There's a lot of people who have faith in Youngboy Never Broke Again despite his legal situations. Many rappers in the game have shown him and his music love and it feels like if he manages to get out of his current case, he'll have a lengthy career ahead. Birdman is someone who's taken the Baton Rouge emcee under his wing and helped guide him in whatever way he can. He went as far to say that Youngboy is "the next biggest young superstar the game has ever had." Birdman assisted Youngboy on his song "We Poppin" off of Until Death Call My Name and now, they serve up the official video for the song.
Youngboy Never Broke Again links up with Birdman for the "We Poppin" video. Youngboy's been serving up several visuals off his project since announcing it including "Overdose" and "Diamond Teeth Samurai." The latest video finds the two rappers cruising around and performing the song with Youngboy's day one homies in his hood.
Both Birdman and Youngboy Never Broke Again announced plans to release a joint project titled, From The Bayou. However, it never ended up surfacing but hopefully, we'll get it at some point this year.
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