Bringing their beef to “The Daily Show,” Nice poked fun at his rival’s “Property Brothers-ass crime.”
In case you haven’t been keeping up with the “Breakfast Club” host’s dramatic saga: Last week, his business partner, Cesar Pina, wasfor allegedly running a real estate Ponzi scheme in New Jersey. DJ Envy, whose real name is RaaShaun Casey, has yet to face federal charges, despite his involvement in Pina’s business. .. “Forget the Bloods. He’s going to have to join the House Hunters.”
“But again, I’m just doing the news,” he continued. “And the news is that DJ Envy’s a DJ, a man who turns tables. And now the tables have turned.”
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