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NBA YoungBoy Says South Korea Is His ‘Safe’ Home After Leaving the US

NBA YoungBoy talks about leaving the US, finding safety in South Korea, his relationship with his mother, and what’s next for his music in a new interview.
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YoungBoy Never Broke Again opened up to Funny Marco during a rare South Korea interview, revealing that he has left the US for good. Featured on Marco’s ‘Open Thoughts’ series, the rapper made it clear that he has no plans to return to the States anytime soon.

YoungBoy Never Broke Again opened up about his first experience in South Korea, praising the country for its safety, cleanliness and laid-back atmosphere. The Baton Rouge native, whose real name is KentrellDeSeanGaulden, said he has been enjoying his time there and likes that the country feels “out the way.” Explaining what stands out to him about Korea, YoungBoy said, “I get the energy too. It’s very safe here and very clean.” The 26-year-old rapper also reflected on what could be ahead for his career, revealing that he believes he has only one or two albums left. He added, “I’ll go on tour one more time throughout my whole life and that’s it.”

NBA YoungBoy Says South Korea Is His ‘Safe’ Home After Leaving the US
Image: [nbayoungboy] via Facebook
YoungBoy Never Broke Again is settling into life in South Korea and appears to be enjoying the change of scenery. During his conversation with Funny Marco, the Baton Rouge rapper spoke about his first experience in the country and explained what has made the move appealing to him. YoungBoy, whose real name is KentrellDeSeanGaulden, said South Korea has given him a sense of comfort and distance from the pressures he has known back home. Asked what stood out to him about the country, he pointed to its peaceful atmosphere and the fact that it feels removed from the usual spotlight. “I get the energy too. It’s very safe here and very clean.”

The 26-year-old also revealed that he has been enjoying his time in South Korea, despite it being his first visit. Looking ahead, YoungBoy suggested that his career may be entering a more selective phase. He said he has one or two albums left to make before stepping back, along with one final tour. “I’ll go on tour one more time throughout my whole life and that’s it.”

 

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When asked whether he plans to return to the US, YoungBoy Never Broke Again gave a clear answer: “Never in life.” The Slime Belief rapper explained that he is embracing the opportunity to travel and experience places he never had the chance to visit before, making his new life abroad feel natural rather than difficult. “I don’t have a problem with being away; it’s nothing new for me,” he said. YoungBoy admitted that his children remain an important part of the decision, but he does not see distance as an obstacle when it comes to staying connected with them. “The most important thing is probably my kids, but that’s what they have planes for,” he added.

NBA YoungBoy has built one of the most notable careers in modern rap, rising to fame in the late 2010s as his mixtapes gained major attention while he was repeatedly in and out of juvenile detention in Louisiana. His popularity continued to grow as his music connected with a massive audience.

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