Sep 8, 2021 Shady LTD release date: 2003 Population of Brasil in 2003: 181,8 Milli List of richest people in Brasil today: Spoiler 1. Jorge Paulo Lemann (beer, investments), R$ 49.85 billion ($21.30 billion) 2. Joseph Safra (banking), R$ 35.98 billion ($15.38 billion) 3. Marcel Herrmann Telles (beer, investments), R$ 25.58 billion ($10.93 billion) 4. Carlos Alberto Sicupira (beer, investments), R$ 22.30 billion ($9.53 billion) 5. Roberto Irineu Marinho (media), R$ 15.93 billion ($6.81 billion) 6. Joao Roberto Marinho (media), R$ 15.86 billion ($6.78 billion) 7. Jose Roberto Marinho (media), R$ 15.86 billion ($6.78 billion) 8. Marcelo Bahia Odebrecht & family (construction, petrochemicals), R$ 14 billion ($5.98 billion) 9. Jose Batista Sobrinho & family (beef processing), R$ 11.92 billion ($5.09 billion) 10. Francisco Ivens de Sa Dias Branco (food industry), R$ 10.99 billion ($4.70 billion) 11. Walter Faria (beer), R$ 9.80 billion ($4.19 billion) 12. Andre Esteves (banking, investments), R$ 9.55 billion ($4.08 billion) 13. Eduardo Saverin (Facebook, investments), R$ 9.52 billion ($4.07 billion) 14. Ermirio Pereira de Moraes (diversified), R$ 9.15 billion ($3.91 billion) 15. Abilio dos Santos Diniz (retail, food industry), R$ 8.90 billion ($3.80 billion) 16. Antonio Ermirio de Moraes (diversified), R$ 8.39 billion (died recently) ($3.58 billion) 17. Aloysio de Andrade Faria (banking), R$ 7.52 billion ($3.21 billion) 18. Maria Helena Moraes Scripilliti (diversified), R$ 7.33 billion ($3.13 billion) 19. Fernando Roberto Moreira Salles (banking, mining), R$ 7.17 billion ($3.06 billion) 20. Joao Moreira Salles (banking, mining), R$ 7.17 billion ($3.06 billion) 21. Pedro Moreira Salles (banking, mining), R$ 7.17 billion ($3.06 billion) 22. Walther Moreira Salles Junior (banking, mining), R$ 7.17 billion ($3.06 billion) 23. David Feffer & family (pulp and paper), R$ 6.93 billion ($2.96 billion) 24. Miguel Krigsner (cosmetics), R$ 6.45 billion ($2.76 billion) 25. Regina de Camargo Pires Oliveira Dias (construction), R$ 6.27 billion ($2.68 billion) 26. Renata de Camargo Nascimento (construction), R$ 6.27 billion ($2.68 billion) 27. Rossana Camargo de Arruda Botelho (construction), R$ 6.27 billion ($2.68 billion) 28. Edson de Godoy Bueno (healthcare), R$ 5.79 billion ($2.47 billion) 29. Cesar Beltrao de Almeida & family (construction, toll roads), R$ 5.58 billion ($2.38 billion) 30. Nevaldo Rocha & family (retail, fashion), R$ 5.36 billion ($2.29 billion) 31. Antonio Luiz Seabra (cosmetics), R$ 5.05 billion ($2.16 billion) 32. Werner Voigt (industrial machinery), R$ 5.02 billion ($2.14 billion) 33. Sergio Lins Andrade (diversified), R$ 4.97 billion ($2.12 billion) 34. Eggon da Silva (industrial machinery), R$ 4.94 billion ($2.11 billion) 35. Ezra Safra & family (banking), R$ 4.91 billion ($2.10 billion) 36. Rubens Ometto Silveira Mello (sugar, ethanol), R$ 4.58 billion ($1.96 billion) 37. Jayme Garfinkel & family (insurance), R$ 4.55 billion ($1.94 billion) 38. Michael Klein & family (retail), R$ 4.51 billion ($1.93 billion) 39. Bernardo Gradin & family (construction, petrochemicals), R$ 4.50 billion ($1.92 billion) 40. Ana Maria Marcondes Penido Sant'Anna (toll roads), R$ 4.49 billion ($1.92 billion) 41. Lirio Parisotto (investments), R$ 4.44 billion ($1.90 billion) 42. Lina Maria Aguiar (banking), R$ 4.22 billion ($1.80 billion) 43. Lilian Werninghaus & family (industrial machinery), R$ 4.21 billion ($1.80 billion) 44. Ana Maria Levy Villela Igel & family (gas, petrochemicals), R$ 4.07 billion ($1.74 billion) 45. Dulce Pugliese de Godoy Bueno (healthcare), R$ 4 billion ($1.71 billion) 46. Julio Bozano (banking, investments), R$ 3.75 billion ($1.60 billion) 47. Jose Isaac Perez & family (shopping malls), R$ 3.63 billion ($1.55 billion) 48. Cesar Mata Pires (construction), R$ 3.59 billion ($1.53 billion) 49. Marco Antonio Laffranchi & Elisabeth Laffranchi (education), R$ 3.57 billion ($1.52 billion) 50. Alexandre Grendene Bartelle (shoes, furniture), R$ 3.55 billion ($1.52 billion) 51. Lia Maria Aguiar (banking), R$ 3.52 billion ($1.50 billion) 52. Flavio Pentagna Guimaraes & family (banking), R$ 3.40 billion ($1.45 billion) 53. Adriano & Alexandre Schincariol (beer), R$ 3.36 billion ($1.43 billion) 54. Joao Alves de Queiroz Filho (consumer goods), R$ 3.34 billion ($1.43 billion) 55. Maria de Lourdes Egydio Villela (banking), R$ 3.22 billion ($1.38 billion) 56. Alfredo Egydio Arruda Villela Filho (banking), R$ 3.18 billion ($1.36 billion) 57. Jorge Moll Filho (healthcare), R$ 3.17 billion ($1.35 billion) 58. Ana Lucia de Mattos Barretto Villela (banking), R$ 3.10 billion ($1.32 billion) 59. Jose Ermirio de Moraes Neto (diversified), R$ 3.05 billion ($1.30 billion) 60. Neide Helena de Moraes (diversified), R$ 3.05 billion ($1.30 billion) 61. Jose Roberto Ermirio de Moraes (diversified), R$ 3.05 billion ($1.30 billion) 62. Elie Horn (construction, real estate), R$ 3.03 billion ($1.29 billion) 63. Jose Janguie Bezerra Diniz (education), R$ 2.93 billion ($1.25 billion) 64. Edir Macedo & family (media), R$ 2.91 billion ($1.24 billion) 65. Lily Safra (banking), R$ 2.89 billion ($1.23 billion) 66. Guilherme Peirao Leal (cosmetics), R$ 2.88 billion ($1.23 billion) 67. Dorothea Steinbruch (diversified), R$ 2.85 billion ($1.22 billion) 68. Carlos Francisco Ribeiro Jereissati & family (telecommunications, shopping malls), R$ 2.80 billion ($1.20 billion) 69. Rubens Menin Teixeira de Souza (construction), R$ 2.70 billion ($1.15 billion) 70. Joao Carlos Cavalcanti (mining), R$ 2.70 billion ($1.15 billion) 71. Ricardo Brennand & family (diversified), R$ 2.63 billion ($1.12 billion) 72. Giancarlo Francesco Civita (media), R$ 2.60 billion ($1.11 billion) 73. Roberta Anamaria Civita (media), R$ 2.59 billion ($1.11 billion) 74. Victor Civita Neto (media), R$ 2.59 billion ($1.11 billion) 75. Angela Gutierrez & family (diversified), R$ 2.50 billion ($1.07 billion) 76. Constantino de Oliveira Junior & family (aviation), 2.45 billion ($1.05 billion) 77. Jose Mendes Nogueira & family (mining), R$ 2.44 billion ($1.04 billion) 78. Silvio Santos (media), R$ 2.42 billion ($1.03 billion) 79. Blairo Maggi (agribusiness), R$ 2.33 billion ($996 million) 80. Itamar Locks (agribusiness), R$ 2.33 billion ($996 million) 81. Lucia Maggi (agribusiness), R$ 2.33 billion ($996 million) 82. Daisy Igel (gas, petrochemicals), R$ 2.32 billion ($991 million) 83. Maria Angela Aguiar Bellizia (banking), R$ 2.31 billion ($987 million) 84. Leo Steinbruch & family (diversified), R$ 2.29 billion ($979 million) 85. Marli Pissollo (agribusiness), R$ 2.25 billion ($961 million) 86. Carlos Martins (education), R$ 2.23 billion ($953 million) 87. Marcio Luiz Goldfarb & family (retail, fashion), R$ 2.20 billion ($940 million) 88. Jorge Gerday Johannpeter & family (steel), R$ 2.19 billion ($936 million) 89. Francisco Deusmar de Queiros & family (pharmacies), R$ 2.18 billion ($932 million) 90. Hugo de Carvalho Ribeiro & family (agribusiness), R$ 2.10 billion ($897 million) 91. Paulo Roberto Godoy Pereira & family (infrastructure, energy), R$ 2.08 billion ($889 million) 92. Mauricio Rolim & family (aviation), R$ 2.07 billion ($885 million) 93. Rosa Evangelina Marcondes Penido Dalla Vecchia (toll roads), R$ 2.05 billion ($876 million) 94. Ernesto Zarzur & family (construction), R$ 2.03 billion ($867 million) 95. Gilberto Schincariol Junior & family (beer), R$ 2 billion ($855 million) 96. Liu Ming Chung (pulp and paper), R$ 1.95 billion ($833 million) 97. Guilherme Paulus (tourism), R$ 1.83 billion ($782 million) 98. Bernardo Paz de Melo (mining), R$ 1.80 billion ($769 million) 99. Pedro Grendene Bartelle (shoes, furniture), R$ 1.76 billion ($752 million) 100. Ricardo & Rodolfo Marinho (banking), R$ 1.73 billion ($739 million) 101. Roberto de Rezende Barbosa & family (sugar, ethanol), R$ 1.72 billion ($735 million) 102. Luiz Carlos Batista (retail), R$ 1.70 billion ($726 million) 103. Antonio de Queiroz Galvao & family (diversified), R$ 1.68 billion ($718 million) 104. Sasson Dayan & family (banking), R$ 1.66 billion ($709 million) 105. Fernando Simoes & family (logistics), R$ 1.64 billion ($701 million) 106. Mitsuo Matsunaga & family (food industry), R$ 1.63 billion ($696 million) 107. Artur Grynbaum (cosmetics), R$ 1.62 billion ($692 million) 108. Ernesto Correa da Silva Filho & family (diversified), R$ 1.60 billion ($684 million) 109. Luiz Alves Paes de Barros (investments), R$ 1.55 billion ($662 million) 110. Ricardo Nunes (retail), R$ 1.52 billion ($649 million) 111. Jose Seripieri Filho (healthcare), R$ 1.51 billion ($645 million) 112. Chaim Zaher & family (education), R$ 1.48 billion ($632 million) 113. Antonio Jose de Almeida Carneiro (energy, construction), R$ 1.44 billion ($615 million) 114. Newton Gouvea & family (retail), R$ 1.43 billion ($611 million) 115. Salo Davi & Helio Seibel (wood industry), R$ 1.42 billion ($607 million) 116. Silvio Tini de Araujo (investments), R$ 1.41 billion ($602 million) 117. Jose Bezerra de Menezes Neto & family (banking), R$ 1.40 billion ($598 million) 118. Paulo Sergio Barbanti (healthcare), R$ 1.39 billion ($594 million) 119. Anderson & Alexandre Birmann (shoes), R$ 1.35 billion ($577 million) 120. Marcelo Henrique Limirio Goncalves & family (pharmaceuticals), R$ 1.32 billion ($564 million) 121. Eduardo & Jorge Luiz Silva Logemann (agribusiness), R$ 1.31 billion ($560 million) 122. Fabio Chimenti Auriemo & Jose Auriemo Neto (real estate), R$ 1.25 billion ($534 million) 123. Paulo Setubal Neto (banking), R$ 1.21 billion ($517 million) 124. Luiza Helena Trajano Inacio Rodrigues & family (retail), R$ 1.20 billion ($513 million) 125. Antonio & Flavio Brandao Resende (car rental), R$ 1.19 billion ($508 million) 126. Hermes Gazzola (food industry), R$ 1.18 billion ($504 million) 127. Olavo Monteiro de Carvalho & family (diversified), R$ 1.17 billion ($500 million) 128. Geninho Thome (healthcare), R$ 1.16 billion ($496 million) 129. Horacio Lafer Piva & family (pulp and paper), R$ 1.14 billion ($487 million) 130. Armando Klabin & family (pulp and paper), R$ 1.13 billion ($483 million) 131. Roberto Egydio Setubal (banking), R$ 1.12 billion ($479 million) 132. Natalino Bertin (meat processing), R$ 1.11 billion ($474 million) 133. Olavo Egydio Setubal Junior (banking), R$ 1.10 billion ($470 million) 134. Ricardo Egydio Setubal (banking), R$ 1.09 billion ($466 million) 135. Patrick Larragoiti & family (insurance), R$ 1.08 billion ($461 million) 136. Marcos Molina dos Santos & Marcia dos Santos (meat processing), R$ 1.07 billion ($457 million) 137. Alfredo Egydio Setubal (banking), R$ 1.07 billion ($457 million) 138. Regis & Ghislaine Dubrule (retail), R$ 1.06 billion ($453 million) 139. Jose Luiz Egydio Setubal (banking), R$ 1.05 billion ($449 million) 140. Luiz Barsi Filho (investments), R$ 1.05 billion ($449 million) 141. Flavio Augusto da Silva (education), R$ 1.04 billion ($444 million) 142. Carlos Pires de Oliveira Dias (pharmacies), R$ 1.03 billion ($440 million) 143. Everardo Ferreira Telles & family (consumer goods), R$ 1.02 billion ($436 million) 144. Eugenio Mattar & Jose Salim Mattar Junior (car rental), R$ 1.01 billion ($432 million) 145. Henrique Borenstein (banking, real estate), R$ 1.01 billion ($432 million) 146. Antonio Carlos Pipponzi & family (pharmacies), R$ 1 billion ($427 million) 147. Celso Ricardo de Moraes (candy), R$ 1 billion ($427 million) 148. Luiz Eduardo Traquinio Monteiro da Costa & family (beverages), R$ 1 billion ($427 million) 149. Paulo Sergio Macedo & family (security), R$ 1 billion ($427 million) 150. Ricardo Lopes Delneri (energy), R$ 1 billion ($427 million) Don't you think population like that with so many rich people (even back then) couldn't afford some clothers from States? C'mon brother/ I bet at least a few were Em fans back then... or someone from their families.
Sep 8, 2021 Bigquint once broke his chair because of kendrick lmao. I love this video the most, especially the scene I timestamped:
