BLEU Cops His Own Private Jet: ‘It Took Me 10 Hard Years To Get Here’

    BLEU is now the proud owner of a private jet. Taking to Instagram last week, the Alabama native posted a video of himself signing the paperwork from the inside of the plane. As he explained in the caption, the 28-year-old is extremely proud of his journey despite the numerous bumps along the way.

    “Nobody know we’re life can take you,” he wrote. “It took me 10 hard years to get here. Where can I start. I used to day dream all day when I lived with my mama. I used to tell people everyday Ima be successful. Some people believed some didn’t. I just Kept going ! On my road to success I fell off bout 4 r 5 times . Lost Alotta loved ones . Gave away Alotta money blowed a lot to . But I dnt regret ! I helped Alotta people. At the same time Never hated on Nobody!”

    He continued” never said I deserved another man success. always played my role. Stayed a HUMBLE BEAST ! hits I’m resilient! can’t be defeated ! I pulled my self up every-time!!”

    At the end of the caption, BLEU revealed his follow-up to 2021’s Moon Boy is on the way. He wrote: “I’M PROUD OF MYSELF! U A FUCKING BEAST. To not even owning a car to owning plane ! I couldn’t afford to buy Corbin diapers now to owning my own private jet . From Alabama ? Man I broke barriers I’m already a goat in my state.

    “When I was young in the game I didn’t no what being a ARTIST Vs BUSINESS MAN was. Alotta these people dnt understand the moves I make behind closed doors. I just be letting y’all flex but mane ! I had to post this 1 ! I’m posting this to motivate the young guys ! Long term investment! #MOONBOYJETS @moonboyuniv #HUMBLEBEAST and most importantly! ALBUM OTW.”

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    BLEU has opened up about his humble beginnings before. In February, he shared a low-resolution video clip featuring one of his early rap records. He captioned the post” WHERE YALL FIND THIS. Wooow ! Mannnnnnn ! this was so long ago years ago in the bottom I was a lil bad azz dudeee mannnn we was struggling and thuggin shit almost made me cry watching this. MOST OF everybody IN THIS VIDEO EITHER GOTTa LIFE SENTENCE OR STILL BEHind THE FENCE and I made it. Ain’t have not 1 dollar to my name free mane! Free dem boys ASAP my jeans was so dirty boy.”

    On the music front, BLEU teased a new single with Nicki Minaj via Instagram on Sunday (September 11) called “Love In The Way,” which is expected to arrived on Friday (September 16). Check it out below.

    11 thoughts on “BLEU Cops His Own Private Jet: ‘It Took Me 10 Hard Years To Get Here’

    1. I’m not hating but this has to be some sort of lease agreement because this guy is worth 500k. Imagine he got a couple of mil on the side even then this would hardly (if not) be possible.

      1. He probably signed some unfair agreement because he’s dumb. Once he realizes it, he will scream racism like most rappers do with record labels. He definitely can’t afford a private jet along with the upkeep costs, pilot, etc. Like you said he’s not worth enough. Most rappers are all smoke and mirrors. They do this with cars as well. Rent them and put them in their music videos or go for a night out and act like they own them. It’s kind of funny how much they are concerned about their image. Imagine going that far out of your way… It’s something a 13 year old boy would do if they had the money and could.

        1. I agree with the smoke and mirrors theory 100%. That’s what most rappers are. The danger of it all is that they trick the millions of kids who follow them into thinking this is possible (without learning a trade or obtaining a diploma) for everyone of them when realistically chances are very slim.

      2. His networth is actually about $3 million. And you can get older, used private jets for a few hundred thousand. They aren’t very luxurious or full of features. Just 8 to 12 seats and a bathroom. But I’d say what a stupid purchase. A thing thats completely unnecessary and used to flaunt.

    2. This is not mumble rap streaming money or even concert money. Im curious what business he does on the side. In a couple years he will learn maintenance certifications, storage, fuel, and landing and takeoff fees will cost more than the plane itself.

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