TWO teenagers have claimed they went from poverty to making £6million a year and driving Lamborghinis aged just 19.
Jacob Challinor and girlfriend Remmy, from Stafford in Staffordshire, posted a series of TikToks claiming their 14-hour working days have helped achieve their dream of riches.
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A new 15-second clip says their joint finances surged from £150 aged 16 and 17 to £6million now – allowing them to splash out on supercars such as Lamborghinis as well as lavish overseas holidays.
Jacob titled the video “Do it or watch it be done”.
The couple can be seen in a series of moments filmed over recent years, beginning with when they were “Aged 16 and 17” with £150 between them.
This goes to £50,000 when aged 17 and 18, £440,000 when 18 and 19 then £1.2million when both 19 – appearing hard at work over a desktop computer, before Remmy is seen diving into a sun-dappled pool abroad.
It closes with them getting into and driving various Lamborghinis, now aged 19 and 20.
Other videos on Jacob’s TikTok account show him with childhood friend Samuel Snell, who he says has been alongside him as they pursued their ambitions of business success and wealth.
They have a website called Crypto Gods, promising IT consultancy including on how to make money from automating YouTube videos on behalf of companies.
The new TikTok video has won plenty of admiration and envy online, with more than 3,651 comments, 10,700 shares and 1.3million “likes”, while Jacob has 1.2million followers for his page.
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Impressed viewers offered comments such as “Good job” and “Good for you guys – God bless”, alongside plenty of people wanting more info and tips on how to emulate their apparent lifestyles.
Yet there were others expressing scepticism, with one person saying: “Six million isn’t enough to buy all the stuff in that video.”
Others suggested they could be renting the supercars rather than owning them.
Another Lamborghini fan is an entrepreneur from Cowbridge in South Wales who has just celebrated his IT firm’s 15th anniversary by treating himself to one.
Two brothers from Bromsgrove in Worcestershire became millionaires after starting out by setting up an internet advertising company then selling watches.
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