Netflix’s W.A.G.s to Riches reached a boiling point in its third episode as social media influencer YesJulz and former agent Kenea Danair, once linked to Sharelle Rosado, found themselves in a fiery confrontation that turned physical. The conflict erupted when Kenea accused YesJulz of being a "culture vulture," a term often used to describe those who appropriate cultural elements without genuine understanding or respect.
YesJulz pushed back, calling the critique unjust, particularly given their limited personal interactions. However, the tension deepened when Julz made a comment that seemed to question Kenea’s contributions to the Black community. Kenea, refusing to back down, defended her claims, citing a previous controversy involving Julz’s interest in wearing a shirt with a divisive slogan. The exchange intensified, with words giving way to insults before escalating into physical contact.
YesJulz & Florida Realtor Kenea Danair Throw Them Bows On "W.A.G.S. To Riches"
The altercation has ignited a spirited debate among fans, many of whom are grappling with questions about accountability, cultural appropriation, and the roles public figures play in representing diverse communities. As viewers take sides, the moment has underscored the ongoing dialogue about respect, identity, and the power dynamics of influence in modern media. W.A.G.S. to Riches is available now on Netflix. The series has become one of the streaming platforms hottest new series.
YesJulz have been addressing "culture vulture" claims for years following comments she made in 2019. The issue would follow her thorughout the years with social media exchanges with popular media personalities such as Karen Civil, Scottie Beam, and Akademiks. Before being fired in 2024, Julz was affilated with Ye's Yeezy brand. Ye brought her on after she managed buzzing recording artist 070Shake. She would be involved in several Ye albums, including the Donda and Vultures series. Ye threatened to sue Julz in 2024; however, no further action has occuried.
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