Richest man in Lithuania

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As yearly – DELFI.com announces the richest Lithuanian of the year. And in 2017 the readers was taken by surprise of this young fellow. After a big investment in Bitcoin as early as February in 2017 – he increased his capital by 430%. And later – he decided invest in laser technology. Now, he proclaims himself as a critic and a director after funding and producing a Lithuanian film "Klasės susitikimas. Berniukai sugrįžta!" The crowd was initially shocked, how this young man : only being 28 years old achieved these riches. He looks forward to interviews which will occur after the holidays. As he jokes – "Maybe I will direct a movie about myself" XDDD. After looking at some account descriptions we can quickly summarize his "modest: biography.

He was born in 1990 March 8th. in a rich family where father is a neurologist with a stay-at-home wife. After receiving a hefty heritage from a jewish grandfather, they where allowed to send Lukas and other 6 children to study abroad. While Lukas being was know to be on a slower side as he was diagnosed ADHD and OCD (aged 8) he was still sent to London School of Economics and Political Science. He graduated a couple years ago (the specific date is unannounced). In Lithuania he studied in Vilniaus licėjus gymnasium. He was born and raised in Vilnius with his other 6 siblings. As known from his facebook posts – he has rejected his original religion – judaism.

The Lithuanians saw the meme potential of this swell lad and started photoshopping his over traditional "rich" guys ( As he only looks like he is still an adolescent. Basically, the meme('s) represent how rich are retarded and often descended by the media, only to make him as a public joke. And memes are the current most popular form to laugh from them. It also shows a disbelief of millennials – as they do not credit this dude to be the richest man in Lithuania. Or as often – lithuanians see him as a face of modern Lithuania – a disaster. Intelligentsia laugh off the degradation of Lithuania with his image.