Floyd Mayweather Steps Into the Music Ring

Hey guys, Baruk here in New York City.

Now Floyd Mayweather has always made his money in boxing.

But now he's putting his magic touch on the world of music.

Floyd, what inspired you to get into the music business?

It started with my father.

My father had every James Brown record known to man.

My dad would listen to James Brown when he trained, when he was sitting around the house, when he was driving.

James Brown was the best.

He was such a creative artist.

Now you've achieved so much, you're so successful in so many genres, what motivates you when you get up in the morning?

To help others accomplish their dreams.

Not only do you have Sunny Maloof, supporter.

She's an unbelievable artist.

You may not like Floyd Mayweather, but that don't mean you cannot like Sunny Maloof.

How does it feel to have the support of Floyd Mayweather?

It feels amazing to have the support of Floyd Mayweather.

To have someone as big and as someone as great as him to help me, like as a little kid, to grow through this process as a music artist.

Very talented.

She can play any instrument.

We know she can dance.

And she's a great artist.

Renaissance woman.

Absolutely.

We want to hit some music.

If there were one person, alive or dead that you could still fight, who would it be?

Well, you know, in a in a fight world, I had two different names.

In the beginning, I was Pretty Boy Floyd when I was younger.

Remember, Pretty Boy Floyd had the fade, he had trash talk.

Yeah.

And reinvented himself and came back as Money Mayweather.

Ball head with the gold teeth and then he was talking about the money.

So if we take Pretty Boy Floyd and he's fighting Money Mayweather.

We bring the two together, we're gonna make some real good music.

I like the sound of that.

But you know, you're known to be a very smart gambler.

Would you advise me to bet on you returning for a 50th fight?

No 50th fight for me.

But it's crazy that I'm the biggest name in the MMA and I'm the biggest name in boxing and I'm retired.

Unbelievable.

I love you guys.

Thanks for all the support.

Thank you.

Money in your sleep.