Reports suggest that G Herbo‘s influence reaches far beyond music, as he embraced the role of a life coach for his son, Yosohn, in a touching moment shared during Kai Cenat‘s Mafiathon 2 stream.
Yosohn stole the spotlight with a heartfelt message, stating, “So all you have to do is live a good life, do your homework everyday and hang out with your family.” As his voice faltered, seemingly from nerves, Herbo stepped in, embracing him warmly and explaining to viewers that Yosohn is deeply connected to his emotions. Herbo then offered his son the encouragement he needed to regain confidence.
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The Chicago rapper said, “Just believe son, you know how to do anything you put your mind to. What I tell you about saying you don’t know how to do something? Stop saying that, when you want to do something you get up and do it. When you are determined to do something, you go do it. So stop saying what you can’t do when you never tried it, just say you never tried it before.”
At one point, Herbo invited an ear-piercing specialist to pierce Yosohn’s ears. Though Yosohn grew visibly anxious and emotional beforehand, Herbo offered steady reassurance, easing his son’s nerves with calm encouragement.
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Words of Courage, Moments of Joy
He voiced to his son, “Close your eyes and you’ll be good. I got you.” “You anticipate the pain. Stop thinking about it. Close your eyes and take it.”
During the stream, Yosohn faced his fears and got his ear pierced, surprising himself at how painless it was and earning cheers from everyone in the room for his courage.
Kai’s streams have become a hotspot for celebrities looking to share memorable moments with their kids. Earlier this month, DDG brought Halo, his son with Halle Bailey, to join in the fun. While Bailey initially expressed frustration over the outing, stating she wasn’t informed of the plan, she later softened her stance, admitting, “maybe I did overreact.”
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