Millionaire Deion Sanders Jr. responds to criticism of his wealth in a hilarious way

Hate just builds up from every direction, especially when it comes to the Sanders family! Some people just like to stick their noses into other people’s business. Even Deion Sanders Jr., the quieter Sanders son, is not spared from the vicious opinions of the detractors. But he knows exactly how to deal with these types of haters. How?

The secret is to move on and pretend they never said it or you never heard their bitter views. After all, they say if they can’t reach you, they can’t hurt you. But the way Deion Sanders Jr. responded to the hate is legendary, just as his brother Shedeur Sanders would have described it.

The eyes of some haters burn at the sight of the glittering bling on the Sanders men, and one comment steals Deion Sanders Jr.’s attention – “You have to stop showing off and wearing jewelry.” But Bucky’s August 18 X-post hit those haters with a hilarious no-no. He posted two short reels, one of which showed a person writing the text “We will do it anyway“, and another with a woman on the phone saying: “Oh, I’ll do it anyway.” In the caption he wrote: “I really don’t care.”

Starting with Deion Sanders, it’s no secret that the entire Sanders family loves to wear and show off exquisite and expensive jewelry. Deion Sanders Jr. is worth over $5 million, and when he wants to show off, he can steal the show from all his haters. But hate over jewelry? True, it has become an issue among Colorado players, starting with Shedeur, whose “legendary” diamond necklaces and bracelets caught fans’ attention. Freshman OT Jordan Seaton received several necklaces and bracelets for his birthday. But how did this bling obsession even begin?

Deion Sanders wore jewelry to send a message to young people

As mentioned, it all starts with Deion Sanders. You don’t have to be an OG to look like one, that’s Sanders’ main message. During his talk about the Sway’s Universe Podcast he explained: “It’s so funny because I used to wear jewelry around my neck. And I wore it for different reasons because in my area that was considered someone who was really somebody. And I wanted the kids to know that you can have all that without selling drugs..”

After all, what’s wrong with looking and feeling good with some jewelry? Hate will always be there, whether you’re a saint or a sinner. Like Deion Sanders Jr., the only way to get over negativity is to not let it get you down. Hats off to Bucky for staying strong in the face of the trolls.