It’s quite interesting and can be both. Many well-of friends have a period of rejecting their heritage and end up abusing all kinds of things, only to later fall back into the lane so to speak. Some lose it completely tho.
I learned of an interesting case of this in the film "The Sunshine Makers" about LSD production in California in the 1960's. Billy Hitchcock was a wealthy heir to the Gulf Oil fortune who financed the labs but eventually went back to being a protected rich guy by betraying his chemists.
I think what I was trying to say is that, while rejecting their heritage, my ‘friends’ also could always fall back on their families wealth and power. Pretty toxic cocktail. Thinking of it, 50% became super rich entrepreneurs, the other 50% ended up in the psych ward.