Z, 444, man,
he talk that Brooklyn shit, you know what I mean,
so collaborate on that for me while I fuck this truffle up.
I grew up playing stick ball off this abandoned factory
that we're sitting in that's now got
a $12,000 suite in it, you know.
-Aw! -Aw!
-So, I mean -- -Oh, is that -- that's real?
Yeah, yeah, this was a factory for years.
So I get to do all the food for that
and it's a tremendous thing
to be able to have that in my own neighborhood,
where before, I couldn't get a job at a diner,
'cause I didn't have experience, you know.
Right.
People were sitting in the city looking over at Brooklyn
the whole time, when we had the best view.
And if I don't have to go to the city every day
and I can work in my own backyard...
Oh, no, that's -- that's a blessing.
-...I respect it. -So this shit is delicious.
How much would a brunch like that cost me?
That big guy kicking around over there, that big lobster...
If you really gonna eat all those?
I'll Ziploc them motherfuckers up.
I'll sell them motherfuckers by the gram.
This ain't nothing but some work right here.
People love truffles, man.
Yeah, you looking at, like, 2 grand,
you know, not too crazy. You know?
With that lobster, it maybe can be three people maybe,
I think, could maybe do three people.
Yeah, definitely. 2 grand apiece.
-2 grand apiece? -Yeah, why not?
Now, now we're talking.
I was trying to split that money.
I was trying to split that up.
I'm sure somebody has given you the 2 grand
and I'm sure you're going to get plenty more 2 grand.
Excuse me, that shit is delicious.
Narrator: Before Lance Armstrong and blood doping,
there was the good, old penny-farthing.
Invented in 1869, these bikes with big-ass front wheels
were ridden by well-to-do young men with a need for speed.
Fast-forward to the 20th century,
velodromes with smooth tracks
and curved banks come to Brooklyn.
And now in 2017, there's a city full of hipsters
willing to spend a pretty penny on a bike
that can get them where they need to go in style.
True.
♪♪
-Hey. -Hey, what's going on?
How you doing, man? I'm 2 Chainz.
-Jeff. -Nice to meet you, Jeff.
-You, too. -David. What's going on, man?
Nice to meet you, David.
♪♪
This looks like some other side of the world-type shit
right here, bro. What is that?
This is a one-of-a-kind custom bike,
most expensive bicycle out there.
It retails for $35,000.
Wow.
I see the different skins that you got here.
I see the rose-gold finish.
Is there something else that the people should know?
And why does it cost so much damn money?
-Absolutely. -Does it ride by itself?
Is this an automatic?
Not at all. It's a real bicycle.
The original leather that came on this
was regular leather.
And they took regular Brooks
and then rewrapped it with python.
The frame is actually crocodile.
They are shipped to Detroit.
The frame is then built there.
They then have the frame
and components dipped in copper.
So this is from Japan, these two, also Japan.
Takes a lot of time to put something like this together.
Sturmey-Archer five-speed hub, Asia,
Brooks grip, England, Tange headset, Japan,
Velo Orange rack, Maryland.
Columbus tubing, double-budded, Italy,
Grand Cru, Maryland... Hand-wrapped...
[ Indistinct talking ]
[ Bell dings ]
That was a lot of information.
So everything was custom.
It's one-of-a-kind.
You down to take it for a ride?
Ride up here on the roof or something?
Why not?
Now, did y'all make the seat this high,
because you thought that I would be taller than I am?
We made this seat custom for your size.
It's actually proper to the bike's size.
Actually, it's too small, too short for you.
-Really? -Technically.
-It should be taller than this? -Yes.
You do cycling, you do cycling classes and stuff?
Sure.
-So you like -- -I own a bike company, so...
This -- it's a method, it's a method to your madness.
And a bike shop, so...
When was the last time you hopped on a bike?
I think once you ride a bike, I really feel like it's...
like riding a bike.
♪♪
Looking good.
Uh-oh.
That's all right.
[ Camera shutter clicking ]
Your foot's too big.
For $35,000, this motherfucker better fit.
This motherfucker more than a Chrysler, man.
So it's only one of these or do you sell
a lot of these throughout the year?
How does this go?
Each one is made for each customer.
We have a few products that are being rolled out,
like a football. -Oh.
So when you're going, you're playing basketball,
you're throwing around the pigskin,
maybe it's not gonna be pigskin.
It should be better, it should be nicer.
Somebody like you is not
throwing around a regular football.
What should I be throwing around,
like, what kind of skin?
So we have an alligator skin.
-Okay, that sound like -- -And when you're riding a bike,
you shouldn't be sitting on a regular rubber, leather seat.
No, no.
Oh, so, like, your concept is, like, very expensive
sporting goods --
100%. 100%.
This company was founded by former athletes who felt
that there was a need for luxury items in sporting goods.
-High-end sports stuff. -High end.
-I'm down with that. -Yeah, high end.
And you know, it's something that could've been thought of,
but I just hadn't never seen it before.
And it's like, it's the same concept as, I guess,
you know, like dressing, of being fly.
Yeah.
I know what I'm talking about at all times.
This bike has an outfit on.
This bike is ready for a gala,
gala, gala, party, barbecue.
This bike is ready. Excuse me, I'm sorry.
Prom. Whatever.
This bike is ready to sit on the back of your yacht.
And when you get to the dock, hop out on this.
That's cool.
So where do you get something like this from?
Only from us. It's one-of-a-kind.
Sure. This is more expensive
than a Kia.
Our market is for the 1%.
-Okay. -For the people who --
-Yes. -This is not for the person
that -- that hops on a private jet,
this is for the person that owns a private jet.
Okay, well, see, that's what -- the bike is not for me.
That was easy.
Man, I'm speechless, man.
Man, you pulled up in a -- in a tank bike, man.
That's not -- you not even supposed to text and drive.
You're gonna watch, like, TV?
Narrator: With a new generation of modern-day hipsters
comes a DIY movement, tattoos, and beards
and nothing combines the three better then the chopper.
Popularized in the 1960s by the post-war desire
to ride fast and dangerously,
choppers are built by literally chopping up bikes.
Now it's a bonafide art form and expensive as fuck.
♪♪
Over here.
What's up, baby?
Now, you see me out here getting this money.
This that West Side money walk.
Man, what the hell?
How you doing, 2 Chainz?
This motherfucker -- What's up, bro?
What's your name? -Mike.
Mike, nice to meet you, man.
Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you.
This is a hell of a chopper right here, Mike guy.
Sure. It's a beaut.
Mike, look at the belt on this thing.
It's really nice, right?
Let me fill the audience in, man.
This thing was definitely built from scratch.
-Sure. -And let me guess.
It's one-of-one. Let me guess.
I don't know shit about motorcycles.
I was told to stand here until my father got here.
-Swear to God. -Swear to God.
Oh. Well...
Here he comes now.
[ Motorcycle revving ]
♪♪
Damn.
♪♪
Man, I'm speechless, man.
You pulled up in a -- in a tank bike, man.
I've never -- -Humvee hummer, yeah.
Yeah. -You do look familiar.
Most people say that, yeah.
Yeah, you do look familiar, so I'm --
Mike: He probably owes you money.
Yeah. Okay. I don't know about that.
I'm sure plenty of people owes him money.
Yeah, there you go.
Like I was telling your son, man, I'm like -- off top,
I already know that these things are built from scratch.
I could see that.
I could see the quality in the bike.
I can see that these bikes are obviously one-of-ones.
This was a tribute bike, so we build, like, for military.
This was a tribute to them.
So this bike is a Fallen Heroes bike.
And like I said, everything is handmade.
No, there is nothing on this that we didn't build
in the shop, you know, from the headlight to the frame.
All the sheet metals is custom made in the shop.
Yeah, this is AR15.
These are clay mines, real clay mines.
These are just ammo boxes with the real ammunition.
-Wow, bro. -And it represents a Humvee.
Are these ideas given to you?
Is this something that you dream about, wake up, design?
I mean, where does this come from?
The way we do it is we actually start with just a sketch
and then it goes to a CAD program, and then a 3D --
Like a rendering -- yeah, 3D rendering.
3D rendering, yeah.
I was gonna ask you about that.
Yeah, that's what it finally comes to, yeah.
Same concept, somebody gets to modify, change some things.
If I picked out or designed a bike,
how long would it take for me to get my bike?
They give us six weeks to do these bikes.
And was it a true six weeks, bro?
No, it was a true six weeks.
-Okay. -Yeah.
Tell me about this bike.
I'm interested in this bike, as well.
Paul: So all this stuff is individual pieces bent
and welded together throughout the whole bike.
And the gas tank is actually here.
So this is more of like a -- a car concept.
Yeah, kind of more custom, yeah.
I'm -- I'm blown away.
So let me -- the next question is the big thing.
Let me guess.
Which one is the most expensive out of the two?
♪♪
These bikes go between --
between $150,000 and $250,000.
-Ooh. -Yeah.
-Yeah. -Ooh.
-Really? -Yeah, yeah.
You talking about, "Yeah, yeah,"
you don't even fuck with bikes.
What's up, man? -Just hanging out.
I bet you like, "What the hell happened right here, man?"
He's an artist. He -- he paints.
Yeah, I'm waiting to take over the business.
Oh.
Then I'm gonna sell it to the Japanese.
You know? Yeah, yeah.
-I like him. -I got it, man.
But how much you got on you?
How much money I got on me?
Yeah, we'll just take whatever you got on you.
-I got -- I got -- -Take that ring.
-Yeah, give us the ring and -- -I got about $60,000 cash on me.
You do?
-Yeah. -That's a down payment.
Act like I ain't got that, I'll show you that.
Bam.
And if you want to give me one for half off,
I could cash out for cash.
What about the 60 grand, plus the bling?
Let's talk.
Yeah, the ring. Yeah, plus --
And the -- and the ring. And the chains.
All right, rings and chains.
Rings and the chains.
-You can keep the glasses. -Plus the $60,000?
-That's a bet. -And the headband.
That's a bet. I got it.
I'm -- You know what?
If I brought it, you know,
like Meek say, that ain't all I got.
If I brought it with me, that ain't all I got.
Got that from Meek, baby.
Yeah, so I can do that.
Man, you got to do that for me.
$60,000 cash. A couple rings.
Yeah.
Man, you gonna look good with some jewelry on.
You know it, baby.
So I think these will be the perfect bikes for me
rolling through Brooklyn, you know what I mean?
Ballin' out through Brooklyn.
You got a bike that cost more than a house.
Not in Brooklyn, but some houses down South.
Now that we saw this,
we can't have no roody poo-ass helmet.
We got to go big baller, baller out,
Brooklyn style status for the helmet.
So let's check out the helmet.
-All right, bro. -All right, man.
Thank you, man.
[ Laughter ]
And you can craft ultimate experience,
ride a bike like a fighter pilot.
-Whoa. -Do you want to try?
-Hey. -Yes.
-Hi. -Nice to meet you.
♪♪
-Yes. -Whoa.
Okay.
It's called LiveMap? -Yes.
And -- and this helmet looks like...
Is it vibr-- is it moving?
-No, no, no. -It's fiberglass.
It actually has a small, little display in there,
has a projection that heads up display, so...
Oh, so you guys are trying to watch TV
and ride bikes at the same time.
Not us guys, Andrew.
That's not -- you not even supposed to text and drive.
You're gonna watch, like, TV?
Oh.
And it has -- projects navigation speed,
telemetry, all that kind of thing.
And probably like let you know if something is crossing
the street on my way -- -It actually has --
it actually has a map on there,
if you want to pop it on, too.
So I got it. Like, it's like, okay...
So it's like navigation, where you get the --
but it's right here in your face, kind of like.
Yeah, it's right there.
But it doesn't affect you while you're riding.
Want me to try on the helmet?
Yes.
Man.
No headband, headband.
[ Speaks indistinctly ]
♪♪
Man: Prospective.
We've been waiting for some technology like this
for a very long time. -Yes.
Man #2: [ Speaking Russian ]
2 Chainz. -Yes.
Man #3: Shabu, Shabu.
2 Chains: Sweet biscuit.
[ Laughs ] Sweet biscuit.
$300...
Man #4: [ Echoing ] Air is totally free. Air...
♪♪
And this helmet is pretty doggone cool.
Okay, coming out.
No. -Yes.
Yeah, it's pretty cool.
That's pretty cool. How much would --
how much would something like that cost?
$2,000 is very expensive for a helmet.
You know, you know how to ride?
Yeah, he don't have license here.
Yes.
Listen, man, don't nobody got licenses over here.
You in New York. Ain't nobody got no license.
Everybody walking, taking the subway.
Anyway, you, too, can have a really expensive bike,
with a really expensive helmet,
with some cool technology
for just under a quarter million.
There it is, man. Ballin' out Brooklyn style.
♪♪