Moneybagg Yo Shares Why He's "Hard To Love"

Moneybagg Yo recently appeared on Big Boy's Neighborhood, where he shared why he believes he's hard to love. Big Boy and the rapper discussed relationships, and how finding and maintaining balance in one's life can be a struggle. They shared their personal experiences, and Moneybagg Yo claimed he thinks "people are hard to love."

Moneybagg Yo revealed that he believes nowadays, "people don't come with good intentions." He continued, saying he has "trust issues" and has "been through a lot with the people that are close to [him.]" Big Boy responded, telling the rapper, "for somebody to stab you, they've got to be close." He went on to explain that he "subtracts all the bullshit" from his life. They continued to discuss balance, and cutting negative people, in particular, out. Moneybagg Yo explained that it's easy to be "blind" to a person's toxic behavior if they're someone close to you, but regardless, he believes "they gotta go." "Sometimes we keep going back and making the same mistakes because of who the person is," Big Boy adds. "That made me hard to love," Moneybagg Yo claims.

Moneybagg Yo And Big Boy Discuss Balance

Moneybagg Yo announced that the release of his upcoming album Hard To Love: Heartless Edition, has been moved to June 2. He told followers on Twitter, writing, "I just got the news my little baby Taylor dropping tonight. I ain’t gonna lie, y’all know how I feel about Taylor, man." The rapper later dropped a new music video for his single "Ocean Spray," to hold fans over.

Moneybagg Yo also spoke out about Ja Morant's recent incident where he flashed a gun on Instagram Live. He shared that he believes the athlete's behavior is "just a phase." The rapper stated in an interview, “He probably don’t even understand. When I was exactly 23, 24… it was like I was just doing stuff and people had to tell me, or I had to bump my head. So I’m grateful to make it out those situations. Some people don’t even shake back from certain situations, you feel me?" He continued, adding, “[Morant] probably don’t believe this is life. You have those stages."

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