‘Nathaniel B’ viral video of 2020 has re-emerged on TikTok after the creator behind the line finally opened up about its meaning.
One of the internet’s greatest mysteries has finally been solved.
Finally, the creator behind the viral meme ‘Nathaniel B’ addressed the context of his famous streak. Here’s everything you need to know.
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‘Nathaniel B’ video reappears
The 2020 ‘Nathaniel B’ video has taken over TikTok, and has racked up 1.5 million views since it was posted on Sunday, July 31.
The footage, shared by TikTokoscar user_dozzz, shows a freestyle rap battle of a group of high school football club students.
Wearing an orange shirt and neon headband, one of the students said in the video, “That was rubbish. You can’t handle me. Hold on, right, Nathaniel B?”
Student “Nathaniel B”‘s note at the time quickly spread as many people began to question the meaning of the calligraphy.
The video was first published in 2020 and has now been re-uploaded in better quality, and it quickly caught the attention of TikTok and Twitter users.
The creator explains the story of the video
The creator behind the popular line, called Prince Maj on TikTok, has finally addressed the context of the story.
In a video shared on Monday (August 1), TikToker said it all happened when he had a day off between his first and second year students.
Their coach organized a fun day for the team and the team members decided to have a free rap battle on the field.
Prince May said he personally knew his musical opponent, aka ‘Nathaniel B’, when he decided to make fun of him by calling him this nickname.
Prince Mag explained in the video that this was not his real name, it was the name of the man’s younger brother. TikToker said he thought it would be great to call him by his brother’s name.
You can find the full explanation in the video below:
Meet Prince Mag on TikTok
Prince Mag is 18 years old and is a rapper, musician, and social media personality.
He has gained 11.9K followers on TikTok at this time but we are sure his fan base will grow even more thanks to the viral video.
Prince Mag said he will release his music album on all major streaming platforms on Friday, August 5.
You can find it on TikTok under the handle @princemaj3.
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