Each of Deion Sanders‘ children possesses their unique talents and brings a certain persona of their father to life. For Deion Sanders Jr., it was his father’s resilience that led to his ultimate success. Unlike his siblings, Jr. didn’t make a mark in the sporting arena as he was built for bringing videos to life. He’s the main man behind the CU Buffs inside videos and goes the extra mile in capturing historic moments. Recently, the owner of Well-Off Media took a rare day off from his behind-the-camera duties and appeared in front of the camera to showcase his frustration and disappointment about being treated differently than his father.

In his YouTube video titled- ‘Hektar Zaroni‘, Sanders Jr. reflected on his struggles to amass success. The vlogger-turned-businessman went down memory lane as he described how he always wanted to be successful and start his own business. He said, “Started it in like my junior year sophomore year high school. So I graduated was 2012, was at 2009. It only took 14 years for ya’ll to hear about it.”

This dream- the Well-Off Media was a dream that Jr. had in mind long before moving to Jackson State. He also shared how he and his buddy sat at one of the restaurants and decided on the workflows for reaching their goals. It was amazing to see him speak about his dreams and what it took to achieve them. Right after the introduction to the video, he unveiled his rapping skills as he rapped along to the song and nailed it. Then he spoke about his struggles and said, “Only took 14 years bro to see a result. I saw no results and still woke up and chased. It only took 14 years for you to see.”

His comments came hours after he expressed his frustration with Tajia Diamonds regarding bling jewelry. He was disappointed with the jewelry brand for giving his father better-looking customized pieces and sending him ordinary ones. However, there was much to rejoice after his frustration as he narrated a personal milestone that took over a decade to come through.

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Once again Jr. seemed ecstatic with satisfaction in making his dreams come true. He also showcased his love for his father by giving him an expensive gift.

Deion Sanders Jr. shares love for bling with a diamond gift to Deion Sanders

The Sanders clan love their bling and iced-out jewelry. Be it Shedeur, Deion Sanders Jr., and even Coach Prime. These guys carry the jewelry as part of their style statements. While Jr. is enjoying the off-season and preparing for the 2024 NCAA season, he gave a precious gift to his father. Deion Sanders will add another accessory to his collection with a $45 million diamond-studded chain.

Deion Sanders, who is the ultimate ‘bling-king,’ was surprised to receive the gift but had his doubts. He questioned if there was another piece since he didn’t consider diamonds his style. This was a ploy played by Jr. himself, who showed his father a different accessory, and he himself wore the actual one.

It’s nice to see the father-son bonding before the season takes off and they continue their hunt for the title this coming season.

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