Apparently, a video is going viral of a 3-year-old boy called Neveda Pierre from Neveda, Florida. He is almost formidable at dribbling. White parents called the police on him, complaining he is too black to play with their white kid, but not in those exact words. Instead, they said he should be expelled for “playing roughly.” It’s alleged he was benched simply for being too good at soccer. The white teacher later moved him to play with 5-year-olds because the 3-year-olds couldn’t keep up, yet he remained formidable. The scene turned chaotic when the parents called the police. The video spread because the boy was too good and the cops were called. Jay-Z saw it and sponsored him to Barcelona’s La Masia academy, saying: “There is no room for racism; it should be discouraged at all costs. When you see a boy too good at football like Pierre, your first reaction shouldn’t be to call the police but FIFA. If someone is good at what they do, call the relevant authorities to promote their talent, not the police. This young boy can become the future of Barcelona and the next big player like Messi and Lamine Yamal.” This is so good of Jay-Z for sponsoring the boy’s mentorship at one of the best academies. Now Pierre can enjoy doing what he does best without discrimination. By the look of things, he will become one of the best players in the world—the only one to surpass Messi and break all of Ronaldo’s records. Having said that, the only mistake Jay Z did was enrol him at Barcelona’s academy instead of Real Madrid one.