It takes somebody with [music] real experience like Big Meech to call out people like Shanina Shields when they look down on everyone else. You know the type. I made $8 million. I got $8 million. What do you have? Huh? You're all broke and ugly. [music] You're just haters. Then it turns into I drive a Corvette. What are you driving? I drive a Chevy Corvette. And after [music] that, I fill my gas tank with $80. How much do you put in yours? >> It ain't always about flexing. This all My thing was a symbol of power ain't a Corvette. You can't take a Chevy and be like, this is symbol of power. I got I got money. You know what I'm saying? Like and people you It's not cuz it's not. >> Well, Big Meech recently spoke in a live stream and made it clear that owning a Chevy Corvette isn't automatically a sign of power or wealth. According to him, a car alone doesn't prove you've really made it. Check this out. Welcome back to the channel, Sheddy. It's your boy, Marcus Hall, and thanks for tuning in. I didn't say it, he did. And when it comes to money, people know he's been around it. People also know he's seen what comes with influence and what happens when you lose it. That's probably why he's speaking from a more humble point of view now. People who truly understand money also understand its value. They respect financial literacy because they've lived through the highs and the lows. He spent nearly two decades locked up and still managed to come home with opportunities waiting for him. That's a story a lot of people pay attention to. Now, when it comes to Shanina Shields, some people online have their own opinions about her relationship. There are viewers who believe the married man she's connected to hasn't fully committed for a reason. Those are claims and opinions shared by others, not established facts. Some also question why he hasn't taken certain steps in his personal life and wonder why he continues spending time with someone they see as easier to influence. I've always believed that the weakest men are the ones who go after people they think are vulnerable instead of looking for an equal. If someone is taking advantage of another person's situation, that's something people are going to notice and talk about. That's the conversation many viewers have been having. You're in a vulnerable position and that's something many people believe can make it easier for someone else to influence you. That's the concern some viewers keep bringing up again and again. [music] Anyway, did you all see what Shana Shields posted on X? She celebrated the 2-year anniversary of meeting Remy Ma's husband. A lot of people immediately started reacting to that post and asking the same question. Why would you put that out there when you already know it's going to spark more criticism? From the outside looking in, many people see that day differently. To them, it's also been 2 years since Remy Ma's husband still hasn't finalized his divorce. That's the timeline people keep pointing to and it's the part of the story they say they're still watching. That's why the reactions online came so fast. >> [music] >> People also brought up her appearance on The Breakfast Club several months ago. At the time, she explained things by saying, uh, "Guys, you got to understand. Guys, [music] come on. It's been like a year and 4 months. They getting it the process of divorce. The process." Those were her own words and plenty of people have continued debating them ever since. Critics aren't convinced by that explanation. Their argument is simple. If the process is taking this long, they wonder what is really happening behind the scenes. That's the question that keeps showing up across social media and it's why the conversation refuses to slow down. Then there's another point people remember from previous interviews. Shana [music] once said that she doesn't believe in the law and that she believes in the court. Since then, many viewers have gone back to that statement and started connecting it to everything happening now, adding even more debate to an already heated situation. Basically, you said you don't handle things with the law, you handle them through the court, and that made me wonder where that way of thinking came from. Was it something you believed on your own, or someone else convinced you that's how everything would work? Some critics imagine the conversation went something like this. Hey, baby, don't worry about it. I'm going to court. I'm going to take care of everything. I'm going to finalize the divorce. Just trust me, it'll all get handled. That's how some people picture the promises being made, even though there's no way to know exactly what was said in private. Then they imagine the explanation continuing. [music] I'm taking care of it, and it might take some time, but it'll happen. Meanwhile, the calendar keeps moving. Weeks turn into months, months turn into years, and people online start asking the same questions over and over again. That's why so many viewers have become skeptical about whether everything will happen the way it was supposedly described. >> I mean, I love I like Tank. I like Tank. I don't like Canelo. I don't like Jake Paul. I don't like Eddy Reynoso. I don't like Eddy Reynoso's whole team. You feel me? >> So, you like the snack? So, you like the snack fighters? >> Say what? >> You say you don't like Eddy Reynoso's whole team. Do you like the guys that was affiliated with Victor Conte? >> But the guys that was affiliated with Victor Conte, nah, I'm not jacking them either, cuz they was on that S H I T. >> All right, Claressa Shields was a Victor Conte, too. >> But you know, I'm talking about when he got I'm talking about when Listen to me. [laughter] I'm talking about when he got when when he got >> So, let me ask you this. Let me ask you this. Since you cool, you cool you cool with both. You cool with with with both [music] Pap and and Claressa. Do you think Now, I'm asking you personally. Do you think >> [music] >> it was a smart move that he still not divorced from Remi to put Claressa Shields in the situation that she was going to get smoked and laughed and clowned like this because >> Consider me Consider me I don't know the specifics around why they're not divorced yet but Eric Kelly Eric Kelly especially if I'm going to date a high-profile woman like Clarissa Shields and I'm coming from a high-profile relationship with Remy Ma that ended sourly Eric Kelly is going to make sure it's finalized before I move forward because I know that I could bring that I could bring that smelly garbage to over here. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, brother. Y'all thank you. That's It's It's It's really that's that's the number one thing right there. That's it. >> Whole time Whole time everybody don't think like we think and I'm 45 years old. >> Of course, that's only speculation from people watching the situation unfold. Nobody outside the relationship knows exactly what's happening behind the scenes. Still, the long timeline has kept the conversation alive and that's why so many opinions continue [music] circulating across social media. At the end of the day though, I never want to see anybody fall or have their life fall apart. I know there are people saying she needs to be humbled and comments like that show up everywhere, but wishing the worst on someone isn't the answer. Whether people like her or not, it's better to let the facts play out instead of celebrating somebody else's struggles. That's a much healthier way to look at the situation. If you send the next chunk, I'll keep the matching tone, [music] pacing, and style so the full script flows naturally. In my opinion, she's reached a point where changing her mindset is going to be very difficult. It seems like she pushes away anything that challenges her views. To me, it's almost like she treats uncomfortable truths as the enemy instead of something that can help her grow. That's just how it comes across from the outside looking in. [music] A lot of people online say they've tried to offer advice or point out things they believe she should pay attention to. You see those comments under videos on social media and across different [music] platforms every single day. Whether those opinions are right or wrong, they keep showing up because people feel strongly about the situation. The problem is that she doesn't appear interested in hearing those viewpoints, [music] and that only keeps the debate going. What concerns me even more is the influence of the people around her. Instead of encouraging self-reflection, some critics believe they're constantly cheering her on no matter what happens. It's always, "They're just hating on you, girl. They're jealous of you." That [music] kind of support might sound encouraging in the moment, but if nobody is willing to give honest advice, >> [music] >> it can make it much harder for someone to recognize mistakes or make better decisions. The reality is that almost everyone goes through setbacks at some point in life. >> [music] >> They're uncomfortable, they're frustrating, and nobody enjoys them. But sometimes those difficult moments become the biggest lessons we ever learn. Growth usually comes after facing challenges, not by pretending everything is perfect. I've been humbled in my own life, too. There were times when I spent so much energy trying to help other people that I didn't take care of my own responsibilities the way I should have. Then, when I finally needed to support myself, there wasn't anyone there to step in. Experiences like that teach you to find a better balance between helping others and protecting [music] your own future. Those lessons aren't easy, but they can completely change the way you move through life. If you have the next chunk, send it over and I'll keep the same voice, pacing, and style throughout the script. Those are the kinds of lessons people pick up as they move through life. Sometimes we're so focused on helping everyone else that we end up sacrificing [music] things we should have protected. Even then, many people believe that God knows our hearts and [music] our true intentions. That brings up another question people keep asking. What are Shanina's intentions in all of this? The conversation always seems to come back to the same topics. People continue asking why she's staying in a relationship when the divorce still hasn't been finalized based on publicly available information. Others also question why there's talk about having a baby before that chapter is officially [music] closed. Those discussions have become a major part of the online debate. Everyone has different beliefs about the order of major life events. Some people prefer the traditional path of marriage before starting a family, while others make different choices, and that's their decision. [music] In this case, critics argue that both people are in a position where they could resolve the divorce first if that's truly the direction they want to take. That's why so many viewers keep bringing the issue up. Then people point to other public details that have fueled even more discussion. For example, many have noticed that he has continued to display a tattoo connected to Remy Ma, while she also has a tattoo connected to him. Whether those things carry deep meaning or not, they give people even more to speculate about, and that's why the conversation keeps growing. At this point, some people have stopped taking the situation seriously and instead see it as confusing or even ironic. As for me, I don't enjoy calling anyone names or putting people down. I don't like labeling someone as stupid or a dummy. If anything, I'd say that some of the choices being made appear voluntary, and that's why people believe she's putting herself in a difficult position. In the end, everyone is responsible for the decisions they choose to make, and people on the outside will continue sharing their opinions about them. If you have the next section, send it over, and I'll keep the wording, energy, and transitions consistent with the rest of the script. That's what I'm saying. In my view, the issue isn't about a lack of information. Sometimes people simply choose not to accept advice that's right in front of them. There's a big difference between someone who doesn't know something and someone who keeps hearing different perspectives, but decides not to consider them. Every day, people across social media share their opinions about this situation. On this channel and many others, creators continue discussing the public details and asking questions that many viewers are already thinking about. >> Even Big Meech had to let Clarissa Shields know, "Slow your horses. A Corvette is not a flex. It's not a symbol of money and power." >> together. How to have your heart be presentable. You know what I'm saying? Like it ain't always about flexing. It's all My thing was a symbol of power ain't a Corvette. You can't take a Chevy and be like, "This is symbol of power. I got I got money." You know what I'm saying? Like if you It's not cuz it's not. >> You hear it right there. Clarissa Shields posted a video bragging and boasting about her riding around in her 'Vette like, "What woman did you Do you ever hear say, 'I want a Corvette?'" Like in my opinion, Clarissa Shields is so masculine, it's crazy. A Chevy, that's a muscle car. That's a man's car. Like you hear men say, "Oh, I want a 'Vette." Like you would never hear a woman be like, "What's your dream car? A Corvette." Like that's how you know she just regurgitates [ __ ] that she hear other people say. She probably heard a dude say that and then said, "Oh, my dream car is a Corvette." You know what I'm saying? Like that don't even make sense. Maybe a Porsche, maybe a Lamborghini, maybe a a BMW, a Bentley. You know what I'm saying? Like you rarely ever hear a woman say, "I want a Corvette." That's a [ __ ] muscle car, gang. And affordable. >> Whether anyone involved agrees with those opinions is completely up to them, but the conversation isn't slowing down anytime soon. So, with all that said, happy 2-year anniversary to the ongoing questions surrounding Remy Ma's husband's unresolved divorce based on what's been publicly discussed. We'll all have to wait and see how the story develops from here. >> [music] >> Thanks for watching and I appreciate you spending your time here. If you enjoyed this video, make sure to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who wants to stay updated on the latest conversations. Most importantly, drop your thoughts in the comments below. Do you think this situation will finally be resolved soon, or do you believe there's still a long road ahead? This is Shadaire. I'm Marcus Hale, and I'll catch you in the next one. Stay safe and take care.