Lil Pump Gets New Rolling Stones Inspired "Drug Addict" Chain

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 202216.5K Views

Lil Pump headlines the Pepsi Max stage on Day 3 of Wireless Festival 2018 at Finsbury Park on July 8, 2018 in London, England.

Lil Pump gets another new piece to add to his collection.

There's been a lot of rappers who've had some crazy and outlandish chains made. While Migos' have taken the cake for craziest jewelry collection in recent times, Lil Pump seems to be trying to give them a run for their money. Today, Eliantte & Co. revealed a new chain and charm that he did for Lil Pump that was inspired by a classic British rock group and Pump's latest single, "Drug Addict."

Eliantte just shared a glimpse of a new chain he was commissioned to do for Lil Pump. His new chain is inspired by Pump's song, "Drug Addict" and also features the iconic Rolling Stone tongue logo. The chain is a two tone Miami Gucci link while the massive pendent is decked out with diamonds and allusions to ecstasy pills and a lean cup in the corner. It's a pretty hefty chain and another gawky piece for Lil Pump to add to his collection. Pump debuted the chain during his appearance at the VMA's.

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Pump's received a few new pieces in recent times, whether gifted or bought. His best bud and "Nephew" collaborator Smokepurpp copped Pump an iced out Cuban link bracelet for his 18th birthday. Prior to that, he was spotted at the airport receiving a delivery of $70K grills. Clearly, the festival circuits been treating Pump well this summer.

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