What's good, Shamari family? Tap that like button and subscribe because [music] this situation right here, yeah, it just got a whole lot deeper [music] than people realize. Because now Papoose finally speaks and instead [music] of clearing things up, he might have just made everything look even more suspicious. And the craziest part, he's [music] trying to stay calm, respectful, I got nothing bad to say. But if you really listen close, yeah, there's a whole different story hiding underneath that. So, boom, let's start from the top. Papoose sits down, gets asked about his relationship with Remy Ma, and right away he sets the tone, calm, controlled, careful, almost too careful, like he's choosing every word [music] on purpose. Um I can't say exactly exact exact date as to when, you [music] know, things went left, but I would say it's safe to say, yeah, around that around that time. You know what I mean? Um you know, things went things went left. Mhm. I can't just say exactly when, you know what I mean? Now, pause right there because that might sound normal, but it's actually not. He's basically saying, yeah, things went bad, but I'm not going to tell you when. And that matters >> [music] >> because when people avoid timelines, that usually means the timeline tells a story they don't want to explain. So, already we got our first red [music] flag. Now it gets deeper because when he gets asked what actually went wrong, you would [music] expect something real, right? Something clear, something honest. But instead, he says, [music] there wasn't one thing. It wasn't. It really wasn't, you know what I mean? Like like I said, man, and like and like I always say, you know, I have nothing bad to say about her. You know, [music] um like you said, I'm going through a situation right now. You know, we all handling it we all handling the the divorce. So, it's not much I can really get into about that. But but what I will say is that um you know, y'all as fans, like you said, me and you did an interview and I and [music] we spoke about it. We spoke about, you know, what I was dealing with, visiting her through her bid, the whole situation, right? Now, hold on. So, nothing happened, [music] but everything fell apart. That doesn't add up. Because relationships don't [music] just collapse for no reason, especially not a marriage that survived prison, time apart, all that. This is the same man who held Remy down while she was locked up, visiting her when nobody else showed up, standing solid when most people would have left. And now suddenly it just didn't work [music] out? Nah, people not buying that. And this is where the [music] tone gets interesting because Papoose keeps repeating the same thing, I got nothing bad to say. And look, on the surface, that sounds mature. That sounds respectful. But in situations like this, that can also mean, I'm not telling y'all everything. Now, let's get into the part that really raised eyebrows because [music] the interviewer brings up something very real, Remy being publicly linked [music] to Eazy The Block Captain while still married. Now, this is where people expected Papoose to either address it directly or shut it down completely. But instead, he gives a half answer. Son got knocked out, you know what I mean? Son got knocked Son got knocked out, straight up. And um it went from there. Yeah, you heard that right. He didn't explain the relationship, he didn't explain the timeline, he just said, dude got knocked out. And that's the part he chose to be clear about. Now, think about that. Out of everything going on, that's what he speaks on the most clearly? That tells you something because what he's basically saying is, I'm not going to talk about her, but I will address him. And that's a big difference. Now, here's where it gets even more interesting. He explains why he did it. I didn't knock him out because of what he did, I I knocked him out because he shook my hand and then did what he did. Oh, now that right there, that's the real message >> [music] >> because now it's not just about relationships, now it's about respect. [music] He's basically saying, you crossed a line after looking me in my face like everything was cool. [music] And that hits different because now this whole situation stops being just drama and turns [music] into something personal. Now, let's go back for a second because there's another part people are overlooking. Papoose talks about loyalty, about holding someone down, about being there when nobody else was. Yeah, you know what it is? Um the men don't stick by their women when they go to prison. That's the only reason why people feel like it's so rare. You know, when you go to Rikers Island and visit my homies on the visiting floor, it's full of females with little kids. It's It's packed. When I [music] go upstate to visit Rem, the the visiting floor is deserted. There's nobody even visiting them, you know what I'm saying? So, that's the only reason why it's it's rare because dudes don't support them. You always hear dudes complaining, yo, when you get locked up, [ __ ] a [ __ ] The [ __ ] don't hold you down. But it's a penitentiary full of women and nobody do nothing for them. Now, this is important because he's reminding everybody, I was solid from day one. I did what most people wouldn't do. So, when things fall apart after that, people naturally start asking, what changed? And that's the one question he keeps avoiding. Now, let's connect everything. You got a strong marriage, years of loyalty, public image of a solid couple, then suddenly separate lives, new people involved, public tension. And the only explanation we get is, things just went left. Nah, that's not enough. And this is where the internet starts doing what it does best, connecting the dots. Because now people are looking at this like, either he's protecting her or he's protecting himself. Or there's way more to this story than we're being told. And let's be real, silence don't stop speculation, it makes it worse. Because now everybody filling in the blanks on their own. And the more calm [music] he sounds, the more controlled he sounds, the more people start thinking, yeah, he's holding something back. Now, here's the real question and this is where it gets uncomfortable. Is Papoose being respectful or is he avoiding the truth? Because those are not the same thing. One comes from maturity, the other comes from strategy. And right now [music] it's looking like strategy because he's saying just enough to stay in control, but not enough to actually clear anything up. And that's why this situation is not dying down, it's getting bigger because now it's not just about what happened, it's about what's not being said. >> [music] >> And that always creates more drama. So, now I got to ask you this and I already know the comments about to go crazy. Do you think Papoose is really keeping it respectful or do you think he's hiding the real story? Because one thing is clear, this situation is far from over. >> [music] >> Hit that like button, subscribe, and stay locked in because you already know, we [music] watching everything. But I think you see for yourself what this dude does. Uh Young Buck is signed to him, he ends up in beef [music] with Young Buck. Game is signed to him, ends up beefing with Game or whatever they deal was. I don't want to speak on [music] Game's situation, I don't know the details, but I know they was working together. Ends up going at it with Game. Once again, of course, the [ __ ] who helped him get where he at and doesn't even get credit for it, which is weird [music] as [ __ ] to me, Lloyd Banks. He disrespects Banks for a living on the regular, whenever he feel like it, he disrespects Banks. >> [music] >> Banks. So, these are your day ones. You talking about Dr. Dre, [music] like I'm I'm giving you Banks, I'm giving you Buck, I'm giving you numerous individuals, Game, like I could keep going, by the way. I'm just going to stop here cuz it's a waste of time. He does TV show television shows with people, he end up disrespecting them. Disrespect all these people, but the one person you never disrespected Here you go. >> [music] >> Eminem did the most for him than anyone in his life. Oh, so that's what it's about? It's about who who who do the most for you? That's how you determine your respect? I mean I I think that that's part of it. I think you can't just ignore that part. Nah, I don't I don't I don't judge um respect on what you do [music] for me. I don't I don't I'm not one of those type of people. I don't do that. You know what I'm saying? Like >> Real? >> [music] >> Nah. Nah, I don't Okay, so you you you need to tell me through opportunistic Okay, but you need to tell me that someone doesn't [music] give you the opportunity and the platform and a million dollars when you don't have it and catapults your career into where you are today, that should not be a basis of respect? But he so that mean he deserves more respect than [music] your day one, Lloyd Banks? He deserve more respect than than a guy like that? I mean I think he really gave [music] a lot of those dudes platforms. I'll tell you including Game, including Lloyd Banks, including Young Buck, including Tony Yayo. As an artist, I'll tell you what I salute [music] him for, what I what I liked about but I'll tell you what he did in my opinion that [music] I think was genius. That first album, to me, if you listen to it, cuz I'm not programmed like a lot of people these days, I'm not programmed and I wasn't back then, that was the same [ __ ] he did on the mixtapes. The most genius thing he did was when it was time to release his album, he did [music] the same [ __ ] that he did on the mixtapes. A lot of people get in that position and you got so many [music] people in your ear, "Oh, you got to make a hit record. It got to sound this way. It got to sound like that." Hey, [music] you know, they start telling you how to create your music. What he did that was genius was he said, "No." And he stuck to [music] what the [ __ ] he was doing on those mixtapes. So, when you heard Get Rich or Die Tryin', you heard the same guy you've been getting on the mixtapes just now with the machine behind it.