NBA YoungBoy is putting a stamp on his legacy. In a rare and revealing interview with Funny Marco for the Open Thoughts series, recorded in South Korea, the rapper made it clear that his time in America is over. When asked if he’d ever consider moving back to the States, his answer was a firm “Never in life.” He’s planting his flag abroad and leaving the U.S. in his rearview for good.The conversation also gave fans a roadmap for what’s left. YoungBoy confirmed his next project, All Dogs Go to Heaven, is dropping before his 27th birthday in October.

He also says he’s got maybe one or two albums left before he stops releasing LPs entirely. On the touring side, he’s planning one final run and then he’s done hitting the road. That’s a definitive timeline from one of the most streamed artists in the game.But the interview wasn’t just about business. YoungBoy opened up about performing his 2025 MASA Tour with a swollen heart, a serious health admission that puts his recent live shows in a different light. He also spoke candidly about his relationship with his mother, saying he loves her from a distance and will never speak to her again. Between the health scare, the family fracture, and the money he says he was pulling in per show, this is a look at the man behind the music. Do you think one final tour is really the end for YoungBoy?