mama's boy

He’s an insecure mama’s boy who desperately works to make himself into the type of guy who’ll be wanted and respected.

The self-proclaimed mama’s boy and former pro basketball player who now works as a day trader will become only the second Black lead of the series, which launched in 2002.

And that worries him, in ways that go beyond the financial: “I sometimes don’t want to come off as a mama’s boy because I feel like women don’t like that.”

“I was writing the record, I was having a bad day, you know, bad mental day. And I just remember I sat there, and I said to myself, ‘At the end of the day, I’m just still my mama’s boy.’

Here’s a Latino math question: how do you guys get to be both the perro and the mama’s boy?