The internet is roasting these 4 young Wall Streeters for a glossy magazine spread. One of them is brushing it off.

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Demarre Johnson shared some behind-the-scenes shots of the photo shoot's inspiration. Demarre JohnsonAn article profiling four young finance bros in designer clothes has gone viral. One of them told Business Insider that he expected a big reaction because "controversy sells.

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