Category: Millionaire Yachting

Future, who has been in the mainstream for close to ten years, has consistently guided his own ship. His determination and skill have enabled him to navigate the wheel in his own way. Additionally, for the cover story of XXL magazine, the rapper attempts to command a ship in person.

Future received yachting instruction aboard Harley G, a 120-foot custom yacht, while traversing the Pacific Ocean in San Pedro, California, in March of last year (2016). Hendrix, clad in black Rick Owens sneakers, tan and black leather trousers by Rhude, a tan Prada shirt, and Gucci glasses, regarded the wheel while absorbing game knowledge from the rapper’s instructor for the day, Captain Brad Momsen.

Future grasps a steering wheel as Captain Momsen attempts to educate the “Life Is Good” artist on the procedures for navigating a ship by chuckling nautical jargon. After a moment of averting his gaze to examine the controllers, Hendrix reveals that purchasing a yacht has been an ambition of his ever since.

“How much is this boat?” Future inquiries. “Anywhere between $6 and $11 million,” responds Momsen. In reality, this Harley G is valued at $15 million.

The Atlanta rhymer has had an eventful few years, the most recent milestone being the command of a multimillion-dollar vessel. As a defining artist of the 2010s, Hendrix has released codeine-soaked compositions since 2011 that evoke both trauma and triumph through the use of trap elements. A few months have passed since the release of his Drake-featured single “Life Is Good,” which reached No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100. Presently, Future is enjoying the benefits of an almost unparalleled stream of output and an iconic aesthetic.

Life Is Good, his eighth studio album, is scheduled for release this year. Ahead of him is a new endeavor and a powerful single that shares the title of his forthcoming album; Hendrix is striving to live up to the adage.

Recent reports indicate that Nigerian energy magnate Kola Aluko is the purported owner of the ultra-luxurious yacht Galactica Star, which was recently chartered by Jay Z and Beyoncé for a vacation.

The luxury yacht has a length of 65 meters, a price tag of £50 million (€65 million, $73 million), and the ability to reach speeds of up to 28 knots (32 mph) when conditions are favorable. Because of the innovative hull construction, the vessel is also incredibly fuel-efficient. In comparison to boats of a similar size, it requires up to thirty percent less power to maintain the same speed as it would otherwise.

With its full-beam master bedroom, upper-deck VIP cabin, and four other double cabins, the Galactica Star has the capacity to accommodate up to 12 people at a time. Beyond this, there is a “beach club” that features a helipad, a balcony that is 10 square meters in size, and a ton of space for entertaining visitors.

There have been rumors that the yacht may be chartered for $900,000 a week (or £580,000), however in reality, it is significantly more exclusive: To be allowed to stay on the yacht, you must also be acquainted with the owner.

Here’s what it looks like.

The Galactica Star, which debuted in 2014, was awarded a Neptune Trophy at an event dubbed “the Oscars of the super-yacht industry.”

Bannenberg and Rowell Design, one of the most prestigious names in yacht design, created the interior. The interior is designed to complement the sleek, metallic appearance of the hull.

The Galactica Star has a length of 213 feet (65 meters) and a width of 37 feet (11.3 meters).

The yacht is outfitted with everything you could possibly need at sea, catering particularly to warmer climates where guests can relax in the sun.

The Galactica Star can land and store a helicopter, making getting to and from the shore a breeze.

The Star can sleep 12 people but can accommodate many more across multiple levels with different seating areas. Guests can be attended to by trained personnel who also live onboard.

The Star can travel at up to 28 knots (32 mph) despite weighing around 560 tons (with a 50% load), making it one of the fastest boats in its class.

The top deck features a Jacuzzi, bar, large seating area, and viewing platform, as well as towels with Galactica Star embroidery.

While the Star is large, it is also attractively designed, with swooping curves engineered from an all-aluminum ƅоԀy.

Aside from guests, the boat can accommodate staff and has a dedicated kitchen for preparing food for those onboard.

The control room is cutting-edge, with large touch-screen displays that allow the yacht to travel over 4,500 nautical miles on a single tank of fuel.

Aside from the 106-square-meter sundeck with bar and Jacuzzi, the Star has a 64-square-meter “living deck” on the front (which also serves as a helipad) and an additional 80 square meters on the lower aft deck when the tenders are moved to the front garage.

The ship is beautifully lit at night and is an ideal location for hosting parties.

The contemporary and forward-thinking design incorporates a lot of glass, which helps to keep the space light and airy.

The Galactica Star costs about the same as a large mansion at £50 million (€65 million, $73 million).

The new superyacht concept by Enzo Manca combines the past and future of marine design in an exquisite manner.

The 358-foot Juno, which was given its name in honor of classic vessels from the 1980s, is outfitted with cutting-edge technology. The aluminum vessel, according to the Italian designer, has pointed, futuristic lines and a long, slender bow that is “reminiscent of some renowned yachts from bygone eras.”

Aboard, six expansive platforms provide sufficient space for socializing and relaxation. The living quarters feature a fusion of contemporary furnishings and materials with nostalgic elements reminiscent of the enchanting aesthetic of the 1980s. The main salon features enormous panoramic windows, an upscale bar, and plush lounges, which contribute to its moniker as “an oasis of luxury.” In other areas, the accommodations are sufficiently roomy to accommodate 16 passengers and 36 crew members.

Undoubtedly, the most desirable lodging option is the proprietor’s suite. Situated on the fourth deck, the cabin serves as both a private living and sleeping area. A piano is also available for those who wish to practice plucking the ivories.

The beach club at the aft is divided into two levels. The upper section features an expansive sundeck and a swimming pool that can accommodate fifteen guests, whereas the lower section features a beach club and a bar. As is the case with the majority of contemporary vessels, fold-out terraces provide direct access to the water from the stern. In addition, a helipad is located in the bow to facilitate air travel over and under.

Manca provided no information regarding propulsion; however, this colossus would require a substantial amount of horsepower to propel through the water. The yacht will feature a novel electronic anchoring system, according to the designer, which safeguards the seabed and provides dependable mooring regardless of water depth.

This is not the initial absurd superyacht concept that Manca has proposed. The designer debuted a megayacht in March with the intention of designating it as the official flagship of the United Arab Emirates. Known as UAE One, this 459-foot vessel was conceptualized in conjunction with an unidentified sheikh who desired to establish the country’s official megayacht. Manca undoubtedly possesses an abundance of creativity.