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Memphis rapper Finesse2Tymes’ son FNG King took to social media on December 24 and claimed he ran away from his father because he allegedly tried to influence him with firearms and narcotic substances.
“I left away from around him. I wanna make that clear. He never sent me back home,” FNG King shared.
He further mentioned that Finesse2Tymes was “abusive” and a “conniving” person who reportedly gave him “drugs,” used “tote guns” around him, and was “smoking with me.”
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FNG King, who is only 11 years old is also a rapper and hip-hop recording artist like his father.
His accusations against Finesse2Tymes came after the latter went on Instagram Live, revealing that his son was no longer in his care. He also stated that if anyone saw his son with guns, shooting dice, or at clubs, they shouldn't blame him, as FNG was on his own.
Exploring FNG King’s claims against his father Finesse2Tymes
FNG King shared on Monday’s Instagram Live that he left his father Finesse2Tymes and not the other way around. The boy accused his father of trying to “change” him and claimed he received a text from Finesse2Tymes asking him he could come back whenever he wanted to “act like a child.”
“You tried to kick me off the internet. You tried to switch my image up. You came and got me for who I am and they you try to change me? … I am who I am. This is how the internet know me. Any people who’s looking at me is a bad kid? I am not! I’m actually a great person,” King said.
FNG added that his father made false claims and didn’t give him money or designer clothes, unless he accompanied me to his shows. Besides claiming that Finesse2Tymes had guns, drugs, and tobacco around him, the boy also claimed that his father’s girlfriend Shugga reportedly had similar habits.
“Once they were in a high-speed chase and I was in the car. They didn’t think about me…” he added.
FNG King also accused the Tennessee rapper of taking away his $40,000 chain, allegedly cheating on and “beating” Shugga, and making her cry. Finesse2Tymes, as per King also “hated” on fellow rapper Moneybagg Yo and didn’t want him to hang out with him.
The kid wrapped up by claiming that “half of the people” who left Finesse2Tymes did so because they didn’t want to be doing “Yes man” around him, all the time.
In response to FNG King’s allegations, Finesse2Tymes wrote, “I told y’all I tried to change him my point proven im done.” Before this, the Goin’ Straight In rapper claimed his son was too far gone, and was “disrespectful,” adding that he was only “loyal to money” and seemingly “ran away” because he tried to discipline him.
This is not the first time the son-father duo has faced controversy. Earlier, Finesse2Tymes was criticized after FNG King was featured in his NSFW 20 v. 1 video. The former was also called out for allowing his son to perform explicit lyrics during the Broccoli City Festival at RFK Stadium in Washington D.C. with him in August 2023.
Whether FNG is Finesse2Tymes' godson, biological son, or adopted son remains unconfirmed. King is best known for his collaborative single, Glorilla Mode, and the freestyle, Respect the Struggle, both of which dropped last year and amassed millions of views on YouTube.
