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Priscilla Presley's son, Navarone Garibaldi Garcia, defended launching a GoFundMe to kickstart an  affordable organic pizza  business from his driveway.

The musician was forced to address critics via Instagram Friday after several questioned why he was aiming to raise $5,500 instead of asking his famous mother for the money.

 Haters gonna hate,  he wrote in the comments of his original video.  I'm sure I'll have to explain this many more times to ignorant people who think I should  ask my mom' or that I have money … YEAH, I also have a lot of bills, I also have a budget. 

8 Priscilla Presley's son, Navarone Garibaldi Garcia, defended starting a GoFundMe to start a pizza business. (Seen above: The mother-son duo.) Getty Images

8 The musician (seen here) took to Instagram Friday to address the critics. Instagram/nava_rone

Garcia, 39, explained that he also donates money to several causes, including homelessness.

 If I just went all in every time I thought I had a great idea … I'd be broke in 2 days,  he continued.

 I'm not asking [anyone] to donate that can't afford to,  the songwriter added.  I'm offering free pizza to people that donate. 

8  Haters gonna hate,  he said. Instagram/nava_rone

8  I'm sure I'll have to explain this many more times to ignorant people who think I should  ask my mom' or that I have money … YEAH, I also have a lot of bills, I also have a budget,  Garcia (seen here making pizza) continued. Instagram/nava_rone

Garcia stated that the money would cover the cost of a conventional pizza oven, and that he's also contributing  a lot  of his own money.

 Just asking for help on the remaining bit that's out of my budget. That's all. Love and Peace, Kindness and pizza,  he concluded.

In the Them Guns' frontman's original video, he told viewers that  every little bit  helped him toward his goal, adding in his GoFundMe description that he was putting $3,000 of his own funds toward the oven.

8 The songwriter explained that he was asking for $5,500 and was already putting in $3,000 of his own funds. Instagram/nava_ron

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