Hip-hop fans are eating up the latest round of baby-mama drama after Yaya Mayweather went off on NBA YoungBoy for sending country singer Jas Von a surprise mystery animal gift while claiming their five-year-old son barely gets anything from his dad.
On March 26, 2026, Jas Von posted emotional Instagram videos showing a trailer pulling up to her house with the gift from YoungBoy. She teared up on camera, calling it “the best gift I’ve ever gotten” and hinting “it’s not a horse” in one caption. Clips of the delivery widely described online as a horse, though some videos sparked cow speculation blew up on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts.
A tweet from X.
Yaya saw the posts and immediately took to X. She wrote:
“Sending a weak a** country singer a gift, but only have bought your son one gift in the five years he’s been living.”
She doubled down in follow-ups:
“IDGAF about nothing y’all talking about. I’m not letting up. If I have to see it online, y’all are going to hear about it online.”
Additional posts noted:
“The person he is now is not the person I experienced. The person I experienced from what I recall definitely used to get his kids before I had mine, and we were very much so engaged when I got pregnant.”
And:
“You can never win against the internet and I’m ok with that.”
Yaya Mayweather, daughter of Floyd Mayweather and mother of YoungBoy’s son Kentrell Jr., also known as Kacey or KJ, is the one speaking out. NBA YoungBoy, or Kentrell Gaulden, is the rapper who sent the gift. Jas Von is the young country music artist who collaborated with NBA YoungBoy on the September 2025 song “Gettin’ Older,” which has garnered millions of views on YouTube. Gossip pages like No Jumper and The Shade Room shared screenshots of Yaya’s rants within hours, turning it into prime-time internet fodder.
YoungBoy and Yaya were engaged when she got pregnant with their son, now five. Their co-parenting has been rocky for years, with public spats and Yaya previously calling him out for not chipping in on the boy’s birthday party earlier in 2026. YoungBoy has multiple children reports put the number around 11 or more with several different women, a pattern that keeps fueling online conversations about his fatherhood. Yaya has shared positive moments in the past, like YoungBoy gifting their son a puppy for Christmas 2025, but her latest posts focus on what she sees as five years of limited gifts overall.
Replies split hard. Some users sided with Yaya, saying it shows YoungBoy
“prioritizing others while being absent as a father.”
Others pushed back:
“You knew what it was with the 10th baby mama” and “Let Pop Pop (Floyd) handle it.”
The Shade Room and No Jumper posts racked up thousands of comments mixing sympathy for Yaya with criticism that she’s airing laundry in public.
This type of situation illustrates the ways in which social media can turn co-parenting conflict into national entertainment. Hip-hop culture, in which figures like YoungBoy have to balance both a successful career and a large family, is especially prone to these sorts of situations. Yaya’s outburst illustrates the very legitimate frustration that can come with seeing someone lavish attention on outsiders in front of your own children. The internet is already keeping score.
