Memphis rapper Finesse2tymes, once revered as a certified street legend and a dominant force in the hip-hop scene, has found himself at the center of a humiliating firestorm after a series of 𝓵𝓮𝓪𝓴𝓮𝓭 videos show him wearing women’s panties bearing the FNG Suge imprint and, in a separate clip, apparently consuming his own bodily fluids in a graphic act that has left fans and fellow artists in shock and disbelief.
The videos, which began circulating on social media late Tuesday evening, have shattered the carefully crafted persona of the artist known for hard-hitting lyrics, a gritty Memphis upbringing, and a reputation as an unapologetic goon. In one video, Finesse2tymes is seen posing in what appears to be Victoria’s Secret-style lingerie, modeled after the FNG Suge brand a reference to a controversial female rapper and influencer. The footage is accompanied by a soundtrack of taunts and laughter, but the rapper appears to be taking selfies, seemingly proud of the display.
The second video, which has been described by multiple sources as “unforgettable” and “deeply disturbing,” shows Finesse2tymes drinking what he refers to as his own “vitamin water” or “milkshake.” The implication, widely accepted by viewers, is that he is consuming his own semen. The clips have triggered an avalanche of ridicule, with the hashtag #Finesse2tymesGoofy trending across multiple platforms within hours.
The fallout began almost immediately after the videos went 𝓿𝒾𝓇𝒶𝓁. Rapper Erica Banks, known for her hit “Buss It,” directly addressed Finesse2tymes in a heated rant captured on a podcast or live stream. “Hey, hey, hey.
Finesse, finesse, finesse. Come here. I’m trying to figure out why you are putting yourself in women’s business,” Banks shouted, her voice dripping with contempt.
“Why are you inserting yourself in women’s you don’t even fit literally? Mr. can’t leave it in ’cause it be slipping out.
Let’s just stay over there wherever you are. You should just let women do women stuff.”
Banks was not alone. The commentary was amplified by an online personality known as OG Product, who narrated a breakdown of the situation with a mix of laughter and disbelief. “Finesse two times, man, who once was considered a goon, considered a bodman, a Memphis top shot, a danda, an article done to now being called a goofy man, being called a YouTube circus clown after finesse two times uploaded a video of him wearing FNG Suge undies, dressed up in FNG Suge, Victoria Arm Secret.
And this is the Rapamon taking some selfies for the internet, taking some selfies for the gram,” OG Product said, his voice cracking with mockery.
The commentator went on to describe a second layer of shock: “Finesse two times who everybody thought was a certified G. Nup test. No boy.
And that the cord see your foot. So whole time they thought that homeboy was a G. I’m about to show you a video of Finesse two times going off and crashing out after he was bumping and grinding with FNG Suge and basically hopping on FNG Suge like a bunny rabbit.
After giving FNG Suge the business, old boy erupted like a volcano.”
OG Product then referenced the consumption footage: “There’s another video of finesse two times drinking his own vitamin water, drinking his own milkshake, and living a freak type lifestyle.” He declined to show the explicit portion but played an audio clip of Finesse2tymes responding to critics, where the rapper lashed out at those accusing him of sucking and licking his own body fluids. “Shut the fuck up talking to me.
When y’all been in the club and with the strippers all upside your head and your ear and in your mouth and all and you been to you sell 2 3 4 5 6 7 8,000. Y’ALL KISS Y’ALL TRICKS. YEAH, Y’ALL GOT A KISS FOR THAT LITTLE MONEY,” Finesse2tymes shouted in the audio.
He continued, “Don’t come at me about kissing one woman with the in the fucking in the man. SHUT UP, BITCH GET UP OUT OF MY BED. H IS JUST SAYING Y’ALL SWAPPING COME SPIT with everybody is just talking about right now.
As soon as you pass that little ass blank that y’all smoking. Yeah, B just ate his nut this morning when he kissed that fat.” The defiant rant only deepened the ridicule, as fans noted the irony of a man once known for violent street credibility now defending his own sexual acts on social media.
The incident marks a stunning fall from grace for Finesse2tymes, whose real name is Ricky Hampton. He rose to prominence in the early 2020s with tracks like “Back End” and “Uptown,” building a fanbase that admired his raw, unfiltered narratives of Memphis street life. He was often compared to legends like Project Pat and Yo Gotti, and his collaborations with Moneybagg Yo and others solidified his place in the Southern rap hierarchy.
But this latest controversy threatens to erase all that.
“This is not just a 𝒔𝒄𝒂𝓃𝒹𝒶𝓁; this is a reputation demolition,” said Dr. Lisa Tolliver, a media analyst and professor at New York University. “Finesse2tymes built his brand on hypermasculinity, on being a ‘goon’ who could back up his words with action.
To see him willingly participate in imagery that is so feminized and sexually submissive especially when combined with auto-cannibalism or autosexual behavior is a cultural shock that his core audience cannot reconcile. He is being labeled a clown, a joke, and a cautionary tale.”
The videos have also reignited debates about masculinity, sexuality, and performance in hip-hop. While some artists have successfully blurred gender lines and embraced queer aesthetics, Finesse2tymes’s transition seems jarring because it contradicts his established persona. “It reminds me of the old conversations about DMX or even Eminem but this is different because he isn’t just wearing clothes.
He is engaging in acts that many find taboo even within the LGBT community,” added Dr. Tolliver.
Sources close to the rapper have declined to comment, and his social media accounts have been flooded with mocking memes and demands for an explanation. Some fans have attempted to defend him, arguing that it is his personal life and that he should be allowed to explore his sexuality. But the vast majority of reactions have been negative, with peers like Erica Banks leading the charge.
In the commentary clip, OG Product summed up the collective sentiment: “So people what you just seen in the introduction right is Finesse Two Times X Love it y’all. Finesse Two Times X Bay who goes by the name of Erica Banks going off on Finesse two times and telling the homie, ‘Man, stay out of female business. You understand?
Stop getting involved in female antics.’ So Finesse two times, man. You know, upload a video of him wearing FNG Suge undies.
And this is the Rapamon. Taking some selfies for the internet.”
The commentary also included a warning to other artists: “You better be careful what you put online. Because once it’s out there, it’s forever. And if you used to be a G, you can’t come back from something like this.”
The video of Finesse2tymes drinking his own “milkshake” has been shared tens of thousands of times, with many viewers expressing disgust and disbelief. The audio clip of his defensive rant only added fuel to the fire. In it, he dismisses his critics as hypocrites who kiss strippers and engage in similar acts for money, but his argument fell flat.
“It’s not about the act itself,” said social commentator Marcus “Mack” Johnson. “It’s about the context. He went from being the guy who would rob you to the guy who is willingly degrading himself on camera.
That is a hard pivot for anyone to accept.”
As of press time, Finesse2tymes has not directly addressed the videos, but his silence is being interpreted as an admission of guilt or embarrassment. His management team has not issued any statement, and his record label, CMG, has distanced itself from the controversy. Sources suggest that upcoming tour dates and collaborations may be in jeopardy, as brands and partners do not want to be associated with such graphic content.
The fallout is already affecting his financials. Streaming numbers for his catalog have reportedly spiked out of morbid curiosity, but industry insiders predict a sharp decline once the novelty wears off. “This is a career-ending moment unless he can somehow spin it into a new persona, which seems unlikely,” a music executive told us on condition of anonymity.
“He’s now the guy who wore panties and drank his own cum. That’s not a headline you recover from in hip-hop.”
Meanwhile, the FNG Suge brand, named after the rapper and sometimes referred to as “Suge,” has become an unintended beneficiary of the controversy. Searches for FNG Suge merchandise have increased, but the brand’s official social media accounts have remained silent, likely trying to avoid legal or reputational entanglements.
The conversation has also sparked a broader discourse about mental health and the pressures of fame. Some fans have expressed concern that Finesse2tymes may be going through a personal crisis, citing erratic behavior in recent months. But without official statements, speculation remains rampant.
One thing is certain: the image of Finesse2tymes as a tough, unassailable figure is now permanently tarnished. In the world of 𝓿𝒾𝓇𝒶𝓁 internet shame, there are no second acts. The videos have been archived, copied, and shared across platforms.
They will resurface anytime anyone searches his name.
“You know, it’s your boy OG product bringing another edition that garrison news know the schlingo trap now could later shit as we should. Oh man, god damn things makes you go h nice mama,” the commentator said, laughing. “Anyway man, we out here fooling for don’t mind pretty mine blit bow.
Boom boom boom boom boom people trust up no homo no freaky up no homo no sneaky.”
But for Finesse2tymes, the laughter is not his own. The man who once boasted of being a Memphis top shot is now the punchline of a joke he authored himself. The question remains: can he ever be taken seriously again?
Based on the current trajectory, the answer appears to be a resounding no.
We will continue to monitor this developing story for any updates, official statements, or further fallout from the music industry. For now, Finesse2tymes remains in the eye of a storm he created, and the damage may be irreversible in a culture that rewards authenticity but punishes what it perceives as weakness or hypocrisy.
As one fan on Twitter put it, “Finesse2tymes went from back end to back bent. There’s no coming back from that.”
