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Charleston White tells Big Loon how he violated Lil Woody online, then still let him pick him up at Bojangles, rode to his hood, and went to sleep around people who could’ve got him—after Woody chose to forgive him.
In this clip from It’s Up There Podcast, Big Loon presses Charleston White on something most people only tweet about:
You went at Lil Woody crazy online.

You questioned his name, his reputation, his whole image in front of the internet.

So when you linked back up —

“Do you genuinely feel safe around them dudes?”

Charleston walks Loon through the whole sequence:
From online disrespect to real-life pickup.

He admits he disrespected Lil Woody “at the highest level” for a street dude with a reputation, then later had Woody pick him up at a Bojangles, by himself.

Lion’s den logic
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He got in the car, went to Woody’s hood — the “lion’s den” — around people who had every reason to be mad… and says he went to sleep.

Family & neighborhood reactions.

According to Charleston: Woody’s brother, family, daughter, baby mama and people from the section were all mad about what he’d said online… and he still stayed.

Church vs real character.

Charleston admits he thought Woody was “playing church” — like everybody else.

The moment that made him believe it was real wasn’t the church setting… it was Woody telling him he forgave him and still loved him after the disrespect.

Bravery, ego or just how he’s wired?

Loon trying to frame it as bravery; Charleston pushes back like, “I just did it, homie. I just move like that.”

Underneath all the jokes, it’s a conversation about risk, ego, forgiveness and how the internet bleeds into real life.


Chapters
0:00 – Loon asks: “Do you genuinely feel safe around Lil Woody’s people?”
0:30 – Charleston explains getting picked up at Bojangles alone
0:55 – Going to the lion’s den & going to sleep in his hood
1:25 – Family, daughter, baby mama all mad… he still pulled up
1:55 – Why church didn’t convince him, but forgiveness did
2:25 – Is it bravery, recklessness or just how Charleston moves?

Drop your take in the comments:
Is that real faith & forgiveness… or reckless ego walking into the lion’s den?
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