Welcome back to the Shidari [music] Channel. Make sure you hit that like button, run those views up, drop your thoughts in the comments, and subscribe [music] for more tea like this. Today, we're getting into something wild that Claressa Shields [music] said on The Breakfast Club, and it's got people talking heavy. So, boom. She's claiming that Papoose, a married man, is out [music] here covering her mortgage, her car note, and even her car insurance. What? It was a card game. Is that what they would do with that? Yes. >> Well, I'm saying that's what That's how they paint our narratives, but I but I will tell you something though. >> [music] >> Pap pays my mortgage. He pays my car insurance and my car note. And what else do we do? I've never I haven't paid for a flight or for a hotel in I don't know how long. That's a man right there. That sounds crazy on its own, but here's the thing, it's just not adding up at all. From what I'm seeing, that story feels straight up off, and people are starting to question it big time. But, you know, getting into the position that you're in because you've been getting them checks, girl. Yeah. >> Like $8 million $8 million deal. >> [laughter] >> I'll be cracking up. I tell God the plans he laughs at you. I said, "God, I just want to get paid a million or more dollars per fight. Just give me a million." God said, "You want a million? I'm going to give you I'm going to give you eight. And I'm going to give [laughter] you $3 million signing bonus. And then I'm going to give you this and I'm going to give you that." I didn't Listen, tell God the plans he laughs [laughter] at you. I mean That's a blessing. He told me I didn't know my worth. That's what God told me. >> But, well deserved, but You know, people say with more money comes more problems, and that trickles down to family, too. Yeah, I am the algorithm. I know. And let's be real for a second. If any money's being spent like [music] that, people are already side-eyeing where it's coming from, especially with talk around Remy's role in everything. Based on what I found, Papoose doesn't seem to be pulling in enough to handle all those bills like that. On top of that, there's a child involved who should be getting proper support. If that's not happening, and it's looking like Remy is carrying the weight as the main provider, then this situation could turn serious real quick, even legally. Cuz they got my number from this bozo. Why they playing on my phone? That was my friend. I would be like, "Girl, you just turned 30 years old. You are world champion. You are accomplished. You have made it from out the ghetto, from the slums, from the depths of Flint, Michigan. You don't got no kids. You have your whole life ahead of you. Why are you attaching yourself to this 47-year-old man that doesn't have anything going, has no career, no job, no income, except for the income that he's claiming off of you your percentage because he's your manager? Got you out here talking looking crazy. Don't want to don't He's the one that don't want to sign, don't want to get his stuff out of his out of out his ex's house. Doesn't doesn't be there for his for his child that he begged for, but telling you he wants another one. Let me Yes, you you He's telling you he want to he want a son, right? Now, [music] let's talk about how this could really play out in court because this is where it gets serious. [music] If things go that far, there's a real chance he could end up owing Remy child support, especially [music] if it's proven that shared money was used to cover Claressa Shields' so-called house note, car insurance, and car payments. The court [music] does not play when it comes to taking care of a child, and situations like this get examined closely. >> [music] >> So, let's break this down. Claressa Shields is basically saying that Papoose [music] is fully funding her lifestyle, like she doesn't even have to touch her own money. That raises a big question, [music] where is his money actually coming from? Because the numbers people are looking at just don't [music] seem to match that kind of spending. And don't forget, he's still legally tied to Remy, which means finances, responsibilities, and even debts can still be connected. There are also claims floating around about unpaid property taxes and liens, which makes this whole situation look even more questionable. Creditors are not going to ignore that. They're going to start asking questions real fast [music] because think about it, if he really has the money to cover luxury expenses like that, then why are there unpaid debts sitting there? Why would child support [music] become an issue at all? And why would his money be going toward another [music] woman instead of handling responsibilities at home? That's the part that has [music] people raising eyebrows everywhere. See, this is what happens when somebody [music] starts talking a little too much, details start slipping out, and things stop lining [music] up real quick. That's why sometimes it's better to just sit back, stay quiet, and let people keep going because eventually the story starts exposing itself. When someone keeps [music] over-explaining every little thing, it starts to feel like they're trying to cover something up or steer the narrative in a certain direction. [music] >> Well, well, let's just call it what it is, you know, it's a paid hate train. It's paid. It's not real. It's not something that people really feel. They're trying to convince others to feel that way. That's That's not real. When Whenever I go out When you see the hate online >> Mhm. compared to the love in real life, it when it don't add up, it's just not it's just not real. The internet is peop They're They're paying bots and paying for comments and paying to um promote a certain narrative. In real life, nobody has ever walked up to me and said anything about nothing like that. Everybody cracks jokes about Pap upstairs. Everybody Oh, we love you. We love this outfit. We love this hair. We love you, girl. Keep Keep putting it on. Keep being uh confident. Don't let them break you. Like, they see what's going on online, but they also know up in up in real life, that's that's just not what it is. And it's a real Let's be honest. When you're answering a simple question, it should be straight to the point. One question, one answer, keep it moving. But instead, [music] she goes all the way over the top, like everything has to be extra. And when it gets like that, it starts to look less like honesty and more like she's trying to convince everybody of something that might not even be true. >> [music] >> Now, look at what she's really doing. By saying all this, it feels like she's trying to paint this picture [music] that Papoose is the one taking care of everything, like he's the provider in this situation. But people are not buying that story so easily because it flips the image. Now, it looks like she might be the one spending big on him, and that changes everything about how this situation is being viewed. And let's not forget that whole [music] card game situation because that wasn't just some random thing picked up from a store. That was something she created herself. Every option on those cards, the money amounts, the [music] favors, the actions, that all came from her. So, when you hear about things like the $1,000, [music] the $10,000, writing songs, going to the gun range, those [music] weren't just ideas. Those were things actually being acted out in real life. So, how does that suddenly turn into just for fun? That's where people start questioning everything because the story keeps switching up, and it's getting harder to keep track of what's real and what's not. At this point, the inconsistencies are what's really standing out, and people are definitely paying attention. At this point, I'm not buying what she's saying at all, and honestly, it raises bigger questions about her overall story and how consistent she's been over time. When someone's caught up in this many contradictions, it [music] makes people wonder if this pattern has been going on way before any of this became public. Because let's be real, stories like this don't just appear out of nowhere. If things aren't adding up now, it's fair to question what else might not be lining up from the past. [music] That's why people are starting to go back and look at everything she said piece by piece to see what actually holds weight and what doesn't. And another thing that stands out is how she presents herself compared to what she's claiming. There's a lot of talk about having millions, like that >> [music] >> $8 million figure she keeps mentioning. But at the same time, there's this story about someone else covering major bills like a mortgage, car note, [music] and insurance. That contrast alone has people confused. Because think about it, if someone really has that kind of money sitting there, why would those kinds [music] of expenses still be on going like that? Most people in that position would have those things handled already or structured in a completely [music] different way. Even if payments still exist, they'd likely be managed far ahead of time without needing someone else to step in. So, when you put all that together, it's the gaps in the story that stand out the most, and that's exactly [music] why people are starting to question the whole narrative more closely. Something just isn't adding up here, and people can clearly see that. If [music] Papoose is really out here paying for all these expenses, then that could land him in serious trouble legally, especially when it comes to making sure his child is properly supported. That's not something the courts take lightly at all, and situations like that can escalate fast. And let's keep it real for a second, the whole story doesn't match what people have seen over time. If he truly had the ability to cover all these big bills like that, then why wasn't that same energy shown in his previous situation with Remy Ma? That's where the doubts start getting louder and harder to ignore. Now, people are calling out what they see as major inconsistencies, and it's making the whole situation look shaky. There's a growing feeling that the story being told is exaggerated or not fully accurate, and that's why more people are starting to question everything instead of just accepting it at face value. And one thing is clear, people are not just going to sit back and believe every claim without proof. They're looking for real [music] answers, real details, and something solid to back it all up. Because at the end of the day, the truth is [music] going to come out one way or another, and people are ready to dig deeper to figure out what's really going on. This is exactly why people brought up those back tax questions, and why it got such a strong reaction. Because when records are being mentioned, and you're saying I don't owe any [music] taxes, it creates a clear conflict. If paperwork exists, people are going to see that as receipts, and they're going to question everything even more. And now it circles right back to these claims about Papoose covering all these expenses. People want to see proof, simple as that. Where are the receipts showing he's paying the car note, the mortgage, and the insurance under his name? Because without that, it's just talk, and talk is not enough in a situation like this. Let's break it down even further. If he's just stepping in to handle payments, communicating with creditors, or organizing bills, that doesn't necessarily mean the money [music] is coming from him. That could simply mean he's managing things on her behalf, not actually funding the lifestyle himself. [music] So now people are asking bigger questions. What exactly is his role here? Is he really the one paying, or is he just handling transactions behind the scenes? That difference matters, and it changes the entire story. At this point, people are paying closer attention and questioning every detail. Because the more this gets explained, the more confusion it seems to create. And when that happens, it only pushes people to dig deeper for the real answers. At this point, her public image has taken a serious hit, and people are not ignoring it anymore. The way things are unfolding, more and more questions are being raised, and the pressure is building. It's not even about tearing someone down, it's about holding stories up to the light and seeing if they actually hold up. And let's be clear about something. Calling things out doesn't mean crossing the line, it means [music] staying grounded and sticking to what makes sense. There's a difference between al haqiqah [music] and confusion, and people are using their judgment to figure out what's real and what's not. [music] That's where integrity comes in, and that's what's guiding this whole conversation. [music] We're not just running with anything. We're looking at patterns, details, and what's actually being shown versus what's being said. That moral compass matters, and so does using common sense when things start sounding off. Because at the end of the day, truth and consistency always stand out, no matter how much noise is around it. Now, I want to hear from you. What do you think about this whole situation? [music] Drop your thoughts down in the comments and let's talk about it. And don't forget, hit [music] that like button, run this video up, share it with others, and subscribe to the channel for more content like this.