<body><div><p>YoungBoy Never Broke Again recently released a new eight minute-long track where he urges Kanye West to stand firm in his convictions in the midst of his controversy.</p><p>After releasing several projects this year, NBA YoungBoy dropped off a new single titled "This for My Supporters" on Dec. 3. The track is over eight minutes in length and finds the Louisiana rapper name-dropping Ye in the second verse.</p><p>"It hurt my heart that Kanye let them people break his soul," NBA YoungBoy raps on the Simo Fre, D-Roc, Juppybeats and Khris James-produced beat. "How the fuck that go?/Nigga, stand your own/Nigga, hold your ground! You strong!"</p><p>On the track, YB also addresses his recent beef with Bobby Shmurda.</p><p>"Shawty say he gon' boom me on camera, and I ain't got no more fight inside my heart/So, if you run into me, I'm just gon' let it go down, I ain't scared, my boy," he raps in reference to Bobby saying he would "boom" YB when they ran into each other.</p><p>Top also teases that he is planning to get married on the track rapping: "Damn, I finally made it to this day, now, I'm here to say, I'm finna get married in a couple days."</p><p>Kanye West is running out of supporters at this point. In his latest stunt, he appeared on conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' <i>InfoWars</i> show and doubled down on his admiration of Adolf Hitler and the Nazis, all while doing ventriloquism with a net. Over the weekend, Ye reportedly fired Milo Yiannopoulos from his 2024 presidential campaign team.</p><h2>Check Out NBA YoungBoy's New Song "This for My Supporters" Below</h2><h2>See Signs You’re a YoungBoy Never Broke Again Fan</h2><h2>Your Favorite Response on Social Media Is "YB Better"</h2><p>You're aggressively making moves to get to the bag whether it's on your job or with your side hustle. The Louisiana rhymer is the same way when it comes to his music and his fans recognize this. YoungBoy supporters often write "YB Better" on Twitter and Instagram in response to any artist or any post that is published on social media. No matter what, his fans know YB is indeed better.</p><h2>Ratio Is Posted at Least Once a Day</h2><p>Chances are, "ratio" has been published a time or two by a member of the YB fandom. Used to mock or criticize a post, applying it towards anyone is usually a sign that whatever is being shared on social media should've stayed in the drafts.</p><h2>You Feel Like Gucci Mane in 2006</h2><p>Being on top of your game in all regards is a must. You're living up to the lyrics of NBA YoungBoy's 2019 song "Make No Sense." On the Buddah Bless-produced track, YB raps, "I feel like I'm Gucci Mane in 2006/All these diamonds dancing on my fuckin' neck cost like four bricks." The homage to Gucci means you're living life to the fullest like YB.</p><h2>A Big Family Is Important</h2><p>Having a big family means the most to you. Whether it's lost of siblings or plenty of aunts and uncles and cousins, the more, the merrier in your world. And you build security, stability and trust when it comes to your child if you're a parent. YB is the same way. In fact, the doting dad recently expanded his family with the birth of his 10th child with his girlfriend, Jazlyn Mychelle. </p><h2>You Outwork Everybody</h2><p>Working hard and going after a goal with razor-sharp focus occurs on the daily in your world. Your work ethic is aligned with that of NBA's. Go hard and don't go home until the work is done. Over a five-year time period, the Louisiana rhymer completed about 22 projects for Atlantic Records before he parted ways with the label. He basically fulfilled his contract four times over. Talk about being an overachiever.</p><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2S26FC_0jY79qMM00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2S26FC_0jY79qMM00" width="1250" height="831" ></figure><h2>YouTube Is Where You Thrive</h2><p>While social media may be something you enjoy, you're picky with how you interact with people on those platforms. YouTube is more up your alley. You take it from NBA YoungBoy, who's almost non-existent on social media. But on YouTube, he is king. The young rhymer posts music videos regularly on his channel and updates his fans about any new music he's working on. Plus, it's where he announced the arrival of his 10th child recently.</p><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3svFPb_0jY79qMM00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3svFPb_0jY79qMM00" width="1080" height="720" ></figure><h2>Being Elusive Works for You</h2><p>Although you occasionally pop out, you tend to disappear for weeks until it's worth your time to make an appearance at a gathering. Work is your priority. Much like YB, he isn't out and about much these days. That's in part because he's still on house arrest in Utah. In a 2018 interview with radio personality Angela Yee, the elusive artist said he doesn't like being in the public eye. "The spotlight is good for some people who want that life, [but] I hate it. It brings too many problems," he said.</p><h2>You Find Friends Everywhere</h2><p>Although you're an introvert, you have plenty of friends who can rely on you if they need something. You also have the ability to make friends with people from all walks of life. YB likes to stay to himself, but he's eager to work with various artists in the music industry. When it comes to his guest features on other people's songs, he doesn't miss. Among the rappers he has collaborated with on their tracks include Tyler, The Creator, Lil Nas X, DaBaby, Migos and more.</p><h2>You've Got a Good Legal Team on Call</h2><p>At a time of need, a good lawyer is always beneficial. From steering clear of hefty fines and keeping you out of jail, you've got a solid attorney on call. Trouble that could arise unexpectedly is what a reputable lawyer aims to resolve. Just ask NBA YoungBoy. His legal team has helped him escape different legal issues he's had to deal with throughout his career.</p><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3AzGqm_0jY79qMM00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3AzGqm_0jY79qMM00" width="1250" height="1937" ></figure><h2>Monochromatic Looks Are Your Preference</h2><p>Dripped down in more monochromatic looks is your preference. Whether on an budget or donning designer, you get dressed to impress. You also like to keep it simple and fashion-forward, which is why a monochrome fit is fly. YoungBoy often prefers this attire in various colors like red, green, white and black.</p><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3gBJ92_0jY79qMM00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3gBJ92_0jY79qMM00" width="1080" height="720" ></figure><h2>The Crew In Your Corner Keeps Getting Bigger</h2><p>Success is nothing if you don't have the right people in your corner to share it with. Through the years, you have developed a solid group of friends who will hold you down. Same with YoungBoy. His Never Broke Again Records roster of rappers is getting bigger. Among the spitters in his crew are NoCap, P Yungin, Quando Rondo, Meechy Baby and more.</p><h2>Watching and Observing Is a Must</h2><p>Observation is a great way you get intel in life. See how different people interact with each other or come across some surprising information just by watching and looking. You do more by observing than speaking. In a 2017 <b>XXL</b> interview, the rhymer was asked what he has been doing to stay busy. "Cooling. I don’t really talk that much," he said. "I just watch and observe. I don’t really trust nobody. I’m cool with some of the n***as though. I just be cooling, reading."</p><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0EiFv2_0jY79qMM00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0EiFv2_0jY79qMM00" width="1080" height="720" ></figure><h2>You're the Ultimate Gift-Giver</h2><p>Being the ultimate gift-giver has its benefits. You obviously think of other people before yourself and it can lead to interesting moments in life. Case in point: when YoungBoy gifted Rick Ross with a baby tiger. At first, the baby tiger was cute and lovable, but over time, it grew into a full-grown feline. It was too much to handle for Rozay, so he had to get rid of it. "I love all kinds of animals," Ross said on the <i>BS w/ Jake Paul</i> podcast. "But the tigers when they're small, I love them, but once they start growing…[I] had to make some changes."</p><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3nKDBu_0jY79qMM00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3nKDBu_0jY79qMM00" width="1080" height="720" ></figure><h2>Collecting Cars Is Your Favorite Expensive Hobby</h2><p>You don't have a problem dropping some savings on a pricy ride. But what differentiates you from others is you view copping whips as building wealth. According to AutoBizz, NBA YoungBoy owns an impressive fleet of cars valued at $1 million. Among his expensive wheels are a Rolls-Royce Cullinan valued at $330,000, a Bentley Continental GT valued at $205,000 and a Mercedes Maybach S650 valued at $210,000. YB drives better.</p><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0OkJoL_0jY79qMM00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0OkJoL_0jY79qMM00" width="1250" height="703" ></figure><h2>Boudin Is Your Favorite Snack </h2><p>If you're from Louisiana, one of your local food favorites is Boudin. YB's brother, NBA OG3Three, and his friend, NBA Ben10, said the rapper and his family grew up eating Boudin when they were kids. Boudin is cooked sausage made from pork meat and rice mixed with a variety of vegetables and spices. Eat the snack with a bag of chips and a soda or turn it into a full meal.</p></div></body>

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YoungBoy Never Broke Again Tells Kanye West to Hold His Ground on New Eight-Minute Song

YoungBoy Never Broke Again recently released a new eight minute-long track where he urges Kanye West to stand firm in his convictions in the midst of his controversy. After releasing several projects this year, NBA YoungBoy dropped off a new single titled \"This for My Supporters\" on Dec. 3. The track is over eight minutes in length and finds the Louisiana rapper name-dropping Ye in the second verse.

YoungBoy Never Broke Again recently released a new eight minute-long track where he urges Kanye West to stand firm in his convictions in the midst of his controversy. After releasing several projects this year, NBA YoungBoy dropped off a new single titled "This for My Supporters" on Dec. 3. The track is over eight minutes in length and finds the Louisiana rapper name-dropping Ye in the second verse.