“Ryan Garcia’s Music Career Under Fire: Fans Slam ‘Pray for My Haters’ as ‘Trash’”

“This Is an Abomination”: Ryan Garcia Told to Delete “Horrible” New Song as Promo Draws Scathing Response From Fans

Ryan Garcia, known for his lightning-fast jabs inside the ring, found himself on the receiving end of swift criticism after releasing his latest music track, ‘Pray for My Haters’. The 25-year-old boxing sensation, often vocal about his passions beyond the sport, ventured into the realm of rap alongside Tajikistani singer Abdu Rozik, aiming to express his personal battles and setbacks through music.

Garcia’s foray into music isn’t new; he previously teased fans with an Instagram video featuring an unusual companion—an orangutan—during a car ride where he freestyled. However, this latest musical endeavor struck a discordant note among his fan base, drawing ire instead of applause.

The track, ‘Pray for My Haters’, sees Garcia taking lyrical swipes at fellow boxer Devin Haney, whom he clashed with in a controversial bout, and others he accuses of targeting him unjustly. Despite his intentions to resonate with fans through authenticity, the response was overwhelmingly critical. Social media platforms buzzed with disapproving comments and memes, questioning Garcia’s choice to diversify his talents beyond boxing.

The new song is named ‘Pray for My Haters’  Devin Haney,  trying to frame him “because I said I love Jesus”.

One Twitter user, reflecting the sentiment of many, lamented, “Trash ah song lmfao,” encapsulating the disappointment echoed by others who felt the effort fell short of Garcia’s usual standards of excellence.

In recent times, Garcia has faced a string of personal and professional challenges, including a positive test for a banned substance, allegations of felony vandalism, and his mother’s battle with breast cancer—a series of events that have visibly impacted his emotional state. Fans observing his erratic behavior online following these tribulations expressed concern, urging him to prioritize his mental health amidst his artistic pursuits.

 

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 One user wrote, “Trash ah song imfao.”

Another user felt “they let him out too soon.”

 frustrated fan wrote, “Delete this bro.”

The comment read, “Bro, this is an abomination. Road Garcia, the fakest.”

He called the music “horrible” and asked Garcia to stop doing all this and “just stick to boxing.” 

 someone wrote, “The truth will set you free. Quit lying about steroids.”

Another disgusted fan simply commented, “Horrible song.”

Criticism mounted as fans debated whether Garcia’s music career was a distraction from his athletic focus. One user remarked, “Your music is horrible you’re trying WAAAY too hard 😂😂😂 pls just stick to boxing 💀,” underscoring a sentiment shared by those who questioned the authenticity of his musical ambitions.

Another commentator pointedly criticized Garcia’s authenticity, referencing his prior controversies, “Bro, this is an abomination. Roid Garcia, the fakest,” highlighting skepticism over his recent behaviors and controversies surrounding performance-enhancing substances.

Despite the backlash, Garcia’s legal team remains actively involved in disputing the circumstances surrounding his drug test results, emphasizing the ongoing legal and personal challenges impacting the young athlete.

As Garcia navigates the fallout from his latest artistic endeavor, the debate continues over whether his music is a genuine expression of personal struggle or a misguided attempt to diversify his public persona. With fans divided and emotions running high, the boxer-turned-rapper faces a crucial juncture in balancing his dual identities amidst the scrutiny of a global audience.