Mark Zuckerberg shows off ‘epic’ personalized gold chain gifted by rapper T-Pain

Mark Zuckerberg secured a gift from rapper T-Pain, flaunting it in a new Instagram post.

The Meta CEO, known for inventing Facebook and acquiring Instagram, showed off the golden chain, which included a Meta logo pendant. “That’s awesome,” he said as she pulled the jewelry from a blue box. Zuck layered the chain over a necklace that he was already wearing as he donned a plain black longsleeved t-shirt.

"You know the other one wasn’t quite big enough. This definitely, it’s a vibe," Mark added. The video then suddenly turned into a variety of affects, including a green screen and random filters which was meant to advertise the new Meta AI tool, Segment Anything AI .

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He captioned the post: "Thanks @tpain for the epic new chain. Perfect opportunity to show how the new Segment Anything AI research model we're releasing today can track different objects in the same video. Lots of fun video effects will be possible with this."

T-Pain was quick to comment. He said: "Looks great on you buddy. Thanks for being a great friend."

Now, fans are calling for a collaboration between the tech giant and music legend. In the comments, fans asked when they can expect it, but no word from either of them, yet. Another fan commented: "Zuck is getting that drip. Once you grow facial hair the AI Meme is complete LOL."

In 2021, T-Pain and Mark went live together for to promote changes at the time to Instagram DMs. The CEO taught T-Pain about the DM request folder where people you don't follow's message heads to. He found out that some major A-listers had been trying to get in contact with him like including Diplo, Fergie, Viola Davis, Jamie Foxx, and more.

Mark explained the feature's use to T-Pain. He said: “The reason why we have the ‘request feature’ is basically to prevent bullying and spam and other unwanted interactions. To be able to filter that out. Ideally, we should be able to help figure out who the other people who might be sending you messages are…The feature isn’t quite as advanced today as hopefully it will be in the future.”