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The Meta CEO isn't the first billionaire to celebrate his birthday with a lavish — albeit slightly bizarre — party.
The ultrawealthy's penchant for the weird and wild was even parodied several times on HBO drama "Succession," most notably in a season three episode where Jeremy Strong's Kendall Roy hosts an over-the-top bash featuring an enormous replica of his mother's birth canal and a kids-only version of the Wu-Tang Clan.
From Zuckerberg to Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk, here are a few examples of how some of the world's richest people celebrate their special day.
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Mark Zuckerberg showed there's a reason for the "mid-life crisis" trope.
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Jeff Bezos invited dozens of A-listers to his 60th in Beverley Hills.
Jeff Bezos didn't participate in his neighborhood trash cleanup day.Cooper Neill
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Bill Gates knows how to party, too.
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Blackstone boss Stephen Schwarzman splashed millions on his 60th.
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India's Ambanis tend to host massive family events.
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Blue Ivy Carter may have had the most lavish first birthday party ever.
Beyoncé and Jay Z's oldest child Blue Ivy, at the Grammy Awards in 2018.Kevin Mazur/Getty Images
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A Japanese tycoon hired Palermo's opera house for a party last year.
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The Sultan of Brunei's 50th birthday celebration featured Prince Charles and Michael Jackson.