NBA YoungBoy Shows Off His $800,000 Jewelry Collection..
NBA YoungBoy has become one of the hottest rappers in the game and now he has the deep pockets to prove it. With an estimated net worth of over $7 million dollars, NBA YoungBoy has made quite a few extravagant purchases, not the least of which have been on some seriously blinged out jewelry. When we started crunching the numbers, we were blown away by how much NBA YoungBoy’s jewelry collection is worth… And these are only the pieces that we know about! NBA YoungBoy’s collection is stacked with a combination of some of the most expensive pieces we’ve ever seen as well as some of the most custom, most unique, and most original. NBA YoungBoy has come a long way from his humble Baton Rouge beginnings and he has got the ice to prove it. Though he is still a Louisiana boy, NBA YoungBoy’s jewels are out of this world. So are you ready for your jaw to drop when you see how this rap superstar spent his cash? Keep watching till the end of this video to find out everything in NBA YoungBoy’s $800,000 Jewelry Collection. Trust me, you don’t want to miss this!
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