You Can't Hate Floyd Mayweather If You Watch This

Flaunting money, Floyd has no restraint, but when we take a closer look at his beginnings, it's easy to see why. Thank you for joining me as I break down Floyd Mayweather's rise from hell. Support MindSmash| Patreon:   / mindsmash   Music: Forgotten Instrumental Piano Hip Hop Free Rap Instrumental - Meeting of the Minds (Feel This Deep 2k17) Sad Piano - Hip Hop R&B Beat Instrumental Beyond [EC] script: "Floyd has been a pound for pound best for 25 years, but was never really liked. People have wanted him to lose his entire life, blaming the judges, blaming easy opponents, with few accepting his victories simply because they simply hated who he was, and hated the confidence through which he expressed who he was... He was a cocky trash talker who never hesitated when it came to verbally smashing his opponents and because of it, the world would stand up in outrage without floyd even flinching to their reaction... But how? How could a man not give a single damn when virtually the whole world hated him? Let me ask you a question. How much fire do you think you'd feel if you were born in hell? "When people see what I have now, they have no idea of where I came from and how I didn't have anything growing up." -Floyd Mayweather Jr. Imagine your father, at the time a drug dealer, holding you to his chest not out of love, but because a shotgun was loaded and pointed directly at him. He used you as a human shield to protect himself, and in that moment with a slip of a finger the legacy of one of the greatest boxers the world has ever known would have ceased, never existed. Just like that... Floyd "Money" Mayweather and his reign would have ceased to exist... The man looked into the childs eyes and instead of blasting floyd, aimed downward, and blasted seniors calf off. Both of them continued to live on. With a mother who was addicted to drugs, an aunt who'd died from aids due to drug abuse, and a father who was locked away for 5 years of his life due to coccain trafficking, the only thing floyd ever truly had was boxing. Boxing was his only sense of relief from the chaos, it was the only place he could escape form his hell... at age 16 he won his first golden gloves at 106 lbs, he was a child prodigy, but even then celebrations were short lived as it was around the time his father was arrested..."