NBA YoungBoy Teases New Project Before His Birthday


Funny Marco killing a fly might have stolen the show during YoungBoy’s big announcement.

NBA YoungBoy may be preparing to give fans another project before his 27th birthday.

During his recent appearance on “Open Thoughts with Funny Marco,” a Wave Original, YoungBoy said he plans to release an album sometime before October 20. The project is rumored to be titled ALL DOGS GO TO HEAVEN, although there hasn’t been an official confirmation of the title.

What’s interesting is how casually he talked about the project. This didn’t feel like YoungBoy making some polished album announcement. It sounded more like he was thinking through his plans in real time.

The announcement came during the same interview where he said he only has “1 or 2” more albums left in him.

That’s a pretty wild statement considering how prolific he’s been throughout his career. YoungBoy has built an enormous catalog and accomplished enough that he could realistically step away from music without having to prove much else.

His comments also come after he discussed his health, saying doctors told him the left side of his heart is swollen. He has also said that he plans to “never” return to the United States.

Maybe that’s why YoungBoy doesn’t seem so enthusiastic about his future.

Maybe YoungBoy is genuinely thinking about what life looks like beyond music. Maybe he’ll change his mind five minutes from now. Honestly, with YoungBoy, both are possible.

Either way, if he follows through, fans could have another project before October 20. You can watch the full “Open Thoughts with Funny Marco” conversation on Open Thoughts’ YouTube channel.




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