‘Bambi Get Yo Husband!’: Lil Scrappy Leaves Fans In Tears After He Posts Video of His New Hairdo

Lil Scrappy is quite the comedian!

The father of two took to Instagram on Monday, June 22, and posted a video of himself wearing a disheveled blond wig. He took a video selfie and quipped on camera, “New s–t man, new s–t, new s–t going man, n–gas out here experiencing new s–t man, and I just got-d-mn just deal with it.”

Scrappy tried to keep a poker face throughout the entire video, especially when he flipped the hair out of his face. His Instagram followers laughed up a storm over the clip.

“😂 U can’t even flip ur hurr seriously 😂🤣 @adizthebam Bambi come get yo husband!” one fan exclaimed, tagging the rapper’s wife in the comment. A second user wrote, “🤣🤣🤣 i can’t stop watching it!!! Every time you try and flip the hair i laugh so hard! What in the raggedy wig is goin on here 😂.”

One fan seemed extremely confused by Scrappy’s new hairdo and wrote, “What the hell you on g 😂😂😂.” Another person pointed out the slight smirk on Scrappy’s face and said, “This fool wanted to laugh so bad he could barley look at his self 😂.”

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star captioned the post, “Yellafanta #shimmervibes.”

Lil Scrappy
Lil Scrappy cracks fans up with hairdo. @reallilscrappy/Instagram

When Scrappy isn’t cutting up on social media and making his fans laugh, he’s at home lounging around with his family.

He recently wished his male followers a happy Father’s Day as he wrote on June 21, “Happy Father’s Day to all the real dads and dudes that go hard for there kids and all you dead beats I can’t even begin to think how u think I can’t sit down and not fight for my kids or just cause I’m going through a situation with the kids mom just not f–k with my kids , I’m not that nicca so I can’t relate . Thank u @official_emanii @princebreland and @adizthebam and @tharealmommadee for making my #fathersday the best ever.”

Scrappy and his wife Bambi are expecting their second child together and announced the great news in late February. They already share 1-year-old son Breland. The Atlanta artist also has a 15-year-old daughter, Emani Richardson, whom he shares with ex-fiancée Erica Dixon.

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