FNG King Reveals How Finesse2Tymes Tried to Change Him with Drugs and Weapons

FNG King, the son of rapper Finesse2Tymes, blew the lid off his family drama with some bombshell allegations against his famous pops. In what many described as one of the most candid and tear-jerking viral videos, FNG King claimed that his father attempted to charge him with drugs and firearms, stating,

“He was smoking with me, giving me drugs, and he had guns around him.”

The video instantly went viral, sending shockwaves across social media, which again fired up discussions involving family dynamics, parenting styles, and pressures on young artists in the music world.

These experiences, FNG King said, “created a toxic environment,” which made him start running away. He noted that he had been abused at home and mistreated, highlighting that dynamic within the household.

The video stirred an immense reaction online, as fans flocked to social media to show their support, express their concern, and utter shock. While some praised FNG King’s courage to speak out, others felt the need to question Finesse2Tymes’ parenting choices.

Finesse2Tymes has not been shy about the public fallout, though his response stopped short of directly addressing the most serious allegations. Instead, the rapper, known for unflinching lyrics and a larger-than-life persona, focused on what he framed as a clash over respect and discipline.

”He was disrespecting the grown folks in the house,” Finesse2Tymes said. “I had to take action.”

He also said FNG King has since left his camp, which would insinuate that their separation wasn’t just personal and professional.

This doesn’t mark the first time his father-son relationship has been scrutinized. But clips shared on social media earlier this year showed periods of bonding between the pair, with Finesse2Tymes even drilling home the importance of school and staying out of the streets. Those moments of tenderness are now long gone, far overshadowed by accusations that brought their hard, private struggles into view.

The rapper also made it known that FNG King was no longer part of his camp; this was serious as it separated them from both professional and personal relationship continuance.

FNG King blew up overnight in the hip-hop world. At only 10 or 11 years old, he’s been making a name for himself through raw talent and some very deep songs. Songs like “Gorilla Mode and “Respect the Struggle” show a lot of maturity behind their age.

Fans appreciate that he can connect through his music, which, more often than not, is powerful and from his experience. However, the pressure of balancing fame and family issues has taken a toll on the young artist.

This family drama has left the public going wild. Many showed concern for FNG King’s well-being, with one social media user commenting, “This much stress at 10 or 11 years old is wild.” Others praised his articulate way of sharing his experiences, calling him a “smart kid with wise words.”

Criticism has also been thrown at Finesse2Tymes, with many questioning his parenting style and his decisions. The fact that the rapper has involved FNG King in performances of songs with explicit themes raises several eyebrows as fans argue over whether it is appropriate for one that young to be exposed to adult content.

Adding to the complexity, it has been speculated whether FNG King was Finesse2Tymes’s biological or adopted son. This uncertainty still lingers on and, as a result, has driven further conversations concerning the nature of their relationship and the responsibilities of being a father figure. Despite their differences, there have been times when the two have reconciled.

Social media posts from earlier this year showed a more nurturing side of Finesse2Tymes, talking about the importance of schooling and keeping his son away from harm. However, these moments of unity now feel overshadowed by the recent allegations.

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