YBN Nahmir Denies Scamming Fan For $200 After Adin Ross Pressure

YBN Nahmir is clapping back at any and all detractors online, and is now dealing with some scamming accusations from a fan. Moreover, an up-and-coming artist leaked alleged DMs with him claiming that he paid $200 for him to promote him and their collab on social media. “I get it bro,” the rapper allegedly began his reply to the fan’s qualms before allegedly ghosting him altogether. “You know the thing with me is bro I’ll be agreeing to s**t but it’s just too low at the same time. Like I feel like it’s cool for me to post it on like my Snapchat story for the 200 you feel me? Feel like for my actual [story] it should be more like 500 do you feel me on Instagram? You feel me though, bro.”

“$200 is crazy lol,” YBN Nahmir expressed on Twitter shortly after the artist’s posts on the matter went viral, seemingly downplaying the interaction. “I don’t even know what that is & tbh I never even check my IG dm’s. I have a team lol. Tired of n***as lying on my name u h* a** n***a,” he continued while adding alleged screenshots of IG DMs between the two.

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YBN Nahmir Goes Back & Forth With Alleged Scam Victim

“Firs the n***as bought an open off of me which I sent him & cleared it for em,” YBN Nahmir continued. “Than the n***a start having a fake conversation with himself believing he actually sent 200 n***a u ain’t sent s**t. I never even answered u anymore. u was asking for s**t for low a** prices I wasn’t finna do it. Stop the [cap emoji] n***a weird a** hell if I was gonn scam u why tf I wouldn’t have done it before I gave u a song cleared it and all that lame a** b***h.” “N***a’s that never paid me lying on my name tryna get clout,” he shared on his IG Story.

Of course, this is a bit ironic considering the Alabama MC’s recent scuffle with Adin Ross. He wanted to box the media personality for $100K, but Ross turned it down and said that he’s not worth his time. We’ll see whether another situation pops up in which YBN Nahmir will either refuse payment to prove a point or put money on the line to fulfill his goals… however odd they may be. Regardless, log back into HNHH for more news and the latest updates on him.

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YBN Nahmir Wants To Prove He’s Not A One-Hit Wonder, Posts Receipts On IG

YBN Nahmir is showing receipts of his hits to fight back against recently reignited assumptions that he’s a “one-hit wonder.” Moreover, you may remember his smash record “Rubbin Off The Paint,” but via a recent Twitter post from Friday (February 23), he’s showing that -– at least numbers-wise -– he’s got a track record. The “Where I’m From” MC showed off four platinum certifications from the RIAA, one of those being “Rubbin Off The Paint,” that also comprised of “1942” with Yo Gotti and G-Eazy, “Opp Stoppa,” and “Bounce Out With That.” Also, he highlighted his gold-certified YBN mixtape with Cordae and Almighty Jay in response to Adin Ross’ recent attack towards him.

“Nahmir, you’re not worth $100,000,” Ross said on stream of his rejection of YBN Nahmir’s offer to fight for $100K. “You fell off, you suck at music. You failed your music career. I’ve got no disrespect to show, but that. Nahmir, you’re nothing. You’re nobody and your career sucks. He wanted 100 bands to fight. You are nowhere near 100 bands. And again, Kick paid Carti $2 mill. Hey, at least I got $2 mill to pay. You’re broke, f-ck you!”

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“Don’t at me in no f***ing s**t if you’re talking s**t, because you gon’ get smacked in your f***ing mouth for it,” YBN Nahmir responded on social media. “You can hire all the security that you want to. It’s not going to work like that. Don’t disrespect my name and act like, ‘No disrespect, no disrespect!’ Shut the f**k up, n***a! How the f**k you talk s**t then cop a plea in the same f***ing video?” It’s clear that Ross’ comments made the Faster Car Music Vol. 1 MC realize how quick folks are to criticize and not give weight behind their words with actions.

Meanwhile, we hope that the Alabama native is doing well following his time in rehab, which he spoke on toward the end of last year. “I’m not out here doing hardcore drugs,” Nahmir tweeted. “Im addicted to alcohol & I just need a little help, that’s all. I pop Percs here & there, smoke some weed. Normal s**t, but I do feel my body failing. I gotta be here for the people that’s here for me in the long run. I wanna be sober.” For more news and the latest updates on YBN Nahmir, log back into HNHH.

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YBN Nahmir Announces That He Is Entering Rehab: “Pray For Me On This Hard Journey”

One of the fastest-rising rappers of the late 2010s, YBN Nahmir, admits that he has some personal demons to face. Seeing tons of success so early into your life is exciting but it comes with a lot of extra responsibility. It is all about how you handle it, especially when you are constantly in the public eye. For YBN it all came when he was just 16-17 years old. His 2017 viral hit, “Rubbin off the Paint,” won many fans over. At the time of writing this, the song has over 344 million streams on Spotify and is in his top five most popular tracks.

It set up the foundation for Nahmir’s career. However, around 2020, things began to unravel a bit for him and the YBN group. According to AllHipHop, Cordae dropped the name around that time. Additionally, Nahmir and Almighty Jay butted heads a year later. Then, in 2022, he revealed that he was battling a tough fight with alcoholism. Now, he is looking to turn his life around by heading to rehab.

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YBN Nahmir Asks For Prayers And Support

YBN Nahmir tweeted last night (October 29), “Rehab soon. Understanding your addiction & admitting to it is the 1st step. Pray for me on this hard journey.” There is currently no word on what facility he will be heading to. What is important right now though is to wish him well on his path to recovery. Plenty of supporters did just that under this tweet above. One says, “Praying for you, bro bro fr fr GOD IS GREAT!” Another adds, “I LOVE YOU NAHMIR!!!”

What are your initial thoughts on YBN Nahmir entering rehab after his admittance to alcohol abuse? We you aware that he was dealing with this? Do you think music fans will still listen to his material after he comes back? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your thoughts and opinions in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around YBN Nahmir, as well as everything else going on around the music world.

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YBN Nahmir’s Ferocious ‘UPROXX Sessions’ Performance Of ‘Lamborghini Truck’ Shows That He’s Not To Be Played With

Cordae may have dropped the “YBN” prefix from his name, but that hasn’t his former collaborator YBN Nahmir from carrying it on his back. With a discography featuring 21 Savage, the City Girls, Offset, and G-Eazy, to name a few, the Birmingham native has fought tooth and nail for his spot in today’s hip-hop ecosystem after exploding onto the scene in 2018 with “Rubbin Off The Paint.”

The inner fighter has been the core of his growing musical archive. During his last stop by UPROXX Sessions, YBN Nahmir performed his flexy track “Spend It“; this go-round he spices it up with a ferocious in-studio performance of his single “Lamborghini Truck” from his 7-track EP Faster Car Music, Vol. 1. For some flexing is a hobby, but for YBN Nahmir, it is a lifestyle, and he’s ready to protect it at all cost.

Watch YBN Nahmir’s UPROXX Sessions performance of “Lamborghini Truck” above.

UPROXX Sessions is Uproxx’s performance show featuring the hottest up-and-coming acts you should keep an eye on. Featuring creative direction from LA promotion collective, Ham On Everything, and taking place on our “bathroom” set designed and painted by Julian Gross, UPROXX Sessions is a showcase of some of our favorite performers, who just might soon be yours, too.

YBN Nahmir’s ‘How I Blew Up’ Story Takes Him From Xbox Freestyles To ‘Rubbin Off The Paint’

YBN Nahmir is a prime example of the How I Blew Up ethos. As he tells Uproxx’s Cherise Johnson, his preparation met perfect timing when his 2017 single “Rubbin Off The Paint” exploded in 2018, climbing to No. 48 on the Billboard Hot 100 and launching Nahmir and his YBN crew to stardom. He explains that he and his friends launched their efforts because, “We was like, ‘We gotta do something. We don’t wanna work for no other man.’” Unfortunately, he recalls, he still ended up stuck at Journeys selling shoes, but he says he’ll “never again” work another regular job.

The thing that changed everything for him was getting an Xbox Live subscription, which allowed him to meet YBN Almighty Jay and the former YBN Cordae. The group started out as gaming rivals but became friends, and their online freestyle sessions inspired Nahmir to take a swing at recording a solo track on the podcast mic he bought for Twitch streaming. Once “Rubbin Off The Paint” — which Nahmir says was originally a diss song for Jay that eventually sparked their friendship — blew up on SoundCloud, he made sure his friends came along with him.

Although the group’s members have more or less split up, they remain tight, and Nahmir has refocused on his solo career, saying, “I was selfless, but now I’m kind of selfish.”

Watch the full episode of How I Blew Up above.

YBN Nahmir Pens Tweet to Fans Regarding Alcohol Addiction

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YBN Nahmir rose to fame in 2017 following the release of his single “Rubbin Off The Paint,” which debuted on Billboard 100 at number 79 and later rose to number 46. The song grew over 205 million views on Youtube and is one of the Alabama native’s most notable tracks.

While his breakout was quickly growing, alongside his friends, Cordae and Jay, who were once under the YBN moniker, things seemed to stall for the rapper. Fans have been wondering when he will release a new project since he released his debut studio album “VisionLand” in March of 2021.

In a series of tweets, the 22-year-old opened up about his battle with alcohol addiction. “Alright y’all, I feel like it’s best for me to just get this out my system. For 3 years I’ve been struggling with an alcoholic addiction. I’ve changed so much due to it, & not in the right ways. I’ve pushed so many of my love ones away & the people I care about because of it,” said the Opp Stoppa.

“I’ve constantly tried to slow down / stop myself from drinking, but it’s not easy at all. This year I want a new challenge & the challenge is for me to get clean. I never knew addiction was this hard. Before hand it was easy for me to block it out, but now it’s taking a toll.”

 “If you’re struggling with addiction it’s best to seek help. That’s all I’m trying to do. I use to think this was just some ‘normal sh*t until I realized I’m NOT THE SAME ANYMORE. Sh*t is one of the worst feelings ever.”

As more artists become transparent about their addictions, we wish the best for YBN Nahmir and hope to see the rapper take down the charts once more. Check out the video to his breakout single below.

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