Mike Tyson and Jake Paul‘s pre-fight press conference was bizarrely interrupted by a swearing 14-year-old kid asking who between the pair had the ‘higher body count.’

Kayo Martin – a teen influencer and prankster from New York with 123,000 followers on Instagram – crashed the event at the Apollo Theatre in the Big Apple on Monday while the two fighters were taking questions from the crowd in an open mic’ format.

‘So you think he has bigger balls? Who do you think has a bigger body count? What’s your body count Jake?’ Martin asked the 27-year-old, YouTuber-turned-boxer.

Shocked by what he had just heard, Paul buried his head in his hands, while Tyson had an emphatic response for the minor.

‘Where is this kid’s mother?’ the 57-year-old boxing legend asked the crowd.

Viral teen influencer Kayo Martin, 14, stunned the crowd at the Apollo Theater in NYC on Mon.

Mike Tyson asked for the kid’s mom after Martin challenged him and Paul to answer who had the ‘higher body count’ in between them

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But the teen didn’t stop there, as he continued to push Paul for answer.

‘Jake, you think yours is higher?’ Martin asked before spitting some slang.

‘Type s**t. We outside! Gaw Gaw. Boom b***h. Ahhh,’ he said, adding: ‘I love you guys motherf***er.’

After the press conference, Paul was seen with his brother and WWE wrestler Logan Paul, as they were both utterly dumbfounded by Martin’s language and audacity.

‘That was kid was hoot,’ Logan pointed out before Jake asked him. ‘What was up with that kid?’

Martin, whose linktree bio says ‘skateboarding, boxing, Day in the Life, Hoodrat shii,’ provides a variety of content on his Instagram page, ranging from deli visits in New York to riding electric Citi bikes that are too tall for him.

Tyson and Paul are set to box in front of 120,000 fans at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX, in July

He even dangerously climbed onto a subway platform from train tracks once while narrowly avoiding a subway car passing by.

Tyson and Paul’s fight is set for July 20 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

An impressive 120,000 boxing fans already signed up for presale access, according to SeatGeek.com.

Ahead of the fight, Tyson made a worrying admission about his body ahead of his first boxing match since an exhibition fight in 2020.