Cam Newton signed with ESPN after facing lawsuits and failed business ventures. The speaker compares Newton's move to Russell Wilson's $1 million bench salary and Tom Brady's $300 million contract, questioning whether Newton will keep his YouTube channel.
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Cam Newton just got a job. All right, he got a job. He's no longer trying to sue his baby mother with 4 kids, trying to ask her to give him back an old car that he bought her to take his kids to school in, but he needs it to sell because he needs money because them YouTube views is not hitting. And so yeah, he owned like a car wash or a car dealership or something, but ain't nobody buying no cars now. So he's had to take his overdressed ass on over to ESPN and get a job. So he just signed on. I don't know how much money they gave him, but regardless, I think he was going to take it anyway. And that's where he should have went in the first place. Why you tripping? Russell Wilson need to be right behind his ass, okay? He over there sitting on a bench for $1 million a year. He could be making $300 million like Tom Brady. Tom Brady up there looking like he got Down syndrome when he talk. No, I'm sorry, face all— no.