Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock hangs out with Ariana Grande, mugs with The Donald, quotes Martin Luther King and travels the world like the political rock star he seemingly fancies himself to be.

The public can thank his Instagram account for a glimpse into the popular Republican’s jet-setting lifestyle. Schock can thank his Instagram account for potentially getting him in some hot water.

The Associated Press, relying partly on Schock’s social-media presence, said it has found that he spent taxpayer and campaign funds to fly on private planes owned by some of his key donors. That’s not all though — there have also been other charges relating to massages and concerts.

The AP said it extracted location data associated with each image in his Instagram account and correlated it with flight records. Schock paid in excess of $24,000 to an aviation firm for eight flights provided by one of Schock’s donor’s planes in 2011 and 2012. At the time of the flights, lawmakers weren’t allowed to use such accounts to pay for private flights. In total, the AP identified at least 12 flights worth more than $40,000 on donors’ planes in the past four years.

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Schock also spent thousands on ticket for concerts by Katy Perry and others, while getting reimbursed for car mileage that put him near the top of the Congressional heap in terms of expenses, the AP reported.

At the sold-out Perry show, a former intern joined the Instagram fun by posting a picture with the singer. “You can’t say no when your boss invites you. Danced my butt off,” the caption read. Records show a $1,928 “PAC fundraising event” expense for the ticket service StubHub.com two months later, according to the Associated Press.

This isn’t the first time Schock has come under scrutiny for his allegedly spendy ways. While facing questions about expenses used to decorate his office in the style of the TV show “Downton Abbey,” he summoned the hip side he cultivates on Instagram by telling ABC News “haters are gonna hate.”

Here’s a look at Schock in all his Instagram glory: