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In a video circulating on X, Adam22 and Wack100 can be seen engaging in a heated conversation over the fight that took place at No Jumper Studios last week.
Right off the bat, Adam accused Wack of masterminding the whole debacle, noting that while Adam bore the brunt of it with bad press and potential legal risk, Wack was "weirdly unapologetic" about it.
The video has since been doing the rounds online, drawing varied reactions from many. Here's what one user opined, for example:
"This sounds like an offline conversation."
It didn't end there, though. Here are some more reactions and pointed remarks:
"Wack should need to do all pods outside the studio on the street. Would be fun to watch what goes down," someone suggested.
"this sounds like they both yelling over a pile of nothing," another stated.
"Adam finally saying something ayeeeee," a third person defended Adam22.
"That’s odd, I had heard that Adam was the mastermind. That he is connected to Hilary Clinton and that Podesta guy. That Adam is some kind of CIA asset. That’s just what I heard though, you know how that goes," someone else speculated.
The comments section was visibly abuzz with chatter, as the opinions kept on pouring in:
"Put him in place Adam," one user demanded.
"They practice this before they went on Air," another claimed.
"Adam22 checked him wack100 didn’t want no smoke," someone else observed.
"You wanna be in the hood culture so bad don’t complain now," someone else demanded.
Notably, scores online also pointed out that the whole video seemed scripted, with some even joking that the two men rehearsed their lines before they shot the segment.
Adam22 accuses Wack100 of having "Main Character Syndrome," and says he is "making it all about himself"
In the latest video of their podcast, Adam22 can be seen accusing Wack100 of the following:
"I would start with the fact that there was a pretty vicious assault that took place at my facility, and you [Wack] seem weirdly unapologetic about it. You don't seem terribly concerned about it. Whereas for me, this has been a significant source of bad press as well as a potential legal risk.."
A visibly taken aback Wack100 defended himself, saying,
"Bad press?! Bro, my mother, my grandmother, R&B's ex-husband, we're sorry for Wack getting his a$$-whopped. I'm the one now that got his a$$-whopped. Talking about bad press."
He claimed that he was on the receiving end of the bad press, as a large chunk of social media users thought that it was Wack getting beaten up. It has since come to light that it was not the latter who was assaulted that day. Nonetheless, Adam accused Wack of having "Main Character Syndrome," saying,
"See, you making it about the fact that some people thought it was you getting beat up is important," Adam replied. "That's an important thing to highlight here. Who the f*ck cares that people thought you got beat up? Obviously, that's not even true. But you're posting about this nonstop. Making it all about yourself... It's about that the assault took place at my facility in the first place."
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In the wake of the assault, Adam22 issued an official statement revealing that all parties involved were hereby banned from the No Jumper Studios, citing his non-violence policies. Regardless, Wack took to Instagram to reveal that he was exempt from the same given his and Adam's contract, noting that he would continue to work at No Jumper as planned.
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