A firestorm of explosive allegations has erupted in the New York hip-hop community, with a high-ranking member of the Crips known as “Big Really” unleashing a torrent of claims against some of the genre’s biggest names. The video, which surfaced online late Wednesday, targets Fabolous, Jim Jones, Dave East, Remy Ma, and Maino, among others, accusing them of everything from secret sexual encounters to financial fraud and familial 𝒔𝒄𝒂𝓃𝒹𝒶𝓁.
The source, identified as a “Crippy” or “Crip” affiliate from New York City, did not hold back. He alleged that Fabolous’s longtime partner and baby mother, Emily B, was secretly involved with another man. According to the video, Emily B would allegedly tell Fabolous she was running errands or dropping off their child, but instead was meeting with a man the source referred to as “Mayo” for sexual encounters.
“Whole time she was going to homeboy’s establishment and getting her cheeks clapped,” the source claimed in the video, using graphic language. He further alleged that Emily B, who has maintained a low public profile, was “getting nothing but beer wood” and that one of his associates was “greasing Emily B like a frying pan.” These statements have not been independently verified.
The allegations did not stop there. The source turned his attention to rapper Remy Ma, claiming that her husband, Papoose, was not the only man in her life. He alleged that a man named Mayo, also referenced in connection with Emily B, had been intimate with Remy Ma.
“Mayo clap Remy Ma cheeks,” the source said, adding that he had previously shared this information a year ago but was dismissed as a “capper” or liar.
Remy Ma, a Grammy-nominated artist and star of the reality show “Love & Hip Hop: New York,” has not responded to requests for comment. Her husband, Papoose, also declined to address the claims. The source doubled down, calling Mayo a “certified snake” who would allegedly set people up to be robbed.
“Original on Brooklyn Zipper,” he added, a reference to a notorious street crew.
Perhaps the most 𝓈𝒽𝓸𝒸𝓀𝒾𝓃𝑔 allegations were aimed at rapper Dave East. The source claimed that Dave East allowed singer Trey Songz to spit in his mouth during a studio session. “Trey Songz hawk spit in Dave’s mouth,” the video stated.
The source further alleged that Dave East attended parties hosted by Diddy where he engaged in inappropriate acts. “He let P Diddy rip his buns,” the source said, using crude terminology.
These claims about Dave East and Trey Songz have sent shockwaves through social media. Neither artist has issued a statement. The source also accused Dave East of attending “Diddy parties” where he allegedly allowed the music mogul to “rub him down like a bottle of Johnson and Johnson baby oil.”
The reference appears to allude to long-standing rumors about Diddy’s private gatherings.
The video then turned to Jim Jones, the Harlem rapper and member of the Diplomats. The source alleged that Jim Jones’s mother was involved with a 19-year-old man in Middletown, New York. “Jim Jones mother getting her cheeks clapped by a 19-year-old,” the source claimed.
He also accused everyone around Jim Jones of being broke. “Everybody that be around them is broke. No Gus, no straight cash, no mother effing chicken,” he said.
Jim Jones has not commented publicly. The source further mocked Jim Jones for his association with Max B, a rapper who was recently released from prison. The source claimed that Max B came home to a million-dollar deal courtesy of French Montana, while Jim Jones’s “big homie” came home riding a bus.
“Jim Jones big homie came home from jail on the train,” the source said, referring to Amtrak.
The allegations extended to Maino, a Brooklyn rapper. The source claimed that Maino “smashed” Remy Ma, implying a sexual relationship. The video also included a reference to “Black Molly” letting her husband “lick her up in the pool” and a woman named “J” geeking in a sprinter van.
The source alleged that a woman named Davies went to a Diddy party and “let P Diddy rip his buns.”
The source, who goes by the name “Big Really” or “Crippy,” is known in New York street circles as a controversial figure. He has a history of making incendiary claims about celebrities. In the video, he positioned himself as a truth-teller, comparing himself to gossip personalities like Wendy Williams and Tasha K.
“This is the Crippy ripper Crip spilling the beans and exposing these homies’ dirty laundry,” he said.
He accused Fabolous of being a “goofy” and said that Fabolous used to drop his son off at 192nd Street and Creston Avenue in the Bronx to be babysat while Emily B was allegedly with another man. The source claimed that Fabolous was unaware of the alleged infidelity. “Fabolous used to drop his son off on 192 and Cresting to get babysitted while his baby mom’s Emily was sucking my man’s Mayo beat this baby mother,” he said.
The video has already gone 𝓿𝒾𝓇𝒶𝓁 on platforms like YouTube and Instagram, with many fans and critics weighing in. Some have called for the artists to sue for defamation, while others have pointed out that the source has a reputation for exaggeration. However, the specificity of the claims has led to intense speculation.
The source also mentioned a woman named “Black Molly” and her husband, though their identities remain unclear.
In a particularly bizarre segment, the source claimed that “Trey Songz hawk spit in Dave’s mouth” and that Dave East “let Davies bust in a mouth in the studio.” The name “Davies” appears to be a different individual, possibly a producer or associate. The source also alleged that Dave East attended a Diddy party where he was sexually assaulted.
“He let P Diddy rip his buns. I’m tired of you today,” the source said.
The source did not limit his attacks to the men. He targeted Emily B, calling her a “sane” person who pretended to be quiet and nun-like. “Emily B is a sane.
Emily B is this close to becoming a nun,” he said sarcastically. He warned that women who keep their social media private are often the ones to watch. “Those are females you have to be careful with,” he added.
The allegations against Jim Jones’s mother have drawn particular outrage. The source claimed she was “getting her cheeks clapped by a 19-year-old” in Middletown, New York. He also accused Jim Jones of being a “waste youth” and said that Max B came home to a billionaire friend married to the princess of Dubai, while Jim Jones’s associate took the train.
“Max B came home from jail with a billion dollar friend that’s married to the princess of Dubai,” the source said.
The source also referenced a past incident where he claimed Jim Jones “sacrificed his own mother to get next to Remy Ma.” This is a reference to a long-standing rumor that Jim Jones used his mother’s death to gain sympathy from Remy Ma. The source said, “He sacrificed his own mother to get next to Remy Ma.
May no follow Remy Ma the club and left of her.”
As the video continued, the source became increasingly agitated, repeating phrases like “boom boom boom” and “people trust up no homo no freaky.” He urged viewers to like, comment, and subscribe to his channel. He also mentioned “the garrison news” and “the schling trap,” which appear to be his own media platforms.
The video ended with him shouting “on the dead homies, on the fallen soldiers.”
Legal experts say that the artists targeted in the video could potentially file defamation lawsuits if the claims are proven false. However, the source’s status as a known street figure may complicate matters. “These are serious allegations that could damage reputations and careers,” said attorney Mark Geragos in a statement.
“But without evidence, they remain just words.”
Representatives for Fabolous, Jim Jones, Dave East, Remy Ma, and Maino have not responded to repeated requests for comment. Trey Songz’s publicist declined to address the claims. Diddy’s camp also remained silent.
The video has sparked a broader conversation about the culture of gossip and exposure in the hip-hop community, with many noting that the source appears to have a personal vendetta against several individuals.
The source specifically named “Mayo” as a central figure in the allegations, claiming that Mayo was involved with both Emily B and Remy Ma. He called Mayo a “snake” who would “line you up to get you robbed.” The source also claimed that Mayo was “original on Brooklyn Zipper,” a reference to the Zipper gang, a notorious Brooklyn crew.
This has led to speculation about Mayo’s real identity, though no one has come forward to confirm.
In the video, the source also took aim at the entire “senior citizen organization” and “senior citizen empire,” which appears to be a coded reference to older figures in the industry. He accused them of being broke and irrelevant. “Everybody that be around them is broke,” he said.
He also claimed that Jim Jones’s “big homie” came home from jail on a train, while Max B came home to millions.
The source’s rant lasted nearly 20 minutes, during which he made dozens of claims. He accused Dave East of being a “goofy” and said that Trey Songz’s actions were “no homo no freaky,” a phrase he repeated throughout. He also alleged that a woman named “J” was “geek in a sprinter” and that “Black Molly let her husband lick her up in the pool.”
These names have not been identified.
Social media has exploded with reactions. Some users are calling for a boycott of the artists involved, while others are defending them. “This is just a desperate attempt for clout,” wrote one Twitter user.
Another said, “Where there’s smoke, there’s fire.” The video has been shared thousands of times, and many are waiting for official statements from the accused.
The source concluded by saying, “You know where it is man. It’s boy OG product bring another edition the garrison news the schling trap now could later get as we should man godamn things makes go mama anyway man we out here fooling for don’t mind blit pow boom boom boom boom people trust up no homo no freaky up no homo no sneaky.” He then signed off with “This boy OG product, man.
Y’all know the Schlingo fool.”
As of press time, none of the allegations have been substantiated. The source has a history of making controversial statements, but the sheer volume and specificity of these claims have made them a major topic of discussion. The hip-hop community is bracing for potential fallout, with many wondering if any of the accused will take legal action or respond publicly.
Breaking news updates will continue as more information becomes available. The video remains online, and its impact is being felt across the industry. For now, the artists named in the video are maintaining silence, leaving fans and critics to speculate about the truth behind the allegations.
