T-Pain had a warning for fans after he shared a video of his Rolls Royce being repossessed on November 9.
The 37-year-old self-proclaimed “Nappy Boy,” born Faheem Rasheed Najm, took to Instagram to post about the situation, with a caption that read, “If you have somebody watching your money, make sure you have somebody watching THEM too. The good news is I’ve been here before, and I know how to bounce back so f**k it. Y’all be careful out here man and watch your business like you watch your b*****s. See y’all on the brighter side.”
The almost one-minute video showed the exchange between the repo man and T-Pain. When the employee expressed that he had to take the Rolls Royce, the Tallahassee native shrugged his shoulders to acknowledge he understood the man was doing his job. Although T-Pain looked exasperated as the repo man pulled his luxury whip into the carrier truck, once the Rolls was secured– the singer walked away.
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In 2019, T-Pain spoke candidly on The Breakfast Club about losing everything from mismanaging money.
“Now I know what the high end is and what the low end is,” he said on the show. “I’ve been mega-rich, I’ve been super broke, right in the middle of thinking I was mega-rich, and then got rich again, and you know learned how to really give a s**t about money.”
The hitmaker also shared that he went from being worth $40 million to borrowing money to buy his children fast food. The humbling experience made T-Pain realize what was important.
He expressed that chasing a dollar wasn’t what mattered– building a legacy and providing for his family was the most important thing to him.
Earlier this month, T-Pain released a mixology book of his favorite cocktails.
“@tpain’s mixology book #CanIMixYouADrink is out!! 50 cocktails from his life and career available now 🥃.”
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He also dropped a video for his single “I’m Cool With That” featuring Nykia Viiri.
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Hopefully, his latest endeavors can help get him back on track financially.
We wish him the best.
