Many side with the daughter of Floyd Mayweather, Jr. after the 'Outside Today' spitter shades his ex for allegedly refusing to let their son Kentrell Jr. visit him in Utah.
- Jan 26, 2022
AceShowbiz - Yaya Mayweather has seemingly made at least one right decision as a mom. The mother of one has been defended by social media users after her baby daddy NBA YoungBoy a.k.a. YoungBoy Never Broke Again revealed that she allegedly won't let him see their son.
The troubled rapper appeared to shade his baby mama in his new song. In a snippet of the song, which is reportedly titled "Carry On", the Baton Rogue native claimed that Yaya refused to let their son Kentrell Jr. come to Utah to visit him.
But instead of sympathizing with YoungBoy, many agreed with Yaya. One person commented on the exes' supposed drama, "Whether she wants him or not…he is clearly emotionally all over the place, I wouldn't either."
Another remarked, "All the drama he has going on, I don't blame her." Someone claimed they would do the same as saying, "Not when you trying to ship ya kids back after 1 day." A fourth added, "I mean for once I agree with her."
"hell ion blame her," another weighed in, as a sixth user echoed the sentiment, "I don't blame her after the way he treated his other baby." Someone else similarly commented, "I don't blame her; he's just doing too much, protect yourself baby energy at this point."
The song was revealed after YoungBoy was feuding with his other baby mama Arcola, who claimed that the rapper kicked her and their one-year-old son Kaell out his Airbnb during a visit to Utah. The 22-year-old rapper appeared to be upset that Arcola posted comments about him begging to see their son on social media.
"Whole time, he's always been bitter, fake a** father of the year," said Arcola. "You pressed me to bring him out there just to kick him out because your mad at me?"
YoungBoy clapped back, saying that he didn't want to have a baby with her. He also accused her of playing "baby games" and coming for "some s**t I earned risked my life for."
Arcola then responded by accusing YoungBoy of being a "manipulator" and having "mental issues," urging him to seek help.
