Papoose really called Remy Ma just a past relationship while she's still his wife out here >> [music] >> and at the same time he's dodging any real claim about Claressa Shields, too. This situation is getting messy fast. So, yeah. Now we got to talk about Papoose, Claressa Shields, and Remy Ma because this whole thing is turning into [music] straight chaos. And it doesn't stop there. We're also pulling in 50 Cent and V Black TV because they're all tied into this drama one way or another. I already said in a previous that this interview with Papoose and V Black TV was on the way [music] and now it's finally here. This all popped off because Papoose got heated after Vlad TV tweeted that he might be scared to break things off [music] with Claressa Shields and that clearly hit a nerve. When Maserati Bud and 50 Cent stepped in and blew this whole situation wide open, everything started spiraling with a bunch of mixed stories flying around. And what's wild is they only dropped a short preview clip and it already pulled in over 53,000 views at the time I'm recording this. Now here's where it gets messy for me because even in this first part, only about 9 minutes long, I already see a major problem and it's hard to ignore. Let me break it down because something is not adding up at all. Yeah, man. Um Like years back when I was in the in the in the media a lot, I was on television, I was viral, my name was out there a lot. You know, he he came hating back then. I think he just a hating ass [ __ ] man. Like anybody that's doing good within the black and Latino community, he start hating on them. You know what I mean? He never does it to people from other walks of life though, which is very interesting. >> [music] >> Um Back then he he know, like I said, I was constantly in the media just just doing my thing and he came on my page with a little weird comment. I ignored it. [music] In the video description, it claims that 50 Cent posted a controversial meme about Papoose's wife, [music] boxing champ Claressa Shields, and people took it as a direct shot at their relationship. [music] But hold on, since when did Papoose and Claressa Shields get married? >> [music] >> That part right there doesn't make any sense, especially if he is still legally tied to Remy Ma. This is where things start looking completely out of control. This isn't just about what Papoose said in the interview anymore. This is straight confusion being pushed like it's fact. It feels reckless, like somebody just threw that label in there without checking anything first. I don't know if that wording came from Vlad TV, someone behind the scenes, or a social media manager trying to spice things up, but calling her his wife right now is a stretch. You can't claim a marriage when there's still a legal one already in place. It just doesn't work like that. Time went by, he did it again. You know what I'm saying? The second time, I ain't say nothing about it. I let it go. I don't That's cool. Third time I said, "Nah, I'm tired of this [ __ ] now." So, I [ __ ] it on him. And we had like a little back and forth. It went viral in the media back then a couple years back. So, now that this confusion is out in the open, >> [music] >> we have to move on and really dig into what actually sparked this whole issue with 50 Cent because that's where things start heating up even more. Claressa Shields went on The Breakfast Club with Angela Yee and made it very clear. She claimed the whole issue between 50 Cent and Papoose officially kicked off on January 1st, 2026. She stood on that timeline like there was no debate. But now we've got to check that against what Papoose is saying because his version doesn't line up the same way at all and that's where things start getting shaky. I'm not one of them guys, you know what I'm saying? So, like I said, we went back and forth back then. A lot of people was like, "Yo, leave it alone." Time went on, 2026. Here we go again. Him hating again. Okay, so January 1st, 2026. You're waking up, New Year's Eve is the night before and your phone is blowing up. Yeah, yeah, man. The the the dude got like 39 million followers, man. So, when somebody with that many followers do some weird [ __ ] you going to know about it. The comment Papoose keeps bringing up, it wasn't even recent. It was actually 50 Cent giving Remy Ma, his wife, a compliment about her weight loss and that moment goes way back. We're talking July 2018, not 2026. That's when 50 commented something like, "Damn, Remy, you lost mad weight. Hey, slim, that got you out of your body." And that right there is the message being dragged into today's drama. So, when Papoose tries to frame it like this just happened a couple of years ago, that doesn't hold up. The timeline [music] is completely off and it changes how this whole situation should be viewed. Then Papoose jumps in responding like, "I don't know why you're talking about you waited two or three times. No, no, no, no, no." And now it's clear we've got conflicting stories, [music] mixed timelines, and a lot of tension building up fast. So, I told Claressa, I said, "You know what? Cuz he he disrespected both of us when he when he made the post." So, I told her, I said, "Ignore it, man. Don't even pay that no attention." Because she was in training camp for a fight. So, I said, "Just focus on your fight. Don't even entertain it. I got it. Let me handle it." I [ __ ] back on him on the gram. And then when I [ __ ] it on him on the gram, we went back and forth and I think later on that day she ended up saying something to him anyway. So, it just turned into a whole back and forth. Well, I actually looked it up. He took the movie MMA Black Sisters Revenge. It's an old blaxploitation film from 1976. >> Mhm. And he put her face into the woman's dialogue and your face into the man's and it's like, "Oh, no." >> yeah. "I never loved you and all this stuff." I was talking to You responded right away and of course you did because that's your wife, Remy [music] Ma. That reaction wasn't random. That was personal and it makes sense why you jumped in so fast. But here's where things start to look a little different. Both Papoose and Claressa Shields seem locked in on numbers now, followers, views, what's going viral, who's trending. It's like [music] that's become the main focus and that stands out because this doesn't feel like the same Papoose people were used to when he was fully in that husband role with Remy Ma. Back then it wasn't about chasing attention [music] or being all over the internet every day. Now suddenly everything is about clicks, headlines, and staying in the spotlight. And it really looks like this shift lines up with his current situation involving Claressa Shields. That [music] timing is hard to ignore and it raises questions about what changed. Now here's another detail that really sticks out. It seems like if that video only showed Claressa Shields, Papoose might not have even responded at all. But the second his face got pulled into it, too, that's when he stepped in and spoke up. That reaction says a lot if you're paying attention. It's like the moment it became directly tied to him, that's when it turned into something he had to address. [music] And then it gets even more interesting because while DJ Vlad is explaining the background behind that edited clip with both their faces in it, Papoose is sitting there laughing about it. That energy doesn't match someone who's completely upset and it just adds another layer to this whole situation. Now this is where it really flips. You're sitting there like it was funny, but hold on, you originally said it was disrespectful, Papoose. So, which one is it? You can't play both sides like that. A whole false narrative out there, which everybody who know me, man, y'all know they know how I am, you know what I'm saying? So, I think my character and what I do as an individual, as a person, as a man, always spoke for itself. You know what I mean? You didn't really You didn't see the false narrative until after the back and forth that I had, you know what I mean? With my um with my past relationship. So, after that, people ran with the false narrative. Because the way this looks, it's like you laughed it off not because it was harmless, but because there was some truth in it. And it feels like you used that moment as an opportunity to jump into the spotlight [music] and get your name buzzing next to 50 Cent. But the second 50 started moving how he always does, applying pressure, keeping that same energy, you pulled back. You went quiet, stepped out the way, and let everything cool off real quick. Let's be real about it. That looked like a full retreat. And while you were stepping back, you were also telling Claressa Shields not to get involved, trying to keep her out of it. But Claressa wasn't trying to hear that at all. She moves how she wants and when she's locked in, she's going all the way, no hesitation. She jumped right into the back and forth and from there it turned into her versus 50 Cent while you stayed in the background. And this is what This is what And this is what he does, man. A lot of people don't This dude is is a funny dude, man. Like he'll post something disrespectful about a person and then when they respond, he takes his down real quick. So, while you're responding, all of his little dick riders and minions >> [music] >> and bots that he got programmed to do what they do, they start saying, "Oh, why you clout chasing? Oh, you better leave 50 alone cuz when he respond, you're not going to be able to handle it." Cuz when they go to his page, he done removed his post. So, he got like some weird way to entrap you into saying something to him and it looks like you're you're the one who started it. That's why this whole attempt to switch up the story now feels off because what people saw play out was completely different and it didn't match this new version being pushed. And then on top of all that, calling Remy Ma your current wife a past relationship is wild. That's not just casual talk. That comes off straight disrespectful and there's no clean way to spin that, especially when the question is still out there. What false story did Remy even put out about you? From what's been shown, she came with receipts, including claims about jewelry being pawned, which only adds more tension to an already messy situation. Everything Remy Ma said about how you were treating her is now lining up with what people are seeing play out with Claressa Shields, every single bit of it. That's what's making this whole situation hit even harder. Remy was getting dragged online with people calling her bitter, jealous, and upset over a younger woman, throwing all kinds of labels on her name. But now, looking back at what she said, especially during that moment in the black and red flannel where she really spoke [music] out, it's starting to look like she was telling the truth the whole time. And that changes everything. Because if what she said is matching current behavior, then all that criticism she got starts to feel way off. But let's talk about this part, calling her a past relationship [music] while she is still legally your wife. That's beyond disrespectful. That's next-level messy. If she's really in the past like you're claiming, then what's stopping you from finalizing the divorce? Why not sign the papers and make it official instead of speaking like it's already done? That's the part people can't ignore, and it raises serious questions about what's really going on behind the scenes. When I responded to him, me and him got into a back-and-forth. Eventually, she said something to him cuz you know she's viral damn near every day for different reasons, whatever. Um then some other individual who'll be on the 'gram hating all day doing some weird [ __ ] when he made a video, yeah, it was [ __ ] You seen the picture that he posted? >> [laughter] >> And all of it all fake. >> those was old pictures. She got plenty of beautiful pictures when she's prepared for it, not when she's coming out of the ring or after a fight or just trying to be funny, man. You know what I mean? Like, yo You have to wonder what Remy Ma is thinking hearing all this because that kind of statement is bold in the worst way. It's shocking, and it's hard to justify. Now, here's another angle. Papoose, you didn't have to respond to 50 Cent at all. You had full control over that. >> [music] >> And what makes it even more confusing is that this energy toward 50 wasn't always there. There was a time you were actually siding with him, even during that situation involving Fat Joe, who is closely connected to Remy Ma. Back then, you didn't seem bothered by how 50 moved or what he said. But now, suddenly the tone has completely flipped, [music] and you're standing on the opposite side like none of that history happened. And here's the ironic part. 50 Cent was actually taking it easy on both of you at first. >> [music] >> He wasn't even going full force back in January, even though he already knew details about Claressa and Maserati Bud. He had that information ready, but chose to hold it back for a while. But then it looks like you saw the kind of attention T.I. was getting from going back and forth with 50, plus all the noise around his kids' diss tracks, and thought you could get tapped into that same spotlight, like you were about to get that same buzz, that same hype, that same viral moment. And instead, it completely flipped on you. It didn't boost anything. It just made everything more chaotic and harder to control. >> [music] >> Then on top of that, the same talking point keeps getting repeated, this idea that any [music] criticism is coming from paid bots, fake accounts, or AI-generated comments. That narrative keeps getting pushed, but it doesn't really hold up under pressure. Because let's be honest, 50 Cent doesn't need anybody to speak for him. The man already has a massive audience with tens of millions of followers watching him every move. So the idea that he needs extra help to stir things up online just doesn't add up. The attention is already there without forcing it. What it really starts to look like is this, if the reaction isn't positive, then suddenly it's labeled as fake or controlled. But if the same people were showing love, hyping up you and Claressa, and supporting the situation publicly, nobody would be calling them bots. That's where the inconsistency shows up. Because the energy seems to shift depending on whether the feedback is praise or criticism, and people are definitely picking up on that. Let's keep going because this part right here raises a big question. Why is Papoose laughing? That's what really stands out. He's sitting there laughing at older pictures of Claressa Shields, and that reaction is wild when you really think about it [music] because it lines up a little too closely with what Remy Ma claimed, that he made comments behind the scenes saying he didn't find Claressa attractive like that. And if that's the case, then those laughs hit differently. [music] It starts to look less like a joke and more like quiet confirmation of what was already being said. Then, when [music] you add in the focus on older photos, it comes off like subtle shade, like trying to suggest this isn't really how you look now, or downplaying her appearance in a slick [music] way. That's the kind of energy people are picking up on. And now, all the comparisons start clicking into place. The Remy Ma starter pack, the styling choices, the full glam looks every day, it's starting to feel less random and more intentional. From the jewelry stacked head to toe, to the fashion choices, the high-heeled boots, the fur looks, the oversized shades, even down to the luxury bracelets and bold chains, it's giving heavy Remy Ma influence all across the board. So now the conversation shifts. It's not just about Claressa possibly trying to match Remy's image, it starts to look like Papoose is comfortable recreating that same image through someone else. And that's where things get even more complicated because while the visual similarities are being talked about, there are still big differences in presence, delivery, and how everything is received publicly, and that gap is something people are definitely [music] noticing. If you ask me, there's another part that really stands out. Papoose said in the clip that Claressa Shields goes viral for different reasons, and that line says a lot by itself. Because that means he's fully aware of the drama, the headlines, and all the chaos surrounding her name, and yet he's still choosing to stay involved in this situation and stand beside her through all of it. Now, when you really look at the interview as a whole, this is the main takeaway. He's sitting there laughing at the things 50 Cent said about Claressa Shields, not upset, not offended, not heated, just laughing like it's all entertainment. And that energy doesn't match someone who's truly bothered. It feels more like he saw the moment as a chance to insert himself into the spotlight while at the same time trying to convince everyone else that 50 went too far or was being disrespectful. That's where the contradiction shows up. You can't laugh at something behind the scenes and then turn around and act outraged in public. It doesn't land the same. And it also sounds like Claressa Shields picked up on that energy, too, because from the outside, it looks like she felt he wasn't [music] defending her strongly enough, not really going all out for her when it mattered. Which would explain why she stepped in herself, [music] jumping directly into the back-and-forth with 50 back in January, and then again in March. That move makes more sense if she felt like she had to speak up because he wasn't doing enough. Papoose is not keeping it real here. Something is off, and it's hard [music] to ignore. Because the way he's moving, it really looks like he's enjoying every second of this chaos. Pay attention. He's not really going hard at 50 [music] like that. The energy just isn't there. And that whole comment about attacking successful black and Latinos, what does that even mean in this context? It feels random and doesn't fully connect to what's actually happening. Meanwhile, he's clearly entertained by the situation. You can see it in how he reacts. There's a difference depending on the topic, and it's very telling. >> [music] >> When the conversation shifts to what 50 Cent said about Remy Ma, his so-called past relationship, who is still his current wife, his whole mood changes. He gets serious, quiet, almost stiff. That's where the line gets drawn for him. But the second they start talking about the memes 50 posted about Claressa Shields, he's laughing, smiling, like it's all jokes. That contrast is loud. So it wasn't funny when Remy Ma was brought up, that was an issue. But when it's Claressa Shields being joked about, suddenly it's entertainment. That difference says more than anything else. Even going back to that diss track Agent Proctor where he's throwing lines and mentioning Remy Ma in a heated way, [music] that energy was intense. But now, in this setting, he's picking and choosing when to be serious and when to laugh things off. At this point, it raises [music] a bigger question. If this interview doesn't show how he really views this situation, then what does? [music] Because he's not clearly standing firm and saying this is my partner or [music] showing that solid, consistent support people expect to see. That absence is noticeable. And when the energy feels inconsistent like this, it leaves people wondering [music] how serious he really is about Claressa Shields and everything tied to this situation. >> [music] >> None of that is coming out of his mouth at all, and that's what makes this whole thing even louder. At the end of the day, it really looks like he just wanted a moment to go back and forth with 50, [music] riding off that past tension connected to Remy Ma. That's really what this comes down to when you strip everything else away. All the mixed signals, the reactions, the energy, it all points back to that core reason. And that right there wraps up part [music] one of this situation because a lot has already been exposed just from this first breakdown alone. >> [music] >> Make sure you run this video up, share your thoughts, and let me know what you think is really going on here. Don't forget to like, [music] subscribe, drop a comment, and share this with somebody who needs to see this because it only gets crazier from here.