In a candid look at the intersection of digital fame and real estate, million-subscriber influencer Joeman recently provided a detailed tour of his opulent residence in Xinzhuang, New Taipei City. While the home represents a peak of luxury living, the tour revealed a surprising contrast between the property’s high-end specifications and the influencer’s actual daily routines.
The property, identified as the “Farglory 95” (遠雄九五) luxury complex, is a residence Joeman had previously featured in a “unboxing” video five years ago. Now a resident, Joeman shared the space with his employee, Jianwen, who spent a night at the home to experience the lifestyle of his employer. The resulting tour highlights a home designed for peak luxury, though Joeman admits that his actual use of the space is far more utilitarian than the architecture suggests.
The Joeman luxury home tour serves as more than just a display of wealth; it offers a glimpse into the exhaustion that accompanies high-level content creation. Despite the sprawling nature of the estate, Joeman noted that his primary activity upon returning home is simply retreating to the master bedroom to lie down, citing the extreme fatigue of his professional life.
High-Tech Amenities and Specialized Design
As a dedicated enthusiast of 3C electronics, Joeman has equipped his home with an array of high-end technology. The residence features four televisions, including a “frame TV” designed to blend into the decor by displaying seasonal imagery, such as cherry blossoms during the spring months.
The bathroom stands out as one of the most personalized areas of the home. Joeman specifically installed a long mirror in the showering area, which he uses to monitor changes in his physique as a form of personal motivation. He emphasizes the importance of having a television in the bathroom, noting that watching news while brushing his teeth is a critical part of his morning routine.
While the home includes a massage bathtub, Joeman revealed that he rarely uses it. The primary deterrent is the time required for preparation, as it takes approximately one hour just to fill the tub with water—a wait he finds impractical.
The Contrast Between Luxury and Habit
Despite the “hundreds of millions” valuation of the Farglory 95 property, the tour highlighted several humorous contradictions in Joeman’s domestic life. While the kitchen is equipped with a high-end refrigerator that includes a built-in wine cabinet, the space is rarely used for cooking. Joeman relies almost exclusively on food delivery services for his meals.
This lack of culinary activity was made evident when his employee, Jianwen, attempted to cook fried rice. Not only was the refrigerator devoid of basic ingredients like eggs—requiring a delivery order just to obtain them—but the induction cooker was completely non-functional as a cooking surface, as it was being used as a shelf to store various household items. To use the stove, Jianwen first had to clear away the accumulated clutter.
Personal habits also defied the expectations of a luxury lifestyle. Despite having a known preoccupation with cleanliness (germaphobia), Joeman admitted to eating food while in bed. In a lighthearted moment during the tour, Joeman invited Jianwen to lie on his bed, leading the employee to joke that the situation felt “so gay.”
The Financial Reality of Opulence
One of the most resonant moments of the tour occurred when Jianwen asked Joeman if he was woken up every morning by his “dreams,” a common inspirational trope. Joeman provided a more grounded response, stating, “What wakes me up every day is the mortgage.”
When pressed by his staff regarding the specific monthly payment for the multi-million dollar mansion, Joeman remained discreet, stating that the amount was “hard to say.” This admission adds a layer of financial pressure to the image of the successful influencer, framing the luxury home as both a trophy and a significant financial obligation.
Lifestyle and Personal Effects
The tour also touched upon Joeman’s evolving personal style. He showed Jianwen a luxury Louis Vuitton floral shirt with an original purchase price of 50,000 TWD. However, Joeman noted that he bought the garment during a period when he was “chubbier” and now prefers simpler, solid-colored clothing.
The home is also designed for hospitality, featuring a guest room that has previously hosted other prominent influencers, such as “Onion.” However, for Joeman himself, the home’s primary function is as a sanctuary for recovery, with dim lighting used throughout the house to facilitate relaxation after a grueling work schedule.
| Feature | Specification/Detail | Actual Usage |
|---|---|---|
| Property | Farglory 95 (遠雄九五), Xinzhuang | Primary residence |
| Televisions | 4 units, including a Frame TV | Seasonal decor and news consumption |
| Bathroom | Long mirror and TV | Physique checks and morning news |
| Kitchen | High-end fridge with wine cabinet | Used primarily for storage; relies on delivery |
| Massage Tub | Installed luxury tub | Rarely used due to 1-hour fill time |
The tour concludes as a study in the modern “influencer” lifestyle: a blend of extreme luxury and mundane, often messy, human habits. While the architecture of Farglory 95 is designed for a high-society ideal, the lived experience is defined by delivery food, the pressure of mortgages, and the need for deep rest.
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