Debra Antney, broadly known as an ex-manager of Gucci Mane, has shared some hypothesis on her former enterprise companion in connection along with his latest Breakfast Club interview alongside spouse Keyshia Ka’oir.
In a video dialog shared by V. Lenore on Nov. 5, Antney, mom to Waka Flocka Flame, was requested if she had seen the interview in query. Antney confirmed that she had, although she identified that she doesn’t personally observe the present too intently.
“She’s the handler,” Antney stated of Ka’oir, earlier than turning her consideration to Gucci. “That’s not the [Gucci] that I know. It just did not seem like him. But there’s many rumors about that relationship, period. That’s not him. In a million years, you wouldn’t get to make me believe that either he wasn’t drugged up or something wasn’t going on with him there. That’s just not him.”
In Antney’s opinion, Keyshia should not have “come out nationally saying the stuff that she said” about Gucci.
“I don’t think that that’s for the world, period,” she stated. “That sounds like somebody that wants attention, that’s seeking attention, and that threw her husband out on the chopping block.”
Antney additionally disputed the psychological well being angle that many have taken with reference to a number of of the subjects mentioned in Gucci’s Breakfast Club interview, reiterating her perception that these points have been zeroed in on as a part of an effort to to achieve “notoriety.”
From there, she hinted at her personal experiences with Gucci, saying that she “placed him in hospitals” and did “various things” for him however stored these incidents away from the general public eye.
“To this day, I’ve never told that man’s business,” Antney stated.
On her web site, Antney is described as a “mogul, mentor, mother, and philanthropist” who “also discovered a local underground artist named Gucci Mane,” whom she pushed ”to stay his potential.”
Charlamagne tha God and the Breakfast Club crew have since responded to Antney’s remarks, disputing them. As they see it, a private path towards self-evolution would possibly result in one being unrecognizable to those that have been previously of their life.
“All I see is a healed individual,” Charlamagne stated, as seen under. “All I see is a healed human that’s still on a journey of healing. That’s all I see.”
As beforehand reported, Gucci’s Breakfast Club interview in October noticed him expressing his perception that his earlier music impressed listeners to attempt medicine.
“I can live with it now because it is what it is,” the Episodes: The Diary of a Recovering Mad Man writer stated on the time. “But back then, I know that I made a lot of people use drugs. I talked about drugs, drugs, drugs, drugs all through my music because that’s what I was on back then. Now I’m just like, damn. I know I made a whole bunch of people think pills was cool. I know that for a fact. And that ain’t nothing I’m just super proud of, you know? But what can I do? It’s in the past now.”