Robbed Bishop Lamor Whitehead Files Two $20 Million Lawsuits Against YouTubers Who Called Him A Scammer

Welp, the legend continues for Bishop Lamor Whitehead, aka Grand Pastor Flash, the holy male who was robbed by gunpoint while providing a Sunday preaching.

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We previously reported that the Brooklyn bling-bling bishop entered into it with YouTube character Larry Reid throughout a look on his podcast,  Larry Reid Live.

Throughout the episode, Whitehead implicated Reid and his co-host Geneses Warren of making jokes about him being the victim of a telecasted heist and when I state “implicated,” I indicate Whitehead blew up into an ungodly baptism of rage, blasphemy, fatphobic insults, and homophobic slurs as if somebody had asked him, “What would MAGA Jesus do?” and he chose to show.

So, after Whitehead’s significant crisis, Reid declared in not a lot of words that Whitehead is generally the Shaun King of Kirk Franklins which he’s a scammer and even had individuals questioning if the live-streamed break-in was fabricated.  And for that, the Kim Burrell of P Diddys is now taking legal action against Reid and another YouTuber who declared Whitehead is an entire scams and scam artist.

According to the New York Post, Whitehead has actually submitted a $20 million suit against Reid and a different $20 match against YouTuber Jives for having a “unfavorable result on his “earnings” among other things.

From the Post:

Both guys openly declared Whitehead was a scammer, to name a few things, leading the complainant to lose “organization offers, church members, and earnings,’’ the matches state.

Jives — whose complete name is Demario Q. Jives — declared on his YouTube channel last month that Whitehead “is using the very same fashion jewelry that [he] got robbed in,” according to court documents submitted in Kings County court on Friday.

Jives likewise apparently implicated Whitehead of “drug dealing” and teaming up with “the Bloods and Crypts.”

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OK, we can all concur that it would be amusing as hell if Whitehead captured the holy ghost and began c-walking and set-tripping for Jesus, however all jokes aside, the suit declares Jive’s remarks were “all incorrect,” defamatory and slanderous, which the complainant is looking for “no less than $20,000,000 or such other total up to be shown at trial.”

When It Comes To Reid, the suit against him declares that the podcaster “composed online that Bishop Whitehead ‘scammed individuals out of cash,’” which Reid’s declarations are incorrect and “exposed the Complainant to public contempt, ridicule, hostility, and/or disgrace.”

On The Other Hand, on Monday, both guys safeguarded themselves against Whiteheads allegations on Monday.

“I’m an analyst,” Jives informed The Post. “I provide commentary on religious beliefs, politics, public figures, whatever. We make a great deal of jokes, particularly about this specific scenario, since this person actually is a joke. So for him to attempt to even submit something is outright.

“He’s mad since individuals he’s getting reaction, and I’m like, ‘Guy, you’re doing all this speaking about a burglary. Who else worldwide is out here having interviews about being robbed?’” he continued.

And Reid called Whitehead’s match “unreasonable and unproven.”

“The crucial feature of a character assassination suit is you’ve got to reveal a loss, and you’ve likewise got to reveal destructive intent. I simply mentioned what every other outlet mentioned, so he ought to be suing them too,” he stated. “There’s no great track record to disparage. He has no case.”

Both guys likewise just recently went live and they’re plainly unbothered by the pending lawsuits.

“If any person out there requires cash, there are a lot of programs out here in America,” stated Reid while chuckling with Jives.

“I’m not speaking about no one however a few of individuals of God got PPP loans,” included Jives.

Redi went on to state that when it pertains to a public figure like the Bishop, they need to be “above maligning.”

Regardless of the laughter, Whitehead’s legal representative, Brian Ponder, appears quite positive his customer’s suit has benefit.

“The defamatory declarations that are being made are impacting the bishop’s organization and church and expert tasks, so he’s going to extremely strongly hold those individuals responsible that lag it,” Ponder stated. “This is the start of that procedure of handling those stars maliciously mentioning fallacies about the bishop.”

Ponder likewise stated there would be “a lot more” comparable lawsuits coming. It’s uncertain whether those lawsuits would be submitted against the very same two accuseds or more individuals that are generally calling Whitehead the Anna Sorokin of T.D. Jakes. 

All we understand is Whitehead is huge mad and sue-happy. Think we’ll need to wait to see what occurs next.