Sean Kingston has entered his season of abundance, taking pride in his latest big-ticket purchase of a custom private jet.
Wearing a white top, white shorts, and floral-covered noise-cancelling earphones, the “Beautiful Girls” singer walked fans through “his hangar, his jet” in an Instagram video on Monday (May 15) as the crew were performing routine maintenance on the Lear Jet.
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“The engine’s started, baby! We ain’t playing around! We don’t play around!” he shouted, as he revealed to his followers that he’d be performing in Las Vegas, NV, on May 27, presumably using the jet as his preferred mode of transportation.
“I’m hearing my engines starting on the jet. And this is the first time — they sound good. When I bought it, there was no A/C on it. We had to re-do some of the wires — now, the engine is on. Take it all in, brother!”
He continued: “You see what it is, man, King-ston! I got my jet. God is amazing. I’m working hard, man. We puttin’ in work.”
Sean Kingston has certainly come a long way since some of his previous troubles.
Back in 2021, the Road to Deliverance performer touted a long-awaited comeback to HipHopDX — but those plans threatened to be derailed when he was slapped with a bevy of assault charges on a cameraman.
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The then-31-year-old allegedly assaulted and flashed a firearm towards a music video director who goes by the name GXDLIKE inside his Los Angeles home in November, 2021.
GXDLIKE, who had been staying with Kingston for three months working on projects, claimed he was called down to the basement to shoot at 2 a.m. when he relayed the bad news to the platinum-selling artist he didn’t have a charged phone.
According to testimony, Sean Kingston allegedly punched the music video director in a fit of frustration, causing his face to be bruised and cut. The cameraman claimed Kingston then dragged him in the hallway and pulled out a gun, telling him to vacate the premises.
He then filed a report with the Los Angeles Police Department.
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Through his attorney, Kingston denied the allegations. “Any allegations regarding my client, Sean Kingston, made over the past few days are false,” the statement read. “It is unfortunate that Sean’s former videographer upon being terminated has chosen to seek his five minutes of fame. All claims will be disproven.”
