DJ Akademiks on Offset’s Unpaid Gambling Debts: He’s an ATL Guy, He Won't Pay You Back (Part 7)
May 3, 2026
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DJ Akademiks recently opened up about Offset’s rumored unpaid gambling debts, shedding light on the ongoing financial drama surrounding the Migos rapper. According to Akademiks, Offset owes significant sums, with negotiations reportedly revolving around $150,000, though Vlad, the interviewer, jokingly offered $10 as a repayment suggestion which Offset declined. Akademiks highlighted the complexity of these claims, mentioning multiple casino incidents and a pending $100,000 lawsuit from a Detroit casino.
Despite rumors, Akademiks stressed that Offset’s perceived wealth doesn’t always match reality, especially regarding outstanding gambling debts. He also revealed that Offset was approached with million-dollar online gambling deals but wasn’t particularly invested in the ventures. The discussion aimed to clarify misconceptions while touching on watch-selling controversies involving other celebrities, hinting at the sometimes murky dealings in celeb circles. Ultimately, Akademiks portrayed Offset as a typical ATL figure—streetwise but not always reliable with payments.
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