Wack100 on How His Beef with J. Prince Started (Part 16)
December 18, 2024
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Wack100 opened up about the origins of his conflict with J. Prince, revealing it all stemmed from his efforts to protect an elderly woman with exclusive Larry Hoover footage. The woman had managed to secure the rights and permissions to interview Hoover back in 1998. Wack100 was involved in negotiations to create a TV series showcasing this rare footage, which captured Hoover's evolution from a gang leader to an advocate for personal development.
Wack100 suggested collaborating with J. Prince to release the footage as a build-up to an upcoming movie about Hoover. However, tensions flared when Wack100 felt J. Prince tried to lowball the woman with a financial offer instead of forming a partnership. The disagreement was publicly exacerbated when Wack100 posted online evidence refuting J. Prince's denial of involvement, leading to ongoing friction between the two. Despite acknowledging J. Prince's contributions and role within the community, Wack100 remains focused on safeguarding the elderly woman's interests amidst the ongoing conflict.
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