Don’t come between a boy and his mama! Alicia Keys’ son Genesis dutifully stood guard at the edge of the stage during her recent concert, and Swizz Beatz posted a series of photos of their 8-year-old taking his role as bodyguard very seriously.
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Genesis wasn't playing around.
"My boy said I’m not playing no games on moms stage. He a real serious one," Beatz captioned the photos.
"Thank you Gen we love you and your protection. He didn’t care she was live on stage," he added, along with laughing emojis.
It’s clear that the little guy was not taking any chances of something happening to his mom.
His parents' followers cheered him on for his hard work.
Of course, the comments flooded in about how sweet Genesis was for standing guard.
Tracee Ellis Ross commented: "This is so hilarious and also not funny at all. People have lost their minds.”
Rapper Jadakiss responded too, writing: "He wasn’t playing about that shirt swime he said matter fact security stand down tonight I got this."
Genesis wasn't letting anybody get too close to his mom.
"When the crocs in sport mode you know it’s serious business," one follower commented, noting the boy’s choice in footwear.
Another wrote: "Gen said, 'nobody will be throwing anything up here while I'm on patrol. It's not happening.'"
Mom Alicia Keys even commented, "My heart!!!!!!!"
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Fans have been getting too aggressive with throwing things at concerts lately.
Genesis was merely making sure that his mom didn’t become the latest celebrity to get hit with something while she was performing.
Musicians including Harry Styles, Cardi B, Bebe Rexha, Pink, and Drake have recently been hit with items thrown by audience members while on stage performing.
The kid was just doing what he knew he had to do!
This isn’t the first time Genesis has made a point to look out for his mom on stage.
Alicia recently posted a video of him giving her fashion advice.
"So everybody can see your boobs?" he asked, referring to the sheer top and heart shaped pasties she was wearing on stage.
"It's not a big deal. It's boobs. Everyone has boobs," she told him after assuring him no one would be able to see much.
