Its Up There Podcast

Wack 100 sits down with Loon for one of the most intense episodes of It’s Up There Podcast to date. What starts as a conversation quickly turns into a heated back-and-forth over power, protection, betrayal, and the blurred lines between business and the streets. Wack opens up about how Clubhouse shifted his role in the game, turning him from a respected industry figure into a 24/7 target, and why he believes the app has become a digital battleground filled with spies, setups, and hidden agendas. The conversation turns sharp when Jim Jones’s name is brought up. Wack stands on his claim that a wiretap exists, referencing 6ix9ine’s federal situation and questioning why others got indicted while Jim walked free. Loon challenges Wack directly, asking for clarity and pushing for proof as Wack doubles down. From there, the two discuss Suge Knight’s true legacy—whether Suge was genuinely feared, or if it was the people around him that created the myth. Wack says Suge wasn’t the kil