A History of Tech Execs Wildin' Out at Parties

From Zuckerberg to Wozniak, tech execs have become household names and are the new standard of celebrity. But founding a startup and transforming it into a multi-billion dollar company takes some work, and they still need time off to let out a little steam. Here are 10 execs from your favorite tech companies wildin' out like only they can. When you have more money than some countries in your back pocket, the entire world becomes your playground.

By the looks of David Karp in this photo, we're sure the Tumblr founder took a hard tumble later that night.

When you can change your name to sound like a website address, and do it without any negative consequences, you're for sure at a level where pulling women isn't going to be a problem.

McAfee's antivirus software may fight off viruses, but at least for founder John McAfee, it attracts something else altogether.

If Jeremy Stoppelman was reviewed on Yelp, the company he co-founded, he'd get one hell of a recommendation from his brother for bringing him on as VP. This is how you take care of yours.

Who knew founding Zynga and creating hits like Farmville would fork over so well with the ladies?

When you're the CEO of Twitter, you have places to be and people to see; and apparently, Dick Costolo ain't got no worries.

It's safe to say Instagram's founder, Kevin Systrom, has made it if Vincent Chase wants to pose with him. Now that's something to Instagram.

Best thing about how bad ass Sean Parker is? Sean Parker doesn't care how bad ass you think he is. Nevermind the high-five fail, though.

The Woz may have picked up his multi-tasking partying skills while chillin' with KimYe and baby North West. Hey, by the way Woz looks, he may have picked out the baby's name at this exact moment.

Privacy? What about it? When he's in the zone, Zuck doesn't have time to worry about a little thing like your security. Or a sweaty shirt.