Fair or Foul? A popular Youtube made his GF sign a contract giving him a % of her money

[knl14]

People execute unenforceable contracts all the time, so that’s what it comes down to.

If it’s a legit contract, sucks for her.

 

[010101]

I get what you're saying, but following his lead has nothing to do with what happens after they broke up. One minute, you can have a person's soul, and the next minute you might just want to bush them and explore other options. You can't expect the broad to willingly keep paying "in good faith" once he sent her back to the streets.

Whole thing sounds like a finesse to get more followers, like someone else said

their relationship was likely always about things outside the actual personal relationship

son gotta know you can't write respect into a contract

women get extra spiteful when it comes to men they don't respect

ha

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[The Fade]

Clout Tax

 

[Astroslik]

it's smart but i am talking about her willingly complying with the deal

he didn't have her on a personal level & that could end up making the contract not even matter

whit e girl gonna round the suits up to get that contract shredded

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You’re right. She could claim duress or some other bullshyt. Hopefully he had it recorded and/or a witness.

 

[L&HH]

Doesn't seem like a great deal for the GF, but it was her choice to sign it.

How was it not a great deal? She's got millions of followers and doesn't have to work a day job.

 

[Antwon Mitchell]

Fair...

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