Ryan Garcia has left fans bewildered once again after sharing a bizarre video of himself singing to an orangutan in the passenger seat of his car.

Garcia, who won his highly-anticipated grudge match with Devin Haney last month, raised concerns in the lead-up to that bout with a series of disturbing rants on social media.

In the end he rubbished fears for his wellbeing after dropping Haney three times on his way to a points victory, only for it to later emerge that he failed drug tests the day of and the day after the fight.

A day in the life of Garcia is never a boring one, and as the fallout over his positive tests rumbles on he has gone viral online again this week.

In a bizarre clip posted on his social-media accounts, the 25-year-old boxer can be seen rapping along to his new song 'Blessed' in his Mercedes - all while an orangutan sits next to him eating grapes in the passenger seat.

At one stage of the video Garcia turns and sings in the face of the ape, who doesn't seem to have a care in the world as he continues munching on his grapes.

The video has completely baffled fans online, with one branding it 'so random'.

Another said: 'What the hell did I just watch'.

A third commented: 'This is actually hilarious.'

'You can’t tell me this isn’t a legendary video,' another user concluded.

A fifth posted: 'That’s someone with too much money and time.'

While one joked: 'Bro just trying to enjoy those grapes in peace.'

Garcia recently claimed he was 'high as f***' but not on steroids during his dominant upset over Haney. 

His claims came after he tested positive for the performance-enhancement substance Ostarine from drug tests conducted before and after the fight.

On Tuesday, Garcia continued to campaign for the falsehood of the test results in an appearance on the Fully Tilted Podcast with Bob Menery.

'If I was on steroids, I would have been in way better shape,' Garcia, who came in 3lbs overweight, claimed. 'I was literally drinking every day, smoking weed - I did not stop, not even until the f****ng day of the fight. I got in there high as f***, and I beat his a**.' 

'It was a walk in the f***ing park,' he continued. 'I had harder fights in sparring, bruh. It was not hard at all. Even Devin was like: 'I've never been outclassed that much, that easily.' Bro, steroids did not help that, brother.'

After the positive test results came out on May 1, Garcia requested that his B-sample be analyzed, according to a letter obtained by ESPN.

If Garcia's request is granted but his B-sample still comes back positive, the Victorville native and his legal team must present their case to prove his innocence. Otherwise, he will face a suspension and a fine on top of his win over Haney getting overturned.