Comedian Kountry Wayne Explains Why He Has No Issue Spending Money On Women: ‘If Her Bills Ain’t In Order You Can’t Get Her Attention’ [VIDEO]

Comedian Kountry Wayne Explains Why He Has No Issue Spending Money On Women: ‘If Her Bills Ain’t In Order You Can’t Get Her Attention’ [VIDEO]
Kountry Wayne is making it clear that when it comes to dating, he’s not afraid to open his wallet.
During a recent appearance on The Underground Lounge podcast with Lou Williams and Spank Horton, the comedian shared his perspective on spending money in relationships… and why he does it from the very beginning.
“I spend money off the rip,” he said. “If her bills and her life ain’t in order, you can’t get her attention anyways.”
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Wayne also dismissed the idea that financially supporting a woman means he’s being taken advantage of: “If you know you could’ve got her without the money… it ain’t tricking.”
He went on to explain why he takes care of all his children’s mothers, telling the hosts, “I realized, I just try to treat them like I wanted somebody to treat my mama.”
Do y’all agree with Wayne’s approach?
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