Looks like MoneyBagg Yo is calling cap after a woman claimed he threw fake 100’s during his concert.
In the viral video the woman explains that she spent $500 on the rappers tickets so her son could attend his first concert and shows off the money that she claims the Memphis rapper threw. “Look at this, they are in there throwing fake money. My son is all excited and they in there throwing fake money. Y’all I can’t make this sh*t up. Why even throwing money? Throw that sh*t out the window,” she told her son. “Y’all done hurt my poor little feelings. But why would y’all do that, just don’t throw no money y’all don’t even have to throw no money,” she said in the video.
MoneyBagg apparently caught wind of the video and shared a post to his Instagram story and said, “y’all just wanna say for anything I see, I might throw ones but ion care how much money I got I’m not throwing out real or fake hunnids. Wrong man sh*t big cap,” he said while adding the big cap emoji.
Now this isn’t the first time fans attempted to give MoneyBagg a hard time. As we previously reported, he recently-opened a kitchen and bar lounge and fans were upset that he was charging $135 for a steak.
According to the menu the steak was a 40oz Tomahawk for $135. Mind you, it comes with no sides, so don’t be expecting a large fries or a bowl of salad, because that’s going to cost you extra. And while Cache 42 claims that the steak will be grilled to perfection, the price still isn’t good enough for some fans, who think Moneybagg has completely lost touch with those who’ve been supporting him throughout his career.
“Moneybagg want $100 for a steak, I’ll pay that and he better come out and rap,” one Twitter user wrote. Another continued, “The price ain’t the issue. It’s what quality of food imma get for that price cause ion trust moneybagg to cook me a $135 steak.” The conversation continued all the way over to Facebook, where one stunned fan added, “MoneyBagg Yo restaurant so mfn high!! Do he not remember when he was starving in them apartments?? BFFR.”
The menu at Cache 42 is said to be a reflection of Memphis’ rich food culture, with a twist of hip hop. The dishes are a fusion of traditional soul food and contemporary flavors, making them unique and flavorful.
From fried chicken to mac and cheese, the menu has all the classic southern dishes you would expect, but with a twist. For example, the chicken wings are served with a choice of three different sauces, including a spicy honey mustard and a tangy BBQ sauce.