NBA YoungBoy Kicks Off 'Make America Slime Again' Tour with Charitable Gesture
Dallas, TX – September 1, 2025 – Renowned rapper NBA YoungBoy launched his highly anticipated 'Make America Slime Again' (MASA) Tour with a philanthropic twist, donating $50,000 to two Dallas-based nonprofits before his inaugural performance at the American Airlines Center. (rollingout.com)
A Generous Start to the Tour
The Baton Rouge artist split the donation evenly between Manifest Freedom and Urban Specialists. Manifest Freedom, founded by attorney Brittany K. Barnett, supports entrepreneurs and creatives impacted by incarceration. Urban Specialists focuses on violence reduction and leadership training in various cities, including Dallas. Both organizations plan to use the funds to enhance youth programs and initiatives aimed at breaking cycles of incarceration. (rollingout.com)
Beyond the Music
NBA YoungBoy emphasized that his tour represents more than just musical performances. He expressed a commitment to using his platform for meaningful change, stating that the tour begins with something real that extends beyond music to encompass peace, growth, and providing opportunities for life transformation. (rollingout.com)
Tour Details and Fan Response
The MASA Tour marks NBA YoungBoy's first headlining tour in five years, following a series of legal challenges and a period of house arrest. The 27-city tour will traverse major U.S. cities, concluding with a homecoming performance in New Orleans on October 19, 2025. Due to overwhelming fan demand, additional dates have been added, including a second show in New Orleans on October 20. (nolanow.com)
Joining NBA YoungBoy on the tour are special guests DeeBaby, EBK Jaaybo, and K3, promising a dynamic concert experience for attendees. (prucenter.com)
A New Chapter
This tour not only signifies NBA YoungBoy's return to live performances but also highlights a growing trend among hip-hop artists to engage in social responsibility. By integrating charitable giving with his tour launch, NBA YoungBoy sets a precedent for artists aiming to make a positive impact in the communities they perform in. (rollingout.com)