That's what I want, and that's because we the best." As the car pulls up to a stoplight, Khaled looks back at his phone. "Forbes magazine wants to talk to Billy," he enthuses, using his latest self-assigned nickname, meant to signal his billionaire ambitions and music-chart prowess. His last two albums, Major Key, in 2016, and this year's Grateful, have both gone to No. "What I love about Rolls-Royce is, you look at me, it's like you're looking at a Rolls-Royce," says the bearded, barrel-chested 41-year-old Khaled.

Source: Forbes September 27, 2017 13:52 UTC