Maxo Kream has recently revealed that he has shed a ton of weight and has plans to lose even more amid a newfound health journey.
The “Drizzy Draco” rapper shared a before and after photo on Instagram on Wednesday (January 24), revealing he’s already down 75lbs and counting.
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“I’m down 75 Pounds and I’m still goin,” he captioned it. “I was 342 pounds trippin with myself, I was off the drank, fucced up bout losing Mmadu but I had to get it together. Now I’m 267 lbsHealth is wealth and I want to enjoy my wealth, it’s Maxo 2024 and beyond!!”
You can view the dramatic transformation below.
Prior to his weight loss, Maxo Kream joked that a stocky Grand Theft Auto VI character with dreads was inspired by himself and Rod Wave.
The Texas native watched the anticipated GTA 6 trailer with the world last month and noticed one character that made him question who Rockstar Games based it on.
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“I know @rockstargames ain’t make me a charater and throw sum @rodwave dreads on him let me do the voice over #MaxoWave,” he pleaded in his caption.
Maxo attached the trailer screenshot with the overweight Black male rocking a white t-shirt, gold chains and a patchy beard with some braids.
For the most part, fans didn’t see the comparison Maxo drew attention to. “You ain’t that large my guy,” one person wrote, while another added: “Boy that’s a regular Zoe from Miami that ain’t you!”
One more joked in his comment section: “Maxo u big sexy that character is big sloppy!”
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The Grand Theft Auto VI trailer arrived to much fanfare earlier in December, however, the game won’t be released to Xbox and PlayStation consoles until 2025.
Earlier this year, 50 Cent teased his involvement with Grand Theft Auto meaning a possible collaboration for GTA 6 could be on the horizon.
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The G-Unit boss posted a photo of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City which could align with the next installment of the Rockstar Games franchise which will return to a reinvented version of Vice City two decades later.
“I will Explain this later, GLG. GreenLightGang,” he wrote cryptically. “this shit bigger than POWER trust me. BOOM.”
