Watch: Floyd Mayweather’s Son Mentions NBA YoungBoy in His Rap Song

Floyd Mayweather Jr. has his way with words. The undefeated boxer captivated the masses—not just with his boxing acumen and skills but also his larger-than-life personality. Moreover, it would be reasonable to suggest that his flamboyant personality has been passed down to his children. His son, Koraun Mayweather has made a name for himself in his own right.

Amongst other things, Koraun Mayweather is a YouTuber and a rapper. Moreover, in a recent single produced by him, the son of the richest boxer mentions another controversial rapper, NBA YoungBoy. This leads to the question, what ignited him to do so?

In what context did Floyd Mayweather’s son refer to NBA YoungBoy?

NBA YoungBoy is one of the most famous and polarizing rappers in today’s age and time. Intriguingly, NBA stands for Never Broke Again and his name reflects in his songs. In his rap videos, he shows off his extravagant purchases and abundant wealth. Koraun Mayweather drops a new single named, ‘Never Broke Again,’ while referring to the American rapper.

Even the first lyric of the rap song paid homage to NBA YoungBoy, in which, the son of ‘TBE,’ rapped, “I never going broke I feel like a young boy. 5 chains going so I gotta keep a gun boy. Win cuz so you better run boy. I’m on my right car you ain’t even one whip.”

It is safe to say that Koraun Mayweather does draw a lot of inspiration from the American rapper and felt the need to mention him in his new single. Moreover, it bears a mention that even his father remains boastful. However, he did not have a healthy relationship with his father throughout his life.

Koraun Mayweather called his father a “Coward”

Mayweather did not have a good relationship with Koraun throughout his life. At one point in time, his child was quite upset with ‘TBE’ for allegedly beating up his mother. Back then, in an interview, he detailed this sequence of alleged incidents and as per NewsOne, he even called the legendary boxer, ‘a coward.’

He stated, “I went back into my room and locked the door and then ran back out my bathroom and then hopped over the gate and went to the main entrance gate. I just told [the guard] that my mom was getting hurt and to call the ambulance and the police”

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The father-son relationship has blossomed over time. Moreover, we are curious to know, what do you make of his new single and the NBA reference. Share with us your thoughts and opinions in the comments below.

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