Key Takeaways:

• Toosii’s Division I soccer supply highlights a uncommon crossover between hip hop and faculty athletics.
• The rapper beforehand shared his purpose to return to highschool and play soccer, coaching at North Carolina State University to arrange.
• While he has not confirmed if he’ll play this season, the supply displays a brand new chapter in his evolving profession.

Toosii is making his soccer goals occur. On Sunday (Sept. 14), the rapper introduced that he’d acquired a suggestion to play for Sacramento State.

“Man, the Lord is powerful,” Toosii wrote on Instagram, thanking Hornets head coach Brennan Marion and recruiter C.J. Pollard. “This don’t even feel real, man. I’m speechless right now. I don’t even know what to say.” He additionally shared images of himself suited up within the crew’s inexperienced and white colours.

College soccer season began final month, with Sacramento State presently sitting at 1-2 after their win over Mercyhurst on Saturday (Sept. 13). While Toosii didn’t affirm whether or not he’ll play this season, that is the D1 supply he’s been chasing.

In August, the “Favorite Song” hitmaker set his intentions on turning into the “first multi-platinum recording artist to go back to school and play Division I football.” Alongside footage of himself coaching at North Carolina State University, he advised his followers, “Next year I’m gonna be on somebody’s team, mark my words!”

In 2024, Toosii launched JADED, which featured the Gunna-assisted “Champs Élysées” in addition to visitor appearances from Kehlani and Muni Long. The challenge, initially slated to drop the earlier yr, arrived with surefire cuts like “Ok… Whatever” and “Party Girl Anthem.”

“To all my fans, thank you for being patient and watering my flowers,” Toosii shared in an album replace by way of Instagram. “This year has been nothing but growth for me. I took seven months to get myself and my mental together, stressing [and] depressed, between being a father and being an artist. It really took a toll on me. I love you for waiting. The wait is soon over.”

Since supporting the LP on Rod Wave’s “Last Lap Tour,” Toosii returned with singles like “168 Hours” and “Even Then” earlier this yr. Whether he’ll maintain releasing music whereas chasing his soccer goals stays to be seen, however we certain hope he does.