“Somebody do one of my dad” - Deion Sanders Jr. hilariously requests fans to make deepfake video of Coach Prime

Deion Sanders Jr. [Bucky], Coach Prime's eldest son, joined in on some artificial intelligence fun on Instagram. Bucky saw the fun side of a deepfake video of himself making the rounds. He requested his followers to make something similar about his dad.

The deepfake video of Bucky dancing was posted on the "Well Off Forever" IG account with the caption:

"I’m not sure how it got to this point."

Sanders Jr. commented on the post:

"Somebody do one of my dad."

Screenshot via Instagram/@welloffforever

Deepfake video technology uses artificial intelligence to create highly realistic but fabricated videos by swapping faces or altering speech and actions. It may offer creative angles in entertainment but can prove dangerous when viewed from the perspective of misinformation, privacy breaches, etc.

Deion Sanders Jr. defends Coach Prime over Lil Wayne concert rumors

In a whirlwind of social media buzz, Deion Sanders Jr. stepped up to defend Coach Prime, his father, against rumors swirling around a Lil Wayne concert. Steve Corder of Athlon Sports reported that the Colorado Buffaloes coach allegedly mandated Colorado players to attend the "Prime Weekend Lil Wayne Concert" in April.

The concert, featuring an opening act by Shedeur Sanders, reportedly became a 'final straw' for some players who then decided to transfer from the program. As the news spread, Bucky dismissed the allegations on X, finding humor in the claims.

“Bro this is hilarious. They basically said he forcing people to listen to his son’s mixtapes. Dawg this is next level funny,” Sanders Jr. tweeted.

Coach Prime didn't stay silent either. He addressed the rumors directly on X, tweeting:

“This is one of the best lies I’ve heard. God bless u and I pray u sleep well tonight because we are. Lawd JESUS”

Colorado’s football program underwent significant reshuffling this offseason, with 41 players exiting via the transfer portal. However, the Buffaloes are determined to bounce back stronger, prepping for a promising season in the Big 12.

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