Blueface Doubts NBA YoungBoy’s Tour Success

It seems not everyone is convinced by the reported success of NBA YoungBoy’s recent ‘Make America Slime Again’ tour. Rapper Blueface recently voiced his skepticism, questioning the reported $75 million in total revenue generated by the tour.

Questioning the Hype

During an appearance on the ‘One Night with Steiny’ show, Blueface openly shared his doubts. “I don’t know if I believe the hype. A lot of that sh*t just be…” he stated, leaving the thought unfinished as the host prompted him. This sentiment was later shared on Instagram by The Neighborhood Talk, where it sparked a lively debate among fans.

The reactions were mixed. Some users defended NBA YoungBoy, suggesting that those who haven’t experienced his concerts firsthand might find it hard to believe the numbers. Others pointed to sold-out shows and a global fanbase as evidence that the reported figures could be accurate, or even understated.

NBA YoungBoy’s Tour Success

NBA YoungBoy’s ‘Make America Slime Again’ Tour ran through September and November, concluding with a show in Seattle, Washington. The tour reportedly featured 42 shows, with his team presenting a plaque at the final concert highlighting impressive statistics. These included claims of 200,000 tickets sold and every venue being completely sold out.

This tour marked a significant undertaking for the artist, and the reported financial success has been a major talking point in the music industry. However, Blueface’s comments introduce a note of skepticism into the narrative.

Blueface’s Recent Activities

Blueface’s own recent headlines have included his release from prison earlier this month and his ongoing relationship with Hazel-E. His mother, Karlissa Saffold, even weighed in on the relationship, humorously noting her surprise at Hazel-E’s age and joking she’d prefer he date Kim Kardashian if he’s set on dating someone in their 40s.