Yung Joc wants people to stop playing with him and put some respect on his name! The “Love & Hip-Hop” star recently caught wind of a video that has been making its rounds online and he’s not happy about it. The clip in question shows a host from @856_ent asking random people if they would rather get a $50 Amazon gift card or accept 30 minutes with the entertainer.
One woman says, “Mhmm… not no Yung Joc.” Nearly 5 other women said they’d take the $50 Amazon gift card instead. Another explained, “I don’t want Yung Joc. That n*gga be wearing the swoops and the corny a** hairstyles. I’m alright.”
Now, Joc doesn’t really bother anyone especially not on the internet so he seems a bit shocked and annoyed that folks are out here bothering him and his peace! The rapper dropped a comment under the video and had this to say: “Y’all would have no choice ’cause I wouldn’t f*ck with not one of them in the first place… 1. I’m happily married 2. That sh*t 🧢 – 3. He never said have sex with me he just said 30 min with me and y’all would get at least $300 worth of food and shots if I did allow y’all in my immediate vicinity😂😂😂 4. I ain’t never had a problem getting no woman lol 5. I would give y’all $100 Amazon gift card to stay the fvxk over there.”
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Now, Yung Joc isn’t the only one who had this happen to him. Back in March fellow rapper Soulja Boy went on an angry rant after after people chose $250 in food stamps instead of dinner with him.
“Y’all n***as are gon’ die broke, broke-ass n***a. F**k-ass n***a,” he said at the time during an Instagram Live. “Y’all some broke-ass n***as. Y’all couldn’t go out to dinner with me if y’all wanted to,” he added.
So Where Did This Trend Come From?
It all came from a viral social media discussion in 2021 when people were asked to choose between “$500,000 or dinner with Jay-Z?” Of course, it sparked a massive debate on Twitter between people who believed taking the money was a better investment and others who thought dinner with Hov was a better option.
Hilariously, Jay-Z may seemed to have chimed in on the debate when Tidal, a streaming company he’s part owner of tweeted: “Take the $500K.”
Socialites, what would you do? Sound off in the comment box below!