“For??”—Fans laugh as Floyd Mayweather claims he bought 62 apartments in Manhattan for over $400 million

Floyd Mayweather is going viral for claiming that he is the proud owner of over 60 apartments in Manhattan, all of which he allegedly copped for well over $400 million.

In a video uploaded on his Instagram account, Mayweather called on "the people who are interested in real estate" to look up to him for "inspiration & motivation," adding that he was just giving us a "little glimpse of my portfolio."

In the carousel of images, he can be seen standing in front of his alleged properties, while the very last image features an award for the "Purchase of the Morningside Portfolio" worth $402,000,000.

Fans have since begun reacting to the news with hilarity, with some even jokingly asking the reason behind his purchase. Keep on reading for some of the funniest remarks:

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Floyd Mayweather claims he owns over 62 properties in Manhattan, users react hilariously: Read the funniest comments below

One fan may have believed him, though he jokingly asked what the sportsman would need so many properties for:

"For??"

The sentiments didn't end there, though a lot of people also chimed in to poke fun at Floyd Mayweather:

"I cant see Money Mayweather without thinking about @50cent and harry potter LOL," someone quipped (though honestly, so can't we).

"Calling it right now. Jake Paul vs. Floyd Mayweather coming soon to a rigged fight near you," another jested.

"He kept driving by those signs that said “if you lived here, you’d be home by now” and took them up on it every time," someone jokingly theorized.

"Bro has money but zero vision," one more poked fun.

Users even began making hilarious references to the unsubstantiated theory that Floyd Mayweather doesn't know how to read:

"When your leaser can’t even read the agreement id be sick," one person jokingly opined.

"Bro just bought an entire ZIP code," another joked.

"At this point he should just rename Manhattan to 'Mayweather City'," someone else hilariously suggested. "

One user responded hilariously with this reaction image:

Another jokingly chimed in with a picture of Mayweather, and a hilarious caption to go along with it:

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At the time of writing, it remains to be confirmed if Floyd Mayweather does indeed own as many properties as he claims to, but that doesn't take away from the fact that most of the reactions were absolutely hysterical.