Love & Hip Hop star Yung Joc just lost $1,800 after accidentally sending money to the wrong person, and wants his money back. But it doesn’t look like he’s going to get it back, because Media Take Out has learned that the person to whom he accidentally sent the money has “blocked” him.
It all happened last night, when Joc decided to send a person in his network $1,800 over Zelle. Media Take Out was not able to confirm why the rapper was sending the money.
Unfortunately for Joc, he sent it to the wrong number, and the person who received the cash – never responded to his pleas to get his money back.
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During the pandemic, when money dried up for most celebrities, Yung Joc decided that he needed some extra money, so he began driving an Uber.
The College Park native caught some flak over the weekend when he was spotted driving for a ride-share service.
But according to the “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” star, he’s not ashamed of driving an Uber on the side to make some extra money.
He said in an interview, “You have to show them what humility is and you’re not too big to do the right thing by making an honest living,” he said. “I think that’s why a lot of kids — and even adults — go astray. Because they’re too ashamed, they’re too prideful to do something.
Yung Joc said he challenged himself to do something new and that it’s “a dope idea.”
“The most phenomenal part of this experience from this going viral is the amount of support,” he added, noting Snoop Dogg was among his backers.
“I just realize that maybe people are beginning to be a little more mature,” he said.
