Kevin Gates Goes Off On Homeless Woman For Putting The Sandwich He Gave Her In Her Bag Instead Of Eating It

Kevin Gates Gets Offended An Homeless Woman He Gave His Sandwich To Didn’t Eat The Food Right Away

Kevin Gates recently went on live to air his displeasure at an homeless woman he gave his Chick-fil-A sandwich to. He was offended because she put it in her bag instead of eating it right away.

“This kind of sh*t piss me the f*ck off. I got two sandwiches and I gave this lady one of my sandwiches… This mf b*tch did put my Chick-fil-A sandwich in her [bag],” he said.

“I thought you said you was hungry.. you work for food. You shoulda eat that b*tch right there if you’re so f*ckin hungry. She put that b*tch in her [bag], put the sandwich back up!” he added.

 

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The video has since gone viral on social media, garnering mixed reactions from people. “Let me send this man another Chick-fil-A sandwich with my points so he can stop complaining,” someone commented.

“It happens all the time. Did you expect her to stop and eat the food like a savage in front of you for your entertainment? You know how many homeless people I help on a regular basis from NY to Texas??? I never stop to see what they do with the money or food. That part is never my business,” another person wrote.

“People need to understand that once you give something away, it is no longer yours. It is now hers, so therefore, she can do what she pleases with it,” someone else added.

Last month, the rapper appeared on Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast where he revealed that he’s still on his semen retention journey and that he’s now 5 years locked in. Gates claims the benefits of semen retention were that “it makes a man more cognitive in his life,” as well as better skin.

“You look at men and they release a lot, their skin don’t glow,” he explained. “They skin almost look grey.” Gates also believes that what he said earlier on the podcast, increased popularity of semen retention.