WATCH: Deion Sanders sings “Must be the money” to daughter Deiondra’s crying baby Snow

Deion Sanders has shown throughout his time as a college football coach that his family is something incredibly close to him. And he showed it again in a moment with his grandson, Snow.

In a video posted to his Instagram account on Wednesday, Sanders is seen holding Snow, who's the son of Coach Prime's daughter Deiondra. However, at one point, Snow becomes upset and starts to cry.

Sanders' response to this? Sing a few lines of his song, "Must be the money," to calm baby Snow down. Sanders released the song back in 1994 as part of his album, "Prime Time."

Before Sanders began to sing (and Snow began to cry), the Colorado Buffaloes coach was telling his grandson some "truths."

These "truths" came in the form of traditional nursery rhymes, such as "Jack & Jill" or "Humpty Dumpty."

But, in typical Deion Sanders fashion, he changed them when talking to Snow to reflect on the things he has learned in life.

"Everybody tells these nursery stories, but I’m the kind of Grandpa that tells the truth, okay, listen? Mary had no little lamb; she got pregnant, and we will not have any. Jack and Jill, you know what Jack went up the hill for? Let me see the other one, what’s the other one? Humpty Dumpty? He got pushed. We won’t grow you up like that; I’m trying to raise a dog. You’re not gonna be a cat."

Deion Sanders has a diaper incident with Baby Snow

As well as singing to baby Snow, Deion Sanders found out that not every moment with the child is going to be a nice one.

On Tuesday, Sanders shared another moment with the child on Instagram for the world to see, but this one included a diaper mishap.

"He was taking a standing dump!eHe blew the back out of his diaper. I thought this song was appropriate. I’m actually loving this GRAND thang," Sanders wrote in the caption.

Additionally, Sanders wrote to fans on the Instagram post that he would send them "Prime Gear" if they could guess his "Grand Name. "

But while Deion Sanders has been spending time with his daughter's new child, his Colorado Buffaloes have been preparing for their game next week against the Texas Tech Red Raiders.

The Buffaloes will come into the game after an important 34-23 win against the Cincinnati Bearcats last week. This victory gave them enough wins in a season to be eligible for a bowl game later in the season, the first time Colorado has done this in nearly 10 years.