Rapper claims deception, stolen publishing money, and industry manipulation have pushed him to a breaking point
Finesse 2Tymes has ignited a major hip-hop controversy after publicly accusing his former manager, B Mims — who is also the cousin of Yo Gotti — of stealing more than $300,000 and betraying his trust at a critical point in his life and career. The emotional outburst, delivered through a raw video rant, paints a troubling picture of alleged corruption, manipulation, and broken loyalty inside the music business.
The rapper says the fallout has left him financially damaged, contractually trapped, and emotionally drained, threatening everything he has tried to rebuild since leaving prison.
“I Trusted Him With My Life”: Finesse Details the Alleged Betrayal
In his video, Finesse 2Tymes explained that B Mims became his manager shortly after his release, a moment when the rapper was determined to change his life and provide stability for his family. According to Finesse, that trust was shattered.
He claims that money owed to him through publishing and business deals was withheld or taken, severely affecting his income and creating tension between him, his label, and his family. The figure he repeatedly referenced — nearly $300,000 — represents income he says should have gone directly to him.
“This ain’t no game,” Finesse said, describing the situation as calculated and deeply personal.
Mob Ties Claim Sparks Anger and Confusion
The situation escalated when Finesse accused B Mims of inventing a story that “mob ties” were responsible for the missing funds. Finesse firmly denied this explanation, calling it a lie used to deflect responsibility and keep him in the dark.
He described feeling deliberately misled, claiming the narrative was designed to intimidate him and discourage questions while money quietly disappeared.
Publishing Deal at the Center of the Dispute
At the heart of the conflict is an alleged publishing deal that Finesse says was mishandled or concealed. He claims the deal was worth close to $300,000 and that he was never fully informed of its terms or outcome.
Finesse says this betrayal has left him locked into contracts he cannot escape, including agreements tied to Atlantic Records and Yo Gotti’s Mob Ties imprint. According to the rapper, these contractual chains have made it nearly impossible for him to regain control of his career.
New Allegations Add Fuel to the Fire
The drama deepened when Finesse alleged that Junior J Prince Jr., associated with Mizzy (Miz), attempted to take control of his publishing rights for just $5,000 — a move he says was hidden from him entirely.
He claims these behind-the-scenes maneuvers reveal a pattern of people attempting to profit off his work while keeping him uninformed and powerless.
“Bamboozled and Hoodwinked”: Emotional Toll on Family and Future
Beyond business, Finesse spoke openly about the emotional damage. He referenced his children and family repeatedly, expressing pain over money he says could have supported them being lost through deception.
He acknowledged his past mistakes but emphasized that his recent years were about growth, responsibility, and rebuilding — efforts he feels were undermined by those closest to him.
“I tried to do it the right way,” he said, describing himself as trapped in a system designed to exploit artists who lack legal power.
Cutting Ties and Warning the Industry
Finesse confirmed he has officially severed ties with B Mims, stating that he refuses to tolerate further manipulation. He also warned that he may continue exposing what he sees as widespread corruption within the industry.
His message carried a darker edge, suggesting that the truth behind these practices could ruin reputations and permanently alter relationships.
Industry Watching Closely as Fallout Grows
Because the allegations involve figures connected to Yo Gotti and CMG-adjacent circles, insiders believe the situation could ripple through Memphis rap and beyond. While no formal legal action has been announced publicly, the claims have already shifted narratives around loyalty, management, and artist protection.
Fans are divided — some urging Finesse to seek legal remedies quietly, others praising him for speaking out about issues many artists face in silence.
A Defining Moment for Finesse 2Tymes
This latest saga marks a pivotal chapter in Finesse 2Tymes’ turbulent career. Once celebrated for turning his life around after incarceration, he now finds himself battling an industry he says is designed to trap and exploit.
Whether these allegations lead to lawsuits, settlements, or further revelations remains unclear. What is certain is that Finesse has drawn a hard line — and his public reckoning has reignited difficult conversations about power, trust, and survival in hip-hop.
As the story continues to unfold, the music world is watching closely. For Finesse 2Tymes, this is no longer just about money — it is about control, legacy, and whether an artist can truly escape the systems that shape their rise.