MARS ATTACKS!

摘要

Last summer Bruno Mars teamed up with Travie McCoy to release the song "Billionaire," a feel-good frolic about ten-figure fortunes and landing on the cover of FORBES. It was an unexpected hit, selling 2 million singles in two months and lending an unusual influx of cool to business journalism. "I was tired of spending half my day worrying about what I can and can't spend on whatever," he says, explaining the song's origins poolside in Hollywood Hills. "I wouldn't have to worry about, you know, 'I can't afford to get breakfast, so I'll wait until lunchtime to eat' If I was a billionaire, none of that would matter. I'd be eating diamond cereal."