NBA YoungBoy Gets Trump Pardon Despite Past Diss, Says He’s Grateful for a New Start

NBA YoungBoy Gets Trump Pardon Despite Past Diss Says He’s Grateful for a New Start

NBA YoungBoy Gets Trump Pardon Despite Past Diss, Says He’s Grateful for a New Start

So, let’s talk about something that’s caught a lot of people off guard—NBA YoungBoy, the rapper known for his raw lyrics and legal troubles, has just been granted a presidential pardon by Donald Trump. Yeah, you heard that right. The same NBA YoungBoy who once famously rapped, “F--- Donald Trump,” is now publicly thanking the former president for giving him a second shot at life.

Now, let’s rewind a bit. NBA YoungBoy, real name Kentrell Gaulden, is no stranger to controversy. He’s had a string of legal issues ranging from aggravated assault to weapons charges and even being linked to a prescription drug fraud ring. In fact, he was convicted of possessing firearms as a felon, and that led to a 23-month sentence followed by probation and a hefty $200,000 fine. But despite his rocky past, Trump has included him in his latest round of high-profile pardons.

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Alice Marie Johnson, known as Trump’s “pardon czar,” explained the rationale on Fox News. She emphasized YoungBoy’s tough upbringing and how many of his charges stemmed from misunderstandings—like getting hit with a gun charge while filming a video with a prop weapon. According to her, even the officers involved in that arrest were investigated and let go, which added weight to YoungBoy’s case for a pardon.

So, what does YoungBoy have to say now? He took to Instagram to express gratitude, writing, “I want to thank President Trump for granting me a pardon and for giving me the opportunity to keep building—as a man, as a father, and as an artist.” And that’s powerful. He also said this moment opens the door to a future he’s worked hard for—and that he’s ready for it.

Whether or not you agree with the decision, it’s a fascinating moment that blends culture, politics, and personal redemption. Only time will tell what NBA YoungBoy does with this new chapter—but for now, it’s safe to say he’s got the spotlight once again.

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