Jaylen Brown’s Gold Harp Is His Favorite NBA Purchase and Nobody Saw That Coming

Philadelphia 76ers star guard Jaylen Brown, who’s pulling in the eighth-highest salary in the entire NBA, just spilled the tea on his absolute favorite luxury purchase: a gold harp. Yeah, you read that right. A gold harp. This isn’t your everyday millionaire flexing a new car or a watch, this is something else entirely, and it’s wild to think about.

A Golden Symphony Before Dinner

Brown didn’t just buy a gold harp and let it sit there, either. This dude goes all in. He actually employs a harpist to come play it for him a few times a week before dinner. Imagine that. “My favorite purchase, I think my best, my most favorite purchase for me, was I bought a harp. I bought like, a gold harp,” Brown said, clearly stoked about it. He added, “I got it upstairs… I got a harpist that come play like twice a week while the sun is going down, chef is in the kitchen.” Talk about living the dream! While the chef is whipping up gourmet meals, the sun’s setting, and a private harpist is laying down some mellow tunes. It’s an extravagant move, no doubt, but hey, when you’re making that kind of NBA money, why not?

New City, New Team, New Tunes?

This whole harp revelation comes as Brown is entering his first year as a member of the Sixers, a squad he joined after coming over from the Boston Celtics. And talk about walking into a ready-made contender! Philadelphia is absolutely stacked with a star-studded starting lineup that includes none other than LeBron James, Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, and VJ Edgecombe. You gotta wonder if Brown’s new teammates are gonna get an invite to experience the pre-dinner harp performance at some point this season. Could you picture Joel Embiid chilling to some harp music? Or LeBron getting serenaded while the chef preps dinner? The possibilities are endless. It’s a new chapter for Brown in Philly, and he’s definitely starting it on a unique note.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.