Kyle Busch Savagely Roasts 8-Year-Old Son’s Attempt to Attract Ladies

Kyle Busch and his son, Brexton, share a lot of similarities. Like his father, the eight-year-old has already taken up racing and is doing pretty well in dirt and midget car racing events. He’s even managed to get himself a sponsorship deal with SERVPRO to fuel his racing passion further.

However, a recent video shared by Rowdy online on X saw Brexton getting bullied by him. The reason was that the latter was looking to attract ladies not by just his racing prowess but by the display of tattoos. What followed next was a hilarious conversation between Kyle Busch and Brexton, where Rowdy repeatedly pulled his son’s leg.

Kyle Busch does not hold back from teasing his son

The young driver has everything going well for him in terms of his racing career. While he does have a good trophy cabinet to show for his racing efforts, he also boasts a good 77 thousand followers on Instagram. The only thing missing for him right now is probably a lady, and Brexton looks to be sorting it out too, with the help of tattoos.

Taking to X, he wrote, “I think I can get a few ladies if I get a couple tattoos.😎”. Little did he know that his father would make this idea a laughing stock. Taking note of his son’s idea to impress ladies, he said, “You’ll get a phone number or two. I bet they’ll be drooling all over you.” A bit embarrassed with the comments, Brexton replied, “Shut up…., he didn’t even have one (tattoo) when my mom met him first.” It didn’t end here!

In a savage comeback, Busch replied, “I know because I was so attractive, I could do it without them.” He even shared the whole conversation via his social media handle on X, with a caption stating, “Didn’t need tats w my good looks😏”. Brexton has always managed to share wholesome moments on his social media, but unfortunately, this time around, his father was there to spoil all the fun.

However, as far as Busch’s Cup Series season is concerned, he has not had much to smile about. And he will be looking to change that this weekend at the Kansas Motor Speedway.

Will the RCR star look to build on his positive run at Dover?

After a streak of mediocre results, Kyle Busch somehow finally turned up to deliver a solid finish. The P4 result was his first top finish since the Atlanta race, but apart from that, his start to the season has been mired by pit crew trouble, inconsistent runs, and just bad luck. Despite starting on the pole and a good finish, the driver of the No. 8 RCR car felt he could have delivered a better finish.

The good news is that NASCAR is back to its traditional mile-and-half oval track in Kansas. This will allow Busch to continue building his momentum. His last win at the venue came back in 2021, when he raced under the JGR banner. Moreover, twice in his last four starts at the tri-oval racetrack, he has finished in the top 10 positions.

While many have already argued that this is Rowdy’s worst-ever start to his season, all it takes is one win to overturn the fortunes. And this is exactly what the No. 8 RCR team will be hoping for from this weekend’s event.