NBA YoungBoy Drops a Track Hours After Floyd Mayweather Said He Will Send Him Briefcases Full of Money

Floyd Mayweather, known for his generosity, has yet again showcased unwavering support, this time directed towards NBA YoungBoy amid the rapper’s federal firearms trial. In a recent court ruling, a video depicting NBA YoungBoy with a firearm became admissible evidence, presenting a challenge for the artist who, as a convicted felon in a 2017 case for aggravated assault, is legally prohibited from possessing firearms.

Currently, under house arrest pending the trial outcome, YoungBoy faces a crucial legal battle. Interestingly, his ex-father-in-law jumped in to provide some much-needed help to the artist. From the latest update from YoungBoy, it seems that the help was received.

NBA YoungBoy boasts about his wealth as he receives help from Floyd Mayweather

It’s only been a couple of days since Floyd Mayweather, whose grandson’s father is NBA Youngboy, took to Instagram to share a video of himself sitting in his “extended wheelbase” Rolls Royce. In the video, he had two briefcases filled with stacks of money. Moreover, he announced that he would be sending the two cases to YoungBoy.

Interestingly, it seems that YoungBoy has received Mayweather’s financial aid and he might have gotten out of the sticky situation as well. He recently even released a demo track for a song called, “4.19”. In his Instagram post promoting the song, he wrote, “I’ll whack your man’s by night I’m doing my dance like bitch been the truth.” Aside from his music, here’s the situation YoungBoy has found himself in.

NBA YoungBoy’s Legal Troubles…

NBA YoungBoy, also as Kentrell DeSean Gaulden, has hit a snag in his federal firearms trial. A pivotal video, initially excluded, is now admissible evidence portraying the rapper in violation of federal gun laws. The U.S. Court of Appeals reversed the initial decision, stating, “Kentrell Gaulden, a rapper professionally called YoungBoy Never Broke Again, or NBA YoungBoy, succeeded in suppressing a video that showed him, a felon, violating federal gun laws.”

Transitioning to YoungBoy’s legal history, in October 2021, he faced federal gun charges and secured release on $1.5 million bail. Despite a failed petition to lift house arrest restrictions in July, Judge Shelly Dick eased some conditions earlier this year, allowing more visitors without curfew.

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As of now, NBA YoungBoy’s legal troubles continue, impacting both personal and professional facets of his life. Mayweather stepping forward to offer assistance adds a layer of support to the artist’s complex situation.

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