Lil King Spotted Selling Water Bottles On The Streets In Viral Video

Man Trolls Lil King After Spotting Him Selling Water Bottles On The Streets

Finesse2Tymes’ former protege FNG Lil King, is back to the streets. The 11-year-old rapper was recently spotted selling water bottles on the streets and the clip has got many fans shocked.

When he was still under Finesse2Tymes, King is known for dripping and flaunting wads of cash on social media. He even once went to the strip club which cause outrage at the time.

However, his fall from grace is something people aren’t expecting to be this low. The young lad has now resorted to selling water bottles on the streets for survival. A man saw him and made a video trolling the rapper.

“Nigga posted up with money and a shiny watch n he selling waters on the corner lmaooo,” someone commented.

“Lil Homie shouldn’t left finesse2times that’s what yo lil bad ass get your mouth get you in trouble now look at you selling on water on the street,” another person wrote.

Man saw Lil King selling water bottles in the middle of the street and started trolling him 👀

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Back in April, King previewed a song where he dissed his former guardian, Finesse2Tymes. He called the Memphis rapper “broke,” and suggests his former caretaker lives with his mother, and more.

According to Finesse, King ran away because he disciplined him for doing things that were outside of his age range, to put it simply. The young boy however claims he doesn’t have any real issues with his mentor, but he was just frustrated with how he took to the Internet to speak on this problem.

“It’s still love for him, but it’s just to, like, a certain extent, you know what I’m saying? Like, I see him today. I be like, ‘Ooh, what’s up? What’s popping?’ I ain’t gon’ put my head down on no sucker activity. Like, what’s up? What’s popping, you know what I’m saying? It’s just face to face, like, you know what I’m saying?” he said about Finesse earlier this year.

“I don’t even got no problem with bro. It’s just like, well, he posted, my pops could have went to jail, I could have went to CPS. Like, he went to the Internet first. Before I even left, like, everybody in their mind like… This n***a been gone for four months. You just now posting this,” King added, per HotNewHipHop.