The DJ Envy & Cesar Pina Scam Just Got Worse

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DJ Envy has found himself in the middle of a scandal after promoting Cesar Pina and his investment opportunity for the past few years. It's alleged that Cesar was running a Ponzi Scheme.
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[@SpencerCornelia]

1) The victims' faces were stock images. 2) It appears that there could be significantly more victims than the lawsuits filed. 3) I hate real estate scams the most

[@Tommy-km4wo]

I've been wondering if you were going to cover this.

[@lawnside82]

dj envy - " just because i drive the get away car, i didn't rob that bank...."

[@orionxtc1119]

They look like gangsters and turned out to be...anyone who invested with them were foolish

[@allday-xx4zw]

Bro I never heard about this but you are a real one exposing this, I know you are like a true expert on real estate so I’m glad you made this

[@ronniepajas1872]

love your content but you are needed in Wall street and Congress. Great breakdown!!!

[@twinturbo3461]

Never give your money to a guy that went to jail for fraud.

[@Shay416]

I'm in disbelief how people look past glaring red flags when dealing with huge amounts of money.

[@SidewaysInTraffic]

@@Shay416 For the most part, the amount of money you have, doesn't mean you're smarter.

[@SVGIN]

Dude like 5"1 geez

[@jamesdep8128]

Seems like sound advice

[@kevinsommers0704]

He literally said it on Air on the breakfast club which was wild

[@LambSood]

The Fact that the victims kept giving him money and didn’t receive a return on the first initial investment blows my mind!

[@itsdatbullshitter]

Its called greed

[@sammymobs3889]

The face Paul and Roman kept giving kept giving Cesar money the 2nd 3rd time like Wtf

[@sammymobs3889]

If he looks like a crook acts like a crook he is a crook

[@lexxtalkaboutit]

No seriously like the lady who used all her settlement money🤨 this shit just sounds crazy and ignorant af

[@jakemccoy]

@@sammymobs3889 It was a tax write-off and a gamble at the same time. Money spent in Vegas is not a tax right off.

[@MichaelMuhammadTech]

You trusted a real estate investor that dresses like a high school drug dealer? Any time someone says, "He looks like us, and dress like us." It is a scam.

[@s.llovesome9612]

🤣😂🤣😀

[@krystaperry288]

Facts.

[@Stormywaters13]

Massive Facts 😂😂😂😂 I said to myself Hell No 😂😂😂

[@allthebest1277]

No it's not - this is an exception. Envy has been helping thousands of ppl legitimately for at least a decade

[@Szczecin743]

@@allthebest1277envy knew what was going on stop it

[@lkendrix7782]

Let’s review this real quick, Cesar Pina was in prison, met a real estate person in prison who showed him the game?! Let that sink in.

[@kingofthanorth]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Anju876]

the mentor probably got a check for showing Pina the game too.

[@djshotzny]

I was saying the same thing on another video of this dude. Like the guy from prison is probably in there because he was doing the same scam shit cesar doing now. And he taught him the ropes

[@akashas6012]

Right

[@TheOmniMic]

Exactly. Folk say things that literally makes no sense. Then present it like it makes sense. Envy inspired you?! 😮

[@capo4270]

This is a heart warming story of a man (Cesar) who's homesick & did everything possible to go back to his home: JAIL

[@lwinston5950]

This is the comment of the century 😂

[@SpencerCornelia]

LMAO!!!!

[@kerrian4564]

😂🤣😂BRAVO!!!😂🤣😂

[@kinjo2169]

😅😅😅😅

[@MrDesean516]

Haa

[@904eb]

Dj Envy needs to be held responsible also! He gave this guy a HUGE platform to scam others.

[@jlozano180]

100% agree

[@stylerjjones2558]

Love to see the feds run down on envy seize his account and assets and take his home and his cars and have his wife and his family look at him crazy for fucken up the wealth

[@commiehunter733]

Envy knew it was a scam and probably got a cut

[@pondzischeme6430]

Fake smart guys so obvious to find out

[@jonathanmcadams-nx5zp]

DJ Envy is going to get a really good attorney and weasel out of this by claiming ignorance yet he claimed to be a guru or a sidekick to a so called guru when they were pitching for investments. So Envy is going to act like he knows things when it's time to collect money but they act like he doesn't know anything when it's time to face the consequences for his actions and his acceptance of investments and his promoting of a scammer. A civil suit would be good against both of these clowns. I wonder if there is any victim impact funds or federal victim programs for any of this kind of stuff?

[@joedennehy386]

These people should have had solicitors advising them and checking titles. But a 35% return in 5 months is a clue

[@blacklite911]

That’s definitely possible during that time in real estate because from 2019 to 2022 it was like a gold rush in real estate. People were making money hand over fist. But the key is to not get sold on empty promises or guarantees. That’s the thing, if someone’s guaranteeing something that isn’t guaranteeable. That’s the red flag.

[@austintexan9848]

Desperate people hungry for a flip. Which is why I say Envy is guilty as well because he gave Cesar a platform to scam.

[@austinhansen9079]

@@blacklite911”possible” and “guaranteed in five months” are wildly different things

[@IIIKingsMedia]

Facts!

[@charmaynesmith3251]

Just said the same thing. It just looks fake to me.

[@MarcoEsteban-yn6nm]

5 years of scamming and Envy says he has nothing to do with it, that's not gonna slide in court.

[@toneallday5468]

He gave that crook a national platform to burn everyone. Smh

[@MR.WRECKLESSGAINZ]

He is the crook

[@samirsalah2199]

Hence why DJ Envy and the radio station should be included in the lawsuit

[@bellezanegra0206]

He was the crook. Dj envy does most of the promotion. Cesar just did the leg work to collect the money

[@raykane2063]

This happened years ago with two NYC radio station hosts also WBLS and WABC. The Hosts where scammers.

[@FaithandNova]

That’s on them. They should know better whenever someone offers a return to good to be true it’s a scam.

[@JEngl22]

Back when Envy started talking about all this real estate investing on their show, I vividly remember thinking to myself that it sounded like straight up scam bullshit. And here we are lol.

[@1979diazavenue]

I thought the same thing, especially when he was talking about holding those seminars to teach you about real estate I just had a feeling it was a scam

[@belizegal29]

😂😂😂😂

[@savage9693]

💯 I'm from Paterson and ain't no way those properties were worth tht much😂😂😂

[@zachrengifo932]

When a celebrity offers a get rich quick method 100% of the time it is a scam. This time it was real-estate instead of NFTs but it’s all the same scam. Use the celebrity status to fool people

[@kenny3269]

@@1979diazavenuesame. I remember commenting on posts saying he was over-leveraged and in too deep. People missed the red flags bc they focused on the potential profit. There is no real estate developer alive that can consistently deliver 30-40% profits, not even the multi-billion dollar legit companies.

[@rupertjones4354]

DJ Envy is as culpable as Pina.He gave Cesar the platform , visibility and credibility.There is NO way he cannot KNOW that this was a Pyramid scheme.Lock them both up .

[@astroprotector]

he will claim ignorance and get off.

[@JA-vy1gp]

He prolly got scammed too but he did promote him causing people to think he’s a reliable source so I would kinda say yea envy is partially guilty

[@goldteethpoohproductions2707]

​@@JA-vy1gpthat's what I'm saying EARLY ITS PINA but DJ envy is also a face of it so he's gonna get blamed

[@bonit9897]

⁠@@JA-vy1gpthere ain’t no partial guilt! The world would not know Cesar if it wasn’t for Envy.

[@tonyandre2905]

Why isn’t anyone pointing out that Envy had ownership in his business? Envy obviously profited from this. Why else would he openly promote the man and his business? Oh yeah, it was to help the rest of us get game 😂

[@g.o.a.tsports2880]

It’s hard to feel bad for people who give their money away without checking on properties

[@yolandakent9872]

You can feel sorry when they were sold on a personality they thought they could trust.

[@rhondalee9762]

​@yolandakent9872 😅 trusting a known fraud and cheater...yea..their reputations are trustworthy ....

[@RLMTrey]

@@yolandakent9872nah, you don’t invest based on charisma

[@veryfrozen3271]

​@@yolandakent9872we buying houses or the sales man?? 😅

[@noThankyou-g5c]

i feel bad for the SA victim. She clearly didnt have the experience or education to sniff something like this out. Just wanted to set up a future for herself out of a terrible thing that happened to her and instead she was taken advantage of.

[@JstPF-93]

Man envy is seemly deathly allergic to accountability

[@juliusperseus8612]

Fits very well with how feminine he is...

[@blacklite911]

He’s desperately trying not to get sued

[@Mr-pn2eh]

​@@juliusperseus8612he needs a clearly filtered water filter to filter out the flouride in the water. Flouride has been linked to increased femininization of men. That doesn't mean that once you drink clean water you turn into an alpha male though. Alpha male is too extreme on the other end of the spectrum.

[@tyrekedadon7910]

So is the whole society today even the president. I don't even want to be held accountable .🤷🏿‍♀️Human Nature

[@pcakebakermen1]

It’s actually a microcosm of the community.

[@mistyhatter5360]

He is a classic example of stereotypes and the reason employers and our communities don't want to give convicted felons a second chance. As a convicted felon myself, I have jumped through hoops to gain trust and get a decent job. A lot of criminals don't realize it isn't just the crime that sheds a bad light on them. It's the dishonesty, manipulation,lack of remorse for most, lack of accountability and responsibility for their actions, the effect on the community and people as a whole.

[@YSO332]

Stop it Ma'am 've done 21 years ...You can't place his problems on everyone else's situation....Just do right...Stay clean and stay out the way....And get money...if you have any certifications or skills put them to use and work!...You're the problem if they're complaining!

[@Blackice850]

You almost had me believing you were really an ex felon, then I realized you used that to try and legitimize your point..

[@thelastaesthete]

Don't blame the felons, blame the gullible community. They demonize white people and preach supporting "black businesses" and "black entrepreneurs", of course something like this was gonna happen.

[@domosito4472]

100 percent, they’ll cry anyway tho. Just the way of the world

[@brandodacammando4845]

I’m an convicted felon as well……..preach sistah. 🙌🏽

[@BeforeTheBillions]

It’s crazy how people want to do business with felons and people who admittedly poisoned their own community. As soon as I hear that I’ll hold on to my hard earned money.

[@ihanakaunotar2741]

True, it’s insane. But I guess that tells a lot of the community. Not very bright ones in there and will be in endless cycle, if they can’t understand that they’re being used.

[@DShun35]

It’s all about the fairy tale ending BS. Since black Americans are so used to being in and out of prison, when someone who’ve lived that life does something positive we gravitate towards it. Not realizing that those individuals are still for the most part conducting crime. We don’t verify credentials of legality, but we’ll respect the past crimes of those ppl instead. It’s warped as hell

[@ibexy]

Once they start telling you hows they "chose the streets", run. A common street, ex-con and your money cant mix well

[@PanPeter-i5k]

exactly

[@kwakuali2893]

​@@DShun35not all back Americans are used to going in and out of prison. Can't generalize an entire community over the actions of select few

[@zackkazco2098]

As they say, anyone who goes to jail for fraud does not become reformed, they just learn a new con

[@LadyLikeLane]

I’m convinced these ppl were using Pina to wash their money. I don’t want to believe that legitimate businessmen were continuously taken on such a ride.

[@anthonyoliver2579]

Yea this sounds like the Ozarks

[@lesabri]

This makes sense! Otherwise, I think people would put a hit on these dudes.

[@ajones21606]

Yes

[@StrawberryPropertyManagement]

@@lesabrilegit business people don’t put out “hits” 🙄 Legitimate business people often like to trust others and will believe the best, which can make them good targets for scammers.

[@yayay9789]

I almost agreed but then thought, would they sue though which puts their business dealings in a spotlight? There might be some involved that were and probably didn't sue.

[@AnthonyMorales71]

“Just because I’m in an office with somebody else doesn’t mean I’m doing anything with them.” The “we” Envy uses often says enough.

[@heartbreak25]

That was a terrible excuse. "Just because I'm in the getaway car doesn't mean I was involved in the bank robbery."

[@AnthonyMorales71]

@@heartbreak25 facts!

[@dreamsroman]

Envy make No sense

[@AnthonyMorales71]

@@dreamsroman you can tell he’s back pedaling and not thinking through what he’s saying. Then again, the truth needs no thought process. It is the truth. Period.

[@dreamsroman]

@@AnthonyMorales71 envy never made no fucking sense that nigga could lie to himself not to the public, he always talking bout giving back Nigga you stealing and taking from the public not giving to the public.

[@Elconuquito]

Let me get this straight. He goes on national radio and says he a criminal and people still give him their money? Lol makes sense

[@triciat8401]

Yep you got it straight 😂

[@Eskay94]

If only they all did 2 minutes of research 😂

[@saucy05]

Greed.

[@Gamesdmc3]

no,he said "He did time for fraud"

[@salandsstuart3873]

Make it make sense smh

[@loudnoise4576]

The Radio Station needs to be sued for not vetting these people and allowing them the space to promote their scams as if their reputable business people.

[@squaddownproductions6264]

No those people need to not be so dumb and gullible 😂

[@jayr8799]

That is the only way, the victims will be made whole

[@cvgodd1432]

People need to do their due diligence before they give someone hundred of thousands!! It’s all greed!! All they hear is 30% back on my money?! And they get blinded with greed so they don’t see the obvious signs that this was a scam!!! I’d hire a lawyer and go through them before I throw down 100k on a investment. That 3 grand your paying your lawyer can save you a ton of money. These victims most likely won’t get all their money back. Maybe a small percentage but not much, Cesar is going to stash it or give it away so when he comes home from prison in 25 years he can have something lol. Thing is he will have to pay restitution so they will be watching EVERYTHING HE BUYS! Cesar life is over, he’s going to be renting a room by the time they’re done with him. That’s after he does like 25 years!

[@donniejohnson2405]

Damn skippy

[@chellierenae]

Makes sense why Angela Ye got up outta there

[@jirenthegray]

In the legal scheme of things, Envy is what they call an accomplice.

[@draco2xx]

dj envy the type to steal from his mother if she was blind, that’s the type of guy he is. he's a very cunning, shady, turn a blind eye to lot of shady shyt behind close doors type of guy😂

[@tessbrown4134]

Lmao. 😂. I concur 👍🏾

[@sfgiants5486]

The breakfast club should be sued for all the financial scam artist they’ve had on their platform. Clowns

[@neal4859]

Agreed!

[@RoddNTune619]

Just stop tuning in 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@Allious131]

@@RoddNTune619 I agree people keep on supporting these people and tuning in just leave them alone and the shyte will stop.

[@blacklight3596]

It def could be argued that the platform and its use influences the confidence to invest in the scammers by legitimizing and promoting the scams

[@SecondTake123]

Honestly you might be right!

[@Royalty79]

Why in the hell would you trust a DJ for real estate advice.

[@Bobby_Digital37]

Same thing I said 😂 he’s a dam dj 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@Kush333]

😂😂😂😂 hilarious

[@carboy101]

I blame the "More than an Athlete" movement for making people feel way too comfortable taking life, political, financial, or fitness advice from people who don't know shit.

[@thanosianthemadtitanic]

ENVIOUS

[@mrrockets32]

Oh stfu DJ Envy is his spoke person for him for 4 years

[@TaureaAvantVision]

I’m so confused. These people just kept investing with no returns. This is craaaaazy.

[@SpencerCornelia]

A big reason why financial scams are so dangerous is because we can all be vulnerable to the idea of making more money. we're all capable of ignoring red flags if we believe we're just a couple months away from making good money.

[@Onlyfansera]

Dumb as hell

[@allenmk138]

​@SpencerCornelia Some of the people are just idiots tbh. I bet most of them didn't do as much research as you did on this vid for the properties they were investing in.

[@deeJayThraxx]

@@allenmk138some??? lol MOST people are

[@yvonnecole2831]

Exactly

[@mixkid3362]

Envy always gave me vibes that he looks the other way to bad behavior. Thanks for confirming them.

[@Fluer-de-Lis]

As long as it doesn’t effect him. He doesn’t care, he’s selfish

[@mixkid3362]

@@Fluer-de-Lis facts. I should've known considering how he's best buddies with garbage-in-chief Charlamagne.

[@MR.WRECKLESSGAINZ]

He is the bad behavior

[@willpower3317]

Are you saying that because he’s white?

[@bellezanegra0206]

@@willpower3317he’s not yt

[@servdv]

The worst part is he actually had investors throwing money dude could be legally rich if he did it the right way.

[@joesteinke6298]

Exactly! He got the contracts and the capital, that’s the hard part 😆

[@sophia4christ]

When you are morally bankrupt, then you always destroy legitimate opportunities. People like these will never do the right thing because they are inherently evil.

[@paulatavares5220]

Once a crook , always a crook !

[@florenbaron7111]

They aren't smart enough to do it right. Low IQ cr:ooks.

[@Eons000]

I highly respect your dedication to collect the data and information so thoroughly 🤝🏿🙏🏿 and deliver it with good visuals

[@NYCZ31]

“He looks like us” yeah cuz that is the surest way of gaining someone’s trust.

[@boywonderless]

Unfortunately, in black/brown communities, that's all you really need.

[@kingx76x]

They get mad at me when I ask real business questions they can’t answer😂😂

[@Chillspiracy]

That'd the main angle these new age scammers use. That's the first sign thst they'll rov you, if you're so good why would you have to try to install racial distrust to get me to trust you.

[@MrShanester117]

I wouldn’t trust anyone who looked like me. I look creepy

[@young_money]

classic affinity scamming

[@BGT_LLC]

He went to PRISON for FRAUD‼️ People support anybody with “Fame”.

[@mr.heylel666]

*Umar Johnson has entered the chat*

[@bigbanknewyork3655]

The Wall Street Trapper is next lol

[@chrislykestlmb]

Facts

[@Trapperjohn1000]

With the type of money they were getting investors to invest. They could’ve actually did good business.

[@perdybirdie]

Funny enough a good 90% of white collar crimes are like this!! If they just did things the right way they would actually be millionares and have no problems

[@mikelee9516]

I have to agree because I work in construction.

[@Trapperjohn1000]

@@mikelee9516 me too I’ve been building new construction homes for a while

[@young_money]

FACTS

[@highrawvegan]

I thought the same thing.

[@Noodlezoop]

I'm amazed how people with money get conned so easily but wont loan their cousin rent money 😂

[@Nondescriptviews]

What an unsophisticated scam. It seems like they didn’t have an end game. Cesar is lucky no one tried to harm him or his family.

[@crystalb4926]

That we know of....

[@ClaudiaGutierrez-um7ub]

Trust me, someone will!

[@gtsound12]

His end game was ghosting the old investors while getting new own. If they sued him file bankruptcy and then move on. But he didn’t expect all this attention and all the victims getting together cause of it. Now everybody knows instead of everyone thinking they alone were scammed

[@Nondescriptviews]

@@gtsound12 that end game would have still left him in a position to lose everything. The heightened publicity probably attracts law enforcement attention now so it’s lose lose.

[@trueinnovations]

Not yet......❤

[@newyorkvisionary]

DJ Envy is absolutely guilty of working and promoting this guy. And Cesar did a terrible job covering his lies and yet people still gave him money. It’s really a shame..

[@tarabright3913]

I guess they didn't hear him say he came from jail and it looks like he don't mind going back as well as he got his skills from another criminal in jail .what does that say criminal criminal RUN

[@draco2xx]

dj envy the type to steal from his mother if she was blind, that’s the type of guy he is. he's a very cunning, shady, turn a blind eye to lot of shady shyt behind close doors type of guy😂

[@deelewis8061]

Association is not criminal. He is a victim too

[@newyorkvisionary]

@@deelewis8061 Bullshit. He promoted the guy, said he was working with him and saying “us” constantly. Making people think they were dealing with Envy and not this scammer, which was a lie. He is liable.

[@eazythedon54st]

​@@deelewis8061so he had no idea the guy was a scam artist??

[@lailalake8524]

I went to invest fest in Atlanta and Cesar Pins spoke as a guest. I am so disgusted by this whole case. They are both con artist.

[@iamme4494]

You can be seen as an accomplice

[@jakemccoy]

How much money did you lose?

[@Michelle_McKenzie]

​@iamme4494 no this person can't. Smh

[@scott8193]

whole invest fest is a sales funnel to sell dreams and drain your money. ive yet to see anyone who preaches black wealth actually do so. soon as i hear "us" or "black owned" i laugh n identify them as a scammer

[@YahLotus]

Invest fest should have been headlined “scam fest” 🚩🚩🚩

[@BadAxxBree]

This is absolutely insane. Giving this man money to invest in properties that they have never seen with their own eyes smh.

[@LadyLikeLane]

So Pina really charged ppl $1500-2500+ to hear him pitch his scheme?! This is just awful.

[@dreamsroman]

That’s why man I don’t listen to people on this internet

[@jeff4invest]

Never trust a slob like that creature .

[@est.inthe80s]

Listen you know how many people paying 1000 dollars and up to go to these seminars and webinars I know a dude who hasn’t been trucking for 10 years started a KZbin channel and started selling his master class for hundreds the internet will get you that’s why as much as I love hearing Grant Cardone speak I’d never go to a 10x conference what he’s teaching me somebody’s giving away for free and is public information

[@feezh]

@@dreamsromandont let these situations stop you from learning valuable skills on the internet, just learn to vet these people before you trust their word.

[@richarddiaz1241]

His voice right!!! Ugh. I love their unidentifiable accents. They sound related.

[@sl11tenderhand]

Unbelievable to me that not only did The Breakfast Club promote him as someone that chose crime over going to college but they thought the phrase "looks like us & listens to the same music" was seen as a valid endorsement for his financial credibility. 50 y/o dudes glamorising criminality is depressing as sh*t.

[@tonimartin8547]

As a prison nurse, I share the same sentiments.

[@IceHarvest929]

I get what Envy was trying to do when he said that Caesar "looks like us, dresses like us and listens to the same music, " but, that wouldn't be enough to get me to hand over thousands of dollars to a complete stranger.

[@sl11tenderhand]

@@IceHarvest929 It reads like Envy is insinuating that someone's tastes/hobbies make them trustworthy despite them openly confessing that they are basically a street dude. That feels like the opposite of an actual endorsement but he clearly thought these points would help sell the project which is really weird.

[@bombidae]

The people they scammed "look like them"?

[@Arnoldman-ep9gw]

Black lives matter, scammed millions. Didn't help any poor black people , bought mansions and cars

[@MAArch-ec7se]

Hold these crooked scammers accountable! They exploit and rob their own people.

[@Beccasupercutelife]

Was just saying that about Roland Martin with that Fundana scam

[@112stace]

Losers

[@HG-bs3en]

Yeah, landlords getting hard working honest families to pay off their mortgage for profit either through rent or purchase are scammers and deserve to be scammed.

[@ellemarr7234]

All except his fellow creators at Creators Agency 😂 At least he didn’t get himself wrapped up in FTX

[@gbengaadeogun5573]

And thats what I hate the most, they are parasites

[@adamjb21]

If the people had the money to flip the properties themselves, why allow someone else to do it?

[@valentinxz]

Lazy and greedy, no one likes to learn but jumps at the opportunity to earn from someone else’s work

[@Brokewokejoke]

​@@valentinxzyup

[@lonzothekidd7019]

Watch the video in its entirety. Cesar Pina was damn near guaranteeing returns example 50k. If the investors tried to flip the property themself they would have to open themself up to the risk of it not selling or even it selling for less than they purchased it for. Therefore they decided they would go with the easier route of partnering w someone that could guarantee them money

[@Startrakk989]

⁠@@valentinxzAnd you know that how? Most people who start out investing tend to look towards investors with experience. Also people can have other priorities in life where they may not be able to dedicate 70+ hours a week towards investing in real estate.

[@tmac3312]

People hate doing paperwork so they think its easier to just hand the money over and let someone else do it!

[@maggieyoung8090]

I think the worst part, was how many continued to give him large amounts of additional cash, with a promise of return of 5 months over & over again. All without any returns at all! That’s the craziest part!

[@juliaboyce3345]

When you lose thousands of 💸 💵 dollars at the casino & try to win it all back in a futile attempt.

[@josephduenas4718]

They really targeted people who were like "you don't have my money? Yea sure I'll roll it into another investment... again.... while giving you more money..."💀💀💀💀

[@bellezanegra0206]

And that happens an unbelievable amount of times with Ponzi schemes. They figure if they are just patient, they can stick around long enough to get their money back. If they tell, the scam is over but the scam was over when you gave them the money.

[@juliusperseus8612]

LMAO 😆

[@npSharkie]

Well there was first the power of celebrity and the fact they attended a fricking seminar for these idiots already meant they were perfect marks, paying large sums of money for even private "consultations". They had a big ass platform, and then just kept filtering it down to the dumb, greedy, and illiterate to the perfect mark pool. Then just executed their scams no problem.

[@useyourimagination5475]

They were hopping on top of praying on top of more hoping and 🙏🏾 that this “new” investment might just prayerfully get their money back- even just what they invested. 😂😂😂

[@draco2xx]

bernie madoff perfected this formula making billions😂

[@TonyTheCloser]

Yet Raashaun Casey is acting like he has nothing to do with this scam. He empowered this criminal he’s responsible! Hundreds of people defrauded out of millions

[@Himothy704]

Facts

[@TiburonCap]

Tony in my Desi Banks voice “lock his ass up lock his ass up they goin to jail they goin to jail”😂 Salute to you bro keep doin what you doin!💯 He’s liable based upon the law anyway same as Tom Brady,Steph Curry, Shaq etc with FTX it’s the same thing you’re still liable.

[@flagakartel3729]

They need to sue iheart and the breakfast club I’m not sure how they haven’t been included yet 🤷🏾‍♂️ Envy wife sued the radio station back in the day against Starr and the radio station and got a huge bag plus envy on the breakfast

[@rashadthewealthcoach]

Thanks for your hard work, Tony.

[@Nondescriptviews]

Tony you’re just as sketchy as these two. Your day is the spotlight will arrive soon enough, so bask in their downfall for now.

[@cameronsafford9758]

I choked on my coffee at the part with the text messages where he said, anything yet? And the the response was nah. Too busy spending your money! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😭

[@lawnside82]

Donnell Rawlings - “ dj envy sellin houses wit big pun.” lmao

[@puddincup9879]

😂😂😂😂

[@newbc9806]

Heyyyyy don't do big pun like that

[@eklipsta]

DJ Khaled would have been funnier

[@lawnside82]

@@newbc9806 donnell said it on an old episode of breakfast club...

[@kcity6541]

😂😂😂😂

[@rogershiroro7296]

Envy must be held liable with his partner in crime, this is criminal!

[@PapiPapito95]

Envy is a high key weenie / corn ball and has been for years. He is a complete softy and a dweeb which is fine but he wants to be associated with street sh-t and hood sh-t blah blah blah. Pathetic.

[@AztecDread]

Envy is the lead investigator 😂

[@Mr-pn2eh]

Never do businesses with someone who introduces himself in an exaggerated inflection.

[@HarmlessComment]

Deeeeeee Jaaaaaayyy Envy 😂

[@MrsMetaphysicist]

Lol omg amen!!!

[@TIMJMEANSBUSINESS]

I’m surprised he hasn’t been indicted. This is fraud.

[@henryvalentine4976]

Or believing there's good real estate investments in Paterson 😂😂😂

[@deezel19]

DJ eeeennnviousssss (Rick Ross voice) 😂

[@Law19157]

Ponzi schemes should carry life in prison. DJ envy should absolutely be held liable for promoting a fraud.

[@raymondcaylor6292]

People are foolish to " invest " money with any simple due diligence. A title company would charge you as little as $175 for research on any address you gave them. Of course unregistered liens wouldn't show up but ownership and title transfers would. Sure people shouldn't get ripped off but damn you gotta protect yourself from scammers. Damn.

[@Bastiondar]

That's what I don't get. They're investing a lot of money, but won't do basic research? The only reason that make sense to me is that they're either extremely greedy, stupid and extremely greedy, or trying to wash the money somehow.

[@bellezanegra0206]

@@Bastiondarseveral of these ppl who invested were dr ug dealers. So yes, they were trying to wash their money and also financially illiterate.

[@Xcuvon]

Exactly

[@FaithandNova]

@@bellezanegra0206exactly how a lot of scams go on for years. Ppl with dirty money won’t report it

[@jonathanswink2682]

Big facts

[@newporttaylor2702]

If envy didn’t know funny business was going on he would also be suing Pina for damaging his image by promoting someone who was scamming people.

[@keepushinkp]

How do we know he not suing him ?

[@newporttaylor2702]

@@keepushinkp Because that’s public information that can be looked up? Look up lawsuits v pina…

[@rillyjo5810]

He is suing pena

[@blairlight8029]

He is during him for 500k

[@feetindagrass]

I've attended Robert Kyosaki branded events that operate the upsell in a similar fashion. When they asked us to lay out our net worth, including 401k/retirement funds, I hit the door. The whole operation was quite slick. The look in eyes of the attendees is something I won't forget. It was almost like they were under a spell.

[@SpencerCornelia]

these operations are incredibly well run to serve one purpose: SELLING. The guys running seminars have fine tuned the event to funnel everyone into giving them money. Every single variable is considered to making sure the event operates as smoothly as possible to separate attendees from their money.

[@moniquejordan2712]

You betta say it!! They were indeed under a spell..ambition, desperation and ignorance is like a pheromone to these predators..they salivate at their coming waiting to pounce

[@lorenzopinas5596]

I remember years ago me and my dad attended a Trump branded event and it spelled scam all over.

[@Lionheart_He-Man]

Yep I went to one of Robert’s three day seminars 12 years ago, I mistakenly bought a $6K course, I remember people paying over $50K, $75K and well over $100K!!!!!! Folks were maxing out credit cards, and tapping into savings, retirement funds etc 😤 I learned my lesson and vowed NEVER to do that again. All the information they shared was online for free on Facebook, too many evil con artist, it’s crazy how they PREY on people’s genuine needs to make more money and provide for their families!!!

[@commiehunter733]

​@@lorenzopinas5596Trump actually produced good results for America and take ppls money... so thats not a scam

[@imjustregularouthere]

I have a hard time handing over my money to the cashier at the grocery store so I’ll be damned if I keep giving it without a return repeatedly…my gawd!

[@WeekendWarrior1]

It's kinda crazy that he managed to hustle these people considering he still owed them money

[@draco2xx]

get it how u live, ain't no different from selling dope

[@juliaboyce3345]

They couldn't take not being scammed for an answer. They'd rather send their money out unprotected & unsecured.

[@Anju876]

@@draco2xx bruh ur answer dont apply to the above statement. Get it how u live yes, but flipping houses and scamming aint like selling dope. U get product. These investors didnt get shit but a dream sold to them. you buy a 8 ball, or a key...thats product in hand.

[@mexirio]

The only good thing that Cesar did was not take money from someone who would've broken his ankles or worse.

[@dreamsroman]

Agree

[@fosev47]

He knew not to take from us 😂😂

[@fosev47]

@MM-zq9cj yes we do just not as much as the other people

[@kimaparks2592]

Who said he didn’t 👀👀

[@momentum_limitless]

His ankles already broke, carrying all that weight 💀

[@vibesz]

The research that went into this video is commendable! Great job! Lesson learned: don’t trust celebrity endorsements, it doesn’t mean crap! Also, keep your hard earned money in your own pocket, not line another’s

[@tonimartin8547]

My hubby is still trying to join the class action suit against Elon Musk over his doge coin endorsement.

[@shaniiqueen8019]

What was his end game??? Just steal people money and they would be okay with it? This makes me sick 🤢I’m confused because you can see when a property is sold and by who…

[@n.a.2488]

His end game is go to prison and come out a multimillionaire. All the people filing lawsuits are going to get penny's on the dollar back.

[@Dynasty19]

DJ Envy doesn’t strike me as someone with a good judge of character 😂

[@ezekiellove6853]

Look at his character, that's all you need to know

[@useyourimagination5475]

or good character period. Birds of a feather flock together.

[@BillykOTW]

He knows wtf is going on. He can play stupid all he wants.

[@tarabright3913]

He look slow

[@fame4389]

Yeah and that's why he going to get off because people like y'all think he slow and doesn't have a good judge of character 😂 dj envy knows exactly what was going on the deal was he get paid without his hands getting dirty and in return he give Cesar the platform and connects

[@madhellmiguel]

Wow I can’t believe people fell for this. They never bothered to do research on the properties.

[@AdeAde0224]

Smooth talkers are dangerous

[@lisagrant4329]

Exactly! Like how do they have so much money being this dumb!!????

[@accordance73]

How do you keep giving money when you haven't even seen profits from the 1st deal!!!???!!!

[@AdeAde0224]

@@accordance73 the gift of gab, it happens more than you think

[@accordance73]

@@AdeAde0224 facts but when it comes to money, you can't keep asking for more and not give me something in return...lol

[@TheReallyBadChannel]

This is amazing! This is why you NEVER invest based off of race or celebrity influences.

[@garynicolas]

Agreed!

[@TheOneTrueNoName]

Never do anything based off of celebrity influence

[@wadecountybabe]

Never do anything because of race for sure, idc what color u are, business is business. Too many ppl get involved in bs jn the name of supporting bcuz of race.

[@javiruiz8365]

People will never learn! Look what happened with bLm and defund the police in blk neighborhoods. Food deserts

[@pictures4urears]

I remember Envy telling a story about his earlier days when he first realized he was a good salesman. He bragged about bullshitting his way through sales pitches. That didn't sit right with me.

[@steverogers7601]

Envy is not a good person. He’s a DJ who acts like he’s a don. All he does is plays other people’s hits. Like a film critic who never made shid but just talks about others creative achievements.

[@JoseVasquez-sp6kc]

This is what you get when "He looks like us, listens to the same music" is a legitimate selling point.

[@michaelmango5618]

😮

[@MsBougeeValentía]

Totally . Those words he looks like us . Pena is Hispanic & Envy who had an affair with that dolt Erica mena , Is black but really high yellow definitely lots of white in him ' no offence to my white husband & white friends 😂 so we really not the same Raashaun smfh

[@ubahfly5409]

It's called an "affinity scam". Unfortunately it's very common in marginalized communities.

[@alanai1981]

@@ubahfly5409FACTS

[@NaNasBarrio]

Bruh the interview was the blueprint of there scheme i cant believe char and angela allowed that ish shit sounds fishy the first 4 min in😅

[@toml2951]

These so-called investors could have invested directly in real estate themselves, rather than going through Caesar et al.

[@JM_HUh]

That’s what I’m the most confused about..

[@somaya]

Same here. Why didn’t they just buy up a few homes and flip them. I know someone that just flipped a house in 2 weeks but he paid all in cash. His own money and got some good Mexicans to do the renovation. That’s what these guys should’ve done.

[@draco2xx]

it sounded too good to them, like meat in front of a lion

[@KG-ho1iu]

Scheme

[@Jamcore2008]

They lazy

[@MI5illuminati]

I pray that DJ envy ends up in prison with that scammer too and catches a criminal record himself. Amen !

[@MoletConsulting]

WOW you sound like a true hater including the 31 people who are sinless.

[@steverogers7601]

The pathetic thing is that going to prison will give him that context of being “from the streets” and the perception of “being hard” because of the time. He walks and talks as if he’s hard or some kind of street don, and going to prison will give him the opportunity to lean into that more. It’ll work too because fools will listen and believe it.

[@paularized1]

20:43 10,000 people went to a real estate seminar? I don’t care how popular you are. Taylor Swift wouldn’t pull 10k people to a real estate seminar. This dude would be renting out football stadiums to talk about a guaranteed 30% return over 5 months, which is equally ridiculous.

[@stormb28]

If DJ envy cheats on his wife what makes you think he wouldn’t cheat you?

[@GreenerieSensimellia]

Such a good point. Ppl really underestimate this concept

[@idleapex19]

@@GreenerieSensimelliadumbest concept ever..

[@bellezanegra0206]

Yup if he can lie and cheat someone he shares a bed with most nights, he def won’t have the closeness with you to feel badly about cheating you too.

[@Xcuvon]

That

[@badbot4ever566]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.

[@murdermondayspodcast]

It has to be exhausting defrauding all of these people. Why live like this when you can just do legitimate deals. Smh

[@tessbrown4134]

Because those types of people ain’t 💩and will never be 💩

[@SkiMaskWay364]

The world thrive on evil…

[@deelewis8061]

It's not fraud. I tried to invest. It didn't work out. I welcome you to the stock market.

[@grimreaperkatsu]

@@deelewis8061investing in the stock market isnt the same thing as a ponzi scheme ur stupid

[@Giopowered]

It’s sad that this felon had the BEST business connection but still wanted to be a criminal

[@ryanmoore7098]

Only thing I took from this is, going to jail gives you more financial education than going to school does 😂.

[@Tattootin]

There seems to be a big wave of people like this? You can almost see the scam coming from inside of them. They look guilty.

[@GridironSteady]

I have a hard time feeling bad for people who continue to be this stupid and keep handing money over to scammers.

[@rodneyreid7341]

Do you mean the Government lol

[@Lala_est99]

Agreed. I don’t understand why people are mad at DJ Envy. Just because he gives someone a platform doesn’t mean it’s his fault people fell for the okey-doke. I’m not giving $$ to anyone for anything I can do myself with hard work + knowledge

[@camokazi1313]

I agree, even if it's old people that get constantly warned by relatives.

[@icxnic_pubz4394]

@@Lala_est99their mad because he promoted a scam

[@JCizzleSoCal]

@@Lala_est99It was the fact that DJ Envy heavily promoted and vouched for Cesar…go attend this seminar, go pay a bunch of $$$ for 10 minute meetings, go invest with him, etc. Nobody would’ve known about Cesar if it wasn’t for Envy

[@MsKitty183]

My moms, (God rest her soul) used to say "only greedy people can be conned" if it sounds too good to be true, then it's probably too good to be true. Seriously, people didn't even do title searches to see who legally owned the property or put boots on the ground to check the development site? Wow, wow wow

[@hotmess9640]

Damn youre not lying.

[@hearditfirst8010]

Yup. Most of the time scammers take advantage of the victims greed.

[@beekind6267]

A fool and his money are soon parted... Somebody said that...

[@kingofthanorth]

She was a smart woman.

[@halloween482]

Well, your mom was wrong. Most ppl who are scammed are largely old and vulnerable ppl. It's usually the ppl who will ignore red flags because they're desperate. Now, these particular ppl (outside of the dv victim) likely fell for this because they blindly trusted this guy because of his connections and charisma. Plus, this isn't out of the normal for investors, a lot of them put their money in things and wait for profit, they just so happen to trust the wrong guy. So let's not victim blame, the ppl at fault here are the scammers.

[@NOCDIB]

As a Northern New Jersey native I must say that it made me chuckle hearing you pronounce some of these place names. Cesar is incompetent and Envy is guilty for promoting him. As for the victims, they should have never believed that they could get a 30% return in under 6 months for any investment. If Cesar could have guaranteed those returns then he wouldn't need or want private investors.

[@stresslessvacay7321]

EXACTLY! why would he need them if he had such an alleged established portfolio? And why wouldn't he get hard money loans at 10percent instead? He never intended to give those victims any money back

[@charielperez5629]

The Totowa and Passaic pronunciations did make me chuckle, they are Native American names so I know they aren’t the easiest to say.

[@yolandakent9872]

Great response

[@Afrolatinalexi]

EXACTLY 💯 in 5 months 30% return that is unheard of!! He wouldn't need investors if he could make that kind of profit on each deal.

[@cesarfermin4434]

Nailed it! Guaranteeing 30% return in 6 months is straight streets mentality. Anybody with half a brain should've known that.

[@tremaynebrown3709]

It's one thing to get initially tricked, but when you have to call for your money and end up giving the mf more, somebody is stupid.

[@Lastdon56]

“Any update?” “Nah. Too busy spending your bread.” 😂😂😂😂

[@moneyvationreg6593]

Mannnnn this comment crazy lol

[@EuniceRoberts-f9b]

Send them both to jail. Dj Envy used his platform to promote the scam. Lock them up!!

[@97Ant]

not trusting nobody that doesn't take care of themselves

[@Wristwatchme]

Big one right here

[@Himothy704]

Underrated comment

[@imightnotmakeit]

So anyone who drinks or smokes cigarettes is untrustworthy? Bad people are just bad people, nothing more or less.

[@97Ant]

@@imightnotmakeit taking care of yourself isn't solely your health.

[@dizenutzs7057]

@@imightnotmakeitNope just fat asses are never to be trusted. Obese people are the worst.

[@Thejasonrogers]

Imagine being loaded with cash & handing it all over to a guy named DJ Envy & trusting him with your money 🤡

[@Blackfilmguild]

35% profit in 3 months.... Why do people think this is possible?! if it was this easy everyone would do this....

[@rhayvenj]

Desperation and just not knowing the business has ruined a lot of people unfortunately. :/

[@Intelli-gent01]

@@rhayvenjI’m not entirely sure people with up to $750k to invest are “desperate”.. It’s more a case of greed. People make decisions based on emotion first and then justify them with logic..

[@Shay416]

You would think these people have never done a reno themselves. Usually takes way more than 5mts to do it right lol.

[@rhayvenj]

@@Intelli-gent01 There were smaller investors involved in all of this, some of which invested whole life savings. Sure greed could be a thing for some folks. But a lot of this is just not knowing the business and having the time to do so.

[@Blackfilmguild]

@@Intelli-gent01 I think you are right... greed and the trill of gambling. People are addicted. People like to say the stock market is investing, but it is gambling.

[@CertifiedYapper-x8f]

That last line about Caesar not being able to run away when the feds come knocking had me laughing hard 🤣🤣🤣Thank you for putting this work.

[@jonaslafleur2429]

Savagery at its finest Damnnnnnn 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@fareshajjar1208]

In my 56 years on this earth I have found that in most cases, if you judge a book by it's cover (talking people, not books) you will be spot on most of the time. Any person who would give a million bucks to these barely literate posers deserves to lose it all. 30% return in 5 months is the biggest indication that it is a scam.

[@l.j.r.8448]

Nobody deserves to get scammed.

[@Axecarter91]

I’ve sold cars and this absolutely not true

[@fareshajjar1208]

@@l.j.r.8448 If you hand over money to someone without due diligence you absolutely deserve to be scammed.

[@fareshajjar1208]

@@Axecarter91 People use credit to buy cars. They crash and burn later.

[@FaithandNova]

@@l.j.r.8448some do cuz they are greedy. The innocent ones don’t deserve it.

[@aaronsmith4806]

He could have legitimately been successful had he used those loans to actually follow through on things,

[@Ashley21138]

Right! He really just blew through these people’s money.

[@awalker8820]

Exactly!!! I want to know what was he doing with the money aside from using some of it to pay ppl back.

[@markbrown8141]

This is why I never trusted people who have get rich quick schemes and I definitely never trusted anyone who went to jail for fraud

[@juliaboyce3345]

You can't ignore the red flags.

[@markbrown8141]

@@juliaboyce3345 I agree

[@williesimmons4068]

Damn!!!! This presentation was too good. You did the Feds work for them. I wouldn't be surprised if an indictment came 18 months from now.

[@Steverz32]

This was great reporting Spencer!👍Thank you for helping calling out the scammers 😊

[@npSharkie]

Spencer and coffeezilla are two of my favorite youtubes I love when the light is shown on cockroaches. If only US justice system worked as efficiently as KZbinrs. I mean, US congress and senate has 100 more people even worse than Cesar Pena too.

[@Steverz32]

@@npSharkie your right! CoffeeZilla is another person you don’t want on your case as well👍😊

[@bding1738]

Imagine scamming people for 5 years and then saying you had nothing to do with it 😂My boy going to prison

[@mosl2te]

Cesar's spending is like his appetite... out of control and greedy AF!

[@PatrickdaStarr]

Went to their seminar in Orlando. Didn’t learn anything and I saw that they were just doing the seminars to sell merch and his book. Sad how these dudes stole from their own community.

[@npSharkie]

Absolutely, not like stealing from billionaires, stealing from random Jack and Jill from their community who trust them. Sickening honestly. A lot of those people this was their NEST EGG to have any security in this fucking country that has no safety net.

[@kevinoutloud]

How much did they charge for the seminar?

[@PatrickdaStarr]

@@kevinoutloud it depended on which ticket you purchased. Anywhere from 300-1,000. They had tickets where you could tour houses with them and they supposedly broke down how to flip a home. Luckily I only paid 50 because they had an early bird special.

[@kevinoutloud]

@@PatrickdaStarrwow. That’s ridiculous.

[@perdybirdie]

​@@npSharkieright it's so sad and evil

[@miawarren8735]

Never trust a thief, once a criminal always a criminal.

[@rafaelcolon2031]

You don't even believe that lie, a lot's of good wealthy people took the wrong path when they were younger and then they swish their life around once they became wiser and never looked back...

[@NeverEnoughPyro40]

@jamalweston1840 Nice try but you’re comparing apples to oranges! America changes the way we think the people in power and so on, A criminal is still the same lazy person!

[@maryjanesbaby9392]

Listening to the scam is making my head hurt.

[@9th_child]

This video is so well put together that it's going to be used in court, I betcha!

[@dianeross4522]

Or at least at the D.A.s office for reference.

[@AM-HillsideWorks]

Great work 🤓✔️

[@austin31bennett]

Biggest red flag was that Cesar Pina was offering to make you a profit on anything involving Patterson, NJ lmao

[@clampo845]

🖨 lmao

[@aranicaceres6173]

Facts lmao and the properties dont even look good like that lmfao

[@deancain1069]

People like Cesar are why I couldn’t get any private money investors even though I had a track record of success in real estate

[@SpencerCornelia]

it's unfortunate. i wish youtube rewarded videos of the opposite variety - highlighting good actors in the real estate space. unfortunately audiences don't watch those videos so there's no incentive to do so (as a creator).

[@Joyful_Smiles]

​@@SpencerCornelia If people are watching guys cut lawns for people in need you can manipulate an audience to watch positive deals. Ya'll "creators" are lazy and chasing after numbers from a robot instead of actually creating content that influences people into positive products.

[@SpencerCornelia]

I am not capable of manipulating people's attention and KZbin's algorithm. I'm incredibly humbled you think that highly of me. I do have an IQ of 252, but I'm not that smart.

[@JAHsh077]

This is madness . I can't fathom how he could not be guilty and I'd be surprised if DJ Envy doesn't do time either.

[@atrain882]

I hope DJ envy does time and it should be federal for all that money. The feds will be involved, and Cesar should be also locked away stealing both of them or stealing peoples hard earned cash to try to get ahead in life while those two scumbags get rich fuck them both forever never liked envy scum bag.

[@dacloffeblack]

All I can say is WOW! Great expose. I can’t tell what’s worse, the scam or how gullible these so called investors are to not do their due diligence about the investments they were making. There were so many 🚩

[@mrcryptotraveller3024]

Imagine if he did the work he said he was going to do. He would be successful. Its a damm shame

[@reverbandchill]

Can’t expect this dude who is built like a chest freezer to do any work. 😂

[@draco2xx]

damn sure wouldn't be 30% in 6 months though 😂

[@hearditfirst8010]

He can't, not at that high return he was promising.

[@STYLZINC]

It’s hard to do that much work in short period doing small projects. He bit more than he can chew

[@draco2xx]

@STYLZINC he bit off more than he chew alright, he took a whole bite. how u think he's so fat

[@candorsspot2775]

Hopefully the Breakfast Club itself gets sued for pushing this scam. Nasty people. Nasty show.

[@perdybirdie]

Agree. Not sure why none of the victims have sued the show yet...they're just as culpable since envy introduced pena to the world on there

[@TheMariemarie16]

I would say that the blame lies on Envy not the entire Breakfast Club. None of the other people were involved as far as I know.

[@candorsspot2775]

@@TheMariemarie16 BC provided the platform and has a history of putting on scammers. A good lawyer should definitely go after BC. There are companies that get sued because of the actions of an employee making minimum wage. Why would BC be off limits when ultimately BC is responsible for who is on the show, and a decision that has to be approved by a bunch of people. Hopefully they bankrupt the show.

[@OffTheHookGirls]

they had nothing to do with it

[@Themodestcritic]

How can they be sued for promoting someone that they didn't know was fraudulent, Charlemagne isn't even a part of their business.

[@Snyd3rs]

This is some top notch KZbin journalism. Good work!

[@rastarebel4503]

Well it sounds like NONE of this "investors" did any due diligence whatsoever!... if they did, they wouldn't have did ANY business with this fraudster....

[@enohp660]

The breakfast club just needs to stop having “real estate moguls” with criminal records on their show. First Jay Morrison now this guy. 😂

[@Jay-sy5yf]

Something tells me Cesar is in real trouble behind the scenes. He owes somebody something serious.

[@wisdommakubile2127]

dude is probably having sleepless nights every night

[@npSharkie]

We can only hope. Guys like this are actual psychopaths or sociopaths, they have no empathy or morality in the normal sense Destroying families and brazenly committing fraud from a young age without a second thought.

[@tyrekedadon7910]

Once this case hits court he will probably get 2 years probation at the Most.

[@enwhycpr]

I disagree, this is why he put everything under his LLC’s business name. He lose the companies but not the money. The money is gone

[@AffluentBlacks]

He's probably just enjoying as much time and money until they escort him back to his life long home: prison

[@stayinthefight1224]

Envy is not getting out of this unscathed. He gave this guy the platform and if he knew this guy wasn't legit, decided to part ways with him and then didn't use his platform to warn other people. That STILL puts him in legal jeopardy. Don't be shocked if you see a divorce papers as all of this goes down. Because between lawyers, court fees and these lawsuits, Gia is going to make sure that her interests and children's futures are protected before all that money is spent.