Quavo Allegedly Scammed A Popular Streamer Out Of $300,000 After

July 29, 2024 33

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Quavo is facing accusations of running off with a popular streamer’s money. The drama began when the former Migos member was scheduled to appear on Vitaly’s “Catch A Child Predator” stream during his 10-night takedown series. However, according to Vitaly, Quavo allegedly took the $300,000 deposit and never showed up.

“So, Quavo is not coming,” Vitaly said. “He’s not coming. He took our deposit right? Yep, of course. Black people thing.”

Quavo has neither confirmed nor denied Vitaly’s claims, but the comment sparked a flurry of discussions on social media. Some sided with Quavo, while others criticized his alleged actions.

One user on X wrote, “‘Black people thing,’ wow racist much. Glad Quavo didn’t show up prolly realized Vitaly a racist who hides in the closet. Could’ve called Quavo ignorant or something else but blamed all black people calling it black people is insane.”

Rapper Quavo allegedly took Pedo destroyer Vitaly’s money and never show up on stream… ‼️
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Another added, “Bro these streamers really think rappers wanna come act like retards on their stream so bad lmfao of course they gettin scammed same thing happened to Aiden. Quavo probably laughing at this clown sittin at home.”

The details surrounding Quavo’s no-show remain unclear, but Vitaly doesn’t seem too bothered by the situation. He has already featured Tee Grizzley, Ty Dolla $ign, SteveWillDoIt, and Bobby Shmurder in his “Catch A Predator” series.

Meanwhile, Quavo has been busy showcasing his bartending skills, recently sharing his “Huncho Season” beverage. In the clip, the rapper mixes White X cognac, ice, and cranberry juice to create the perfect drink. What really caught social media’s attention was his choice to rim the glass with Lawry’s seasoning salt instead of Tajin. Quavo may have just introduced a new twist to enjoying an alcoholic drink!