Big Loon Asks Boomman If Foogiano Could Do Him Like Pooh Shiesty Did Gucci Mane

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The video likely resonated due to its discussion of relatable themes like loyalty, betrayal, and the emotional toll of the music industry, framed through a specific, attention-grabbing hypothetical scenario.

Summary

The video features a discussion between Big Loon and Boomman about the emotional impact of jail and loss on artists, using the example of Pooh Shiesty and Gucci Mane. Boomman expresses that he doesn't believe Foogiano would act in a similar way to Pooh Shiesty, while Big Loon emphasizes the psychological toll of such experiences.

Structure

1Big Loon poses a hypothetical about Foogiano's actions.
2Boomman disagrees with the premise.
3Big Loon elaborates on the emotional impact of jail and loss.
4Boomman discusses the importance of managing expectations in the music industry.
5The conversation touches on the financial aspects and long-term commitment in the music business.

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Big Loon Asks Boomman If Foogiano Could Do Him Like Pooh Shiesty Did Gucci Mane ONLY ON ITS UP THERE PODCAST

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Big Loon asks Boomman if Foogiano could come home and do him like Pooh Shiesty allegedly did Gucci Mane. Boomman says no, but Loon says the concern is whether Boomman understands what jail, grief, and feeling wronged can do to an artist. Big Loon asks Boomman if Foogiano could come home and do him the same way Pooh Shiesty allegedly did Gucci Mane. Boomman says no. He does not think Foogiano would do him like that. But Loon says the concern is deeper than that. Does Boomman really understand what it feels like to be behind bars? To lose family? To hear rumors? To feel like business is still moving while your life is stopped? Boomman says he is not trying to be insensitive. He says his intentions are pure and he does not look at artists like licks. But Loon pushes the point: Even if something is not technically a scam, artists can still feel like they paid, trusted, waited, and got nothing out of it. That is why Foogiano coming home becomes the real test. #BigLoon #Boomman #Foogiano #GucciMane #PoohShiesty

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When you know what's concerning for me is that you don't understand what it's like being behind them bars like when I'm trying to explain to you, Pooh Shiesty's locked up and his family died and that's rumblings that maybe these ain't business. It's like you like, that ain't business. No, I'm not trying to be insensitive. That's not what I'm trying to do. So let me clarify. I think it's a heightened level of emotions. My issue is this right here. That's your family. You supposed to feel that way. Gucci Mane, Boomman, bro, when I'm gone, ain't nobody gonna care. Somebody gonna care. The people who love me and care for me is gonna care. Not the people who, bro, they not caring about me now. And I did a lot for them. You know, it's their care about you is up under a whole bunch of shit. It's there. It's just buried up under the confusion and things. Man, you got to know what's there because it was too much time involved in. I think to a level, I think certain people, I look at this like, uh, relationships, right? And I feel like me, I do things with pure intentions. I don't do shit with malice in my mind. I don't I'm not looking at you and like, oh, that's a lick. I'm not gonna hit his ass. No, that's not how I look at stuff. But if I find a hole, and I know they don't understand the whole, can nobody really say this damn scam me or boy they ain't getting nothing for it. That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying people expectations have to be managed. And people are not staying down long enough. Man, you got people that, this is the music business, man. You think $5,000 is gonna change your life? That's not, I'm not selling that. I'm not saying that. But I'm saying that also is somebody not getting what they want out of it. So I think we got to start educating people. You saying they nobody people are getting what they want. No, I'm not saying that. I'm saying people, expectations have to be managed. And people are not staying down long enough. Man, you got people that, this is the music business, man. You think $5,000 is gonna change your life? That's not, I'm not selling that.