Spend a Billionaire’s Money
You have $27 billion — the fortune of Korea’s richest person. Buy anything from fried chicken to a private jet or a baseball team, and see if you can spend it all.
Receipt
Fortune: Forbes 2026 World’s Billionaires, Lee Jae-yong (Samsung Electronics), $27 billion. Prices are rough 2026 estimates. A parody game, unrelated to any real person or company.
How to play
- Tap Buy to buy one, or type a quantity in the middle box.
- The green bar shows your remaining money and how much you’ve spent. Buy buttons switch off when you can’t afford an item.
- When you’re done, check your receipt below and share it.
How big is $27 billion?
- Spending $1 million a day would take about 74 years.
- It would buy about 1.2 million Hyundai Elantras at $22,000 each — or about 27,000 Seoul apartments.
- Split across Korea, every one of 51 million people would get about $529.
FAQ
Whose money is $27 billion?
It is based on Forbes’ 2026 World’s Billionaires list, where Samsung Electronics chairman Lee Jae-yong is Korea’s richest person at about $27 billion. This is a parody game, unrelated to any real person or company.
Where do the prices come from?
They are rough 2026 prices. Cars, apartments and luxury goods use a typical model’s approximate price, so real prices vary.
How much is $27 billion per person?
Split among Korea’s roughly 51 million people, it is about $529 each. Split among about 340 million Americans, it is about $79 each.
Is it possible to spend it all?
Yes. Big items drain it fast, but hitting exactly $0 means filling the last bit with small items — that’s the fun part.
Can I share my result?
Once you buy something, a receipt appears; tap “Share result” to send how much you spent.