The Sydney-based power lifter, who calls himself Yakiboy, frequently posts images of fast cars, hard workouts and naked selfies to his 62,000 Instagram followers.
But recent photos reveal the true extent of Yakiboy's daily excess, including the $ 180,000 luxury sedans, the Versace sheets and a lamp made with a golden Beretta gun worth more than $ 1,800.
Among them, the social media star constantly floods his followers with gymnastics and nude self-help - using little more than a slice of pizza emoji to cover himself - that show the full scope of his elaborate body art.
It also proclaims motivational mantras such as' Do not wait to see changes ... if you do not do one 'and' You only have 3 options: Give up, Give up or Give everything you have! '
Another more provocative legend says: "You are sleeping at night, you wake up and you find me in your house, my balaclava hiding my face and my RIG FIT underwear hiding my anaconda". What are you going to do in this situation?
Yakiboy has already attracted criticism from a handful of his followers on social media, with critics denouncing it as a contradiction with the Muslim faith.
Other followers have suggested that the tattoos of Yakiboy are haram, or forbidden by Allah in the Islamic faith.
'Tattooed [sic], alcohol and Muslim? I do not think so, "one commentator wrote:" I wish you "body to build" the brain also partner, "wrote another.
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