Finesse2tymes Goes Off on Mob Ties and Manager for TRICKING Him Into a Bad Deal

Описание: Finesse2tymes goes off in a viral clip, accusing Mob Ties and his former manager of tricking him into a bad deal. In this video, I react to the footage and break down the stories, allegations, and fan reactions surrounding the situation — and why situations like this keep happening to artists in the music industry.

Was Finesse2tymes misled, or is this another case of artists learning the business too late? Let’s talk about it.

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