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In a recent interview with Vlad TV, Wack100 delved into several hot industry topics, notably sharing insights on Yak Gotti's recent legal troubles. Yak Gotti was recently found not guilty on multiple charges, including Rico, murder, and criminal street gang activity. However, Wack100 revealed explosive details from an interrogation room video where Yak Gotti allegedly named individuals and offered more information if released. This revelation has created ripples, especially as Yak Gotti was reportedly stabbed in jail soon after the video's release. Wack100, however, distanced himself from any responsibility, claiming he holds no guilt regarding Yak Gotti's fate. The interview further touched upon rappers like Kendrick, Drake, Lil Durk, and others, but the shocking claims around Yak Gotti took center stage. Wack100 humorously remarked on the nature of interrogation tapes while maintaining a firm stance on accountability in the music industry's gritty world.

Jonathan "J.R." Rotem, renowned music producer and hitmaker, recently sat down with Vlad TV to share his life journey from being a classical piano prodigy to a jazz enthusiast and ultimately a successful producer. Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, to Jewish Israeli immigrant parents, Rotem moved from Toronto to California with his family due to his father's academic pursuits. Rotem's musical journey began at an early age when he started playing classical piano, an interest strongly encouraged by his musically inclined parents. By his teenage years, Rotem knew music was his calling. He attended the prestigious Berklee College of Music, where he initially intended to focus on film scoring but fell in love with jazz, ultimately majoring in jazz composition and arrangement. Despite an initial obsession with jazz, Rotem always remained a fan of hip-hop, setting the stage for his later career. Rotem candidly discussed his experiences at Berklee, where the pressures of emulating jazz legends led to experimentation with drugs, including marijuana and, briefly, heavier substances. However, these experiences were short-lived spans in his journey toward becoming the influential music producer he is today. His story exemplifies perseverance and evolution in the music industry’s dynamic landscape.

In 2023, Royce Reed, former cheerleader for the Orlando Magic and Miami Heat, and mother to Dwight Howard's son, opened up about her upbringing in Orlando, Florida. Royce attributed her strength and resilience to her upbringing in this neighborhood and the desire of her father for her to understand and appreciate both worlds: the white schools she attended and the black community she grew up in. Royce began cheerleading at age nine and dancing at age three, skills that would later afford her a full scholarship to college. During the interview, she detailed her relationship with NBA superstar Dwight Howard and her subsequent pregnancy. Royce opened up about the issues she encountered throughout her relationship with the NBA champion before talking about her time on "Basketball Wives." To hear more, check out the full interview above.

Rapper Boosie Badazz unveils his latest ventures at his sprawling Boosie Estates, featuring a newly built fishing lake and a distinctive Batman-themed mansion. The "Lake Hatch," a recent addition to his property, was unveiled with Boosie expressing his passion for fishing. Designed to indulge his hobby, the lake allows him to fish three times a week without leaving home. Boosie shared that the transformation from trees to a fully-equipped fishing haven involved serious groundwork, using bulldozers and a creek running through the property to establish the lake. Stocked with catfish, bass, crappie, and bluegill, the lake features a unique twist where catching a prize fish could earn you $200. The impressive build cost him around $127,000, yet Boosie considers it a one-time investment. Complementing the lake is his Batman mansion, which Boosie plans to adorn with murals, ushering a personal touch to the area where he welcomes family and friends.

DL Hughley recently commented on the controversy surrounding comedian Andrew Schulz's response to Kendrick Lamar’s lyrics, which advise against white comedians addressing black women. Schulz, known for his provocative humor, retaliated with what Hughley described as a tirade blending satire and tension. While acknowledging Schulz's comedic prowess, Hughley criticized his handling of sensitive subjects like rape, notably when Schulz joked about “bug breaking.” He expressed discomfort with such humor, stating he's never found a rape joke to be amusing, regardless of context.

Hughley emphasized the sanctity of a comedian’s right to free speech but warned that the comedic intention often gets lost when humor dives into areas of racial and sexual transgression. He illustrated this by contrasting Schulz’s attempt with the historical missteps of comedians facing backlash over similar content. As Hughley defended Schulz's right to express, he also highlighted the importance of understanding societal lines and the broader implications of comedy on racial dialogues.

Lil Woody, the pivotal witness in Young Thug's trial, shared his tumultuous life story in an exclusive interview on VladTV. The interview, held after the conclusion of Young Thug's trial, reveals Woody's challenging upbringing in Mechanicsville, Atlanta. Born as one of ten children, Woody faced adversity early on. His father died from cancer when he was just ten, a loss that was further complicated by a head injury that affected his speech and hearing during his childhood. Despite this, Woody managed to regain his abilities, although he has limited memories of his father.

Woody's life took another turn at 17 when he lost his mother, who he described as his steadfast anchor. This marked a shift in his life, pushing him into a turbulent adolescence marked by fights and school difficulties. He recalls being expelled on the first day back at school after her death due to a case of mistaken identity. Woody also candidly discussed the struggles his family faced with poverty and living in a house that, at times, operated like a trap house. His story offers a raw, unflinching look at overcoming personal tragedies and the impact of a challenging environment.

Trenches News Returns to Vlad TV, discussing controversial news involving prominent Chicago rappers like Lil Durk and King Von. The conversation dives into Lil Durk and his alleged involvement in a murder-for-hire plot. Six individuals have been named as co-conspirators in this high-profile case, yet only some of their identities are publicly known. Trenches News suggests the rappers’ songs have morphed into real-life scenarios, hinting at a longstanding expectation of such outcomes. The roles of these co-conspirators, particularly those labeled as number two and number four, remain speculative but are central to the unfolding legal drama. Conversations suggest ties to both the OTF (Only The Family) group and vice lords from outside factions. The complexities surrounding famed individuals like Lil Durk, who seemingly risk their career success for involvement in criminal activity, are questioned. This case forms a convoluted narrative with a backdrop of street credibility, fame, and alleged criminal undertakings.

Terrance "Gangsta" Williams returned to VladTV and shared his insights on various music industry dynamics, notably the perceived tension between rappers Kendrick Lamar and Lil Wayne. Williams discussed Kendrick's new album "GNX," which seemingly references Lil Wayne, suggesting that Kendrick admires Wayne rather than dissing him. Williams also touched on comedian Andrew Schulz's controversial remarks in response to Kendrick's lyrics about not allowing White comedians to critique Black women. After addressing Drake's lawsuit against UMG, Williams reacted to a new lawsuit against Jay-Z and touched on potential reunions and collaborations between the Hot Boys. View the full interview to hear more.

In Boosie's return to VladTV, the Baton Rouge native offered his thoughts on Kendrick Lamar performing at the Super Bowl Halftime Show in New Orleans instead of Lil Wayne. He also reacted to NBA YoungBoy allegedly dissing him on a leaked song before addressing Mike Tyson's loss to Jake Paul. Boosie talked about various legal cases concerning Quando Rondo, Young Thug, Diddy, and Young Dolph. Later in the interview, Boosie reacted to Big Meech's release, offered an update on his situation Yung Bleu, and much more.

Comedian Capone Lee discussed his life and career in a new VladTV exclusive. The stand-up comic revealed he was raised in the Bronx by his mother and grandmother after his father passed away in a car accident during his birth. He also pointed out that he was a signed rapper in high school. However, Capone became involved in the streets after his record label shelved him. Capone detailed his experiences in the streets and how a prison sentence influenced him to live a civilian life and later pursue comedy. Throughout the remainder of the interview, Capone broke down his comedic highlights and the various comedians he's mentored, such as Kevin Hart.

DJ Akademiks returned to VladTV and gave his reaction to Mike Tyson's boxing match against Jake Paul. Akademiks applauded Tyson and Paul for effectively marketing the event before speaking on the recent developments in Diddy's case. In addition to Diddy's case, he also offered his thoughts on cases involving Young Thug and Lil Durk. Later in the interview, Akademiks revisited the tension between Drake, Future and Kendrick Lamar, as well as the rift between Jay-Z and Dame Dash. To hear more, view the full interview above.

Quando Rondo sat down for his first-ever VladTV interview in 2019, where he opened up about growing up in Savannah and being raised by his great aunt after CPS removed him from his home. He went on to speak about going in and out of juvenile jail from a young age and having some of his juvenile charges rollover into adult charges that landed him in adult jail. Quando Rondo also denied being a Crip in the interview, and he opened up about his bond with NBA YoungBoy, which he says goes beyond music.

This time, we were on Bow Wow's couch in 2016 to discuss the trajectory of his career, his past relationships, his role as a father, and what it was like growing up the industry. Bow Wow begins the conversation discussing how Snoop and Dr. Dre discovered him during The Chronic Tour show in his hometown of Columbus, Ohio. A then 5-year-old, Shad went by the rap name "Kid Gangsta" and his mother allowed him to go on tour with Death Row at the time. This would lead the start of his rap career as Snoop Dogg would rename him Lil Bow Wow, Kurupt would write his rhymes, and 2Pac would be recording in a studio he ran around in. Even with all of this happening around him, Shad reveals he also wanted to be a comedian at heart. The 29-year-old also delves into his personal and working relationship with JD, and what it was like to be an adolescent surrounded by a barrage of women. Expressing that he's always wanted the women JD had around him, which leads to him reaffirming that he lost his virginity to Esther Baxter, while she may not have known it at the time. The conversation takes a heavy turn when Bow Wow talks about some of the struggles in his life; such as being at a low point and considering suicide, his baby mama drama, and his break up with former fiancee Erica Mena. It was during one of his dark moments that he rebuilt his bond with JD after a great heart to heart. He also reminisces on what it was like to have four #1 albums, why he signed to Cash Money, his acting career, and his plans to become one of his generation's biggest music pioneer and mogul.

In this full-length interview from 2022, Jacqueline "Loca D" Montanez talks about being a former member of Chicago's maniac Latin Disciples and growing up in West Chicago. She reveals that her stepfather was a high-ranking member of Latin Kings. At age seven, Jacqueline started getting raped at home by him. Her mother didn't know about it in the beginning, but she started to learn about it when she turned 12 years old. In response, her mother gave Jacqueline up to Child Protective Services in order to protect her from her stepdad. Jacqueline subsequently ran away from the group home she was sent to and joined the maniac Latin Disciples. As the discussion moves along, she explains how she was initiated into the criminal organization before detailing their cross-town rivalry with the Latin Kings.  Later in the interview, she talks about getting arrested for killing two of her gang's rivals (in an act of retaliation because her friend was murdered) before explaining what her first day in prison was like as a teenager. She reveals that she busted a prison guard's head open and that she was stabbed by a Latin Queens while in prison. From there, she talks about the corrupt police officer who worked her case and how his sketchy history led to her case being re-opened. Lastly, she discusses the pain and grief that she has to go live with now by explaining that she is working on forgiving herself for killing people, trying to forgive her mother for giving her up for adoption, and her marriage to her wife. She also shares her thoughts on the untimely death of Takeoff from Migos. Support Loca D's FutureForTomorrowsYouth GoFundMe at: http://spot.fund/g4pHlscs

Earthquake discussed a variety of topics in his 2020 interview with VladTV. The comedian explained what it was like being a stand-up comic during the pandemic before reacting to Terry Crews' decision to not retaliate after allegedly being groped by talent agent Adam Venit. Earthquake also opened up about his experiences with police, while talking about George Floyd and Tamir Rice. He also offered his thoughts on sports personality Jason Whitlock, as well as the way Black athletes are treated by professional sports leagues. Later in the interview, Earthquake talked about the child support system, Eddie Murphy, Rick James, and more.

Michael Jai White returned to VladTV to discuss the boxing match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul. He reflected on the previous statement that Jake Paul stood no chance against the former heavyweight champion. Reacting to Tyson's loss, the action star pointed out strategic flaws in Tyson's approach. The actor also offered his thoughts on Jon "Bones" Jones' recent victory, as well as Devin Haney's lawsuit against Ryan Garcia and Golden Boy Promotions. Michael Jai White also listed his favorite fighting scenes and talked about Denzel Washington's approach to acting. To hear more, including his thoughts on HBO's "The Penguin," view the full interview above.

Freeway Ricky Ross sat down with DJ Vlad to discuss a variety of topics in this new VladTV exclusive. The businessman gave his reaction to the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul match before pointing out the economic similarities between civilian life and life behind bars. Ross also broke down the rewards and challenges of opening a legal cannabis business and investing in entertainers early on in their careers. He offered his thoughts on various crime figures, some whom were recently released, as well as recent cases involving Diddy, Lil Durk, and Young Thug. Later in the interview, Freeway Ricky talked about the upcoming Keefe D trial and the impact of Nipsey Hussle's passing.

FYB J Mane joined VladTV for a new exclusive on his life and career. The Chicago native talked about his father's ties to the Black Disciples and serving over a decade in prison. J Mane also pointed out his childhood connections to other Chicago figures, such as FBG Duck, G Herbo, Lil Bibby, and Lil Reese. He addressed his entry into the rap industry and his past feud with Chief Keef before offering his thoughts on FBG Duck's passing. J Mane mentioned other topics, including King Von's passing, Trenches News, Mama Duck, and Lil Durk's case. To hear more, view the full interview above.

Comedian Andrew Schulz had his first VladTV interview in 2016. The co-host of the "Brilliant Idiots" podcast discussed his initial struggles in the comedy world, encountering boos and physical altercations with audience members. After commenting on celebrity scandals at the time, Schulz talked about extreme laws in the Middle East and expressed his belief that the South wasn't punished enough for slavery in the U.S. Later in the interview, the comic explained the differences in expectations between Black men and White men, and boldly claimed "Off The Wall" is Michael Jackson's worst album. To hear more, view the full album above.

In 2017 Carmen Bryan, Nas' ex with whom he has a child, spoke to Vlad about her long and storied relationship with Nas, their child Destiny, and the infamous Nas-Jay Z beef.

In this 202 VladTV exclusive, mafia figure Ori Spado recounted his life throughout the underworld and some of his interactions with people like Sonny and Michael Franzese as well as his dealings with Suge Knight and Haitian Jack. 

In this 2016 interview, comedian and TV personality Andrew Schulz is back on the Vlad couch this week to discuss an array of topics from cultural appropriation to considering Muhammad Ali to have been a modern day prophet similar to Jesus.

The brilliant idiot starts the conversation giving his opinion on Drake's recent album "VIEWS." He believes it was a decent effort but feels the album should have been shorter. "There's probably 8 hot songs on 'Views' but it's twenty songs long... Give me that 'Views' a la carte," he jokingly says in relation to its lack of brevity. While addressing the worldly sounds of the album, DJ Vlad brings up Mr. Vegas' issue with what he felt was Drake culturally appropriate the reggae/dancehall style. To which Schulz says, "When it comes to cultural appropriation, I don't believe that is a thing." He explains why he believes only broke people argue over the credit for creating what's cool. Later on Schulz and Vlad debate Michael Jackson and Nas' best albums. The conversation quickly turns from the standards of what make a classic album, to the standards of women that both men would accept in their dating lives. Andrew then delves into why he feels men should be giving half their salaries to the child's mother for a peace of mind, when asked about Derek Fisher paying out $109K monthly to his ex-wife. Lastly, Schulz closes out the interview clarifying what he meant when he tweeted "this is a rap thing" when discussing the Troy Ave shooting incident. He states that he meant to say "gangster rap" and how that genre of music came from the streets but now ultimately also directs how street matters are handled.

In this VladTV exclusive from 2021, rapper Young Buck opened up about his rise to prominence and the drawbacks of being in the public eye while dealing with real-life situations. Buck detailed how things soured between him and 50 Cent but expressed a deep love and loyalty for G-Unit that even Fif's antics can't undermine. He also discussed the rumors surrounding him and a transwoman, the influence of Three 6 Mafia as a native Tennesseean, and seeing Birdman kiss Lil Wayne, Turk, and BG.

In this full interview from 2019, Don "Magic" Juan spoke all about his illustrious career in the pimp game, while detailing all the highs and lows that came with the profession. Prior to pimping, he recalls being molested at the age of 5 and having sex with a 26-year-old when he was only 13, while mentioning that he had 13 girlfriends before he ever became a pimp. Additionally, he speaks on the mentality that's needed to work with prostitutes, noting the importance of fear in maintaining a sense of control and respect.

In 2022 DC street figure Ears Da Christ sat down for his first-ever VladTV interview, where he started off detailing his upbringing in the city in the 80s. He explained that he was one of two children being raised by his single mother, and Ears Da Christ detailed how he started doing petty thievery. From there, Ears Da Christ spoke about getting more heavily involved in the streets, including selling drugs, which led to him speaking about meeting Alpo Martinez. During the conversation, Ears Da Christ spoke about former DC kingpin Wayne “Silk” Perry, who Alpo testified against in court, never getting out of prison. Ears Da Christ also addressed Alpo getting out of prison and leaving witness protection, only to return to Harlem, where he was killed last year. To hear more, including Ears Da Christ looking back on his life, hit the above clip.

In this full-length interview, Unique Mecca Audio starts by speaking to a VladTV correspondent about being the cousin of famed activist Marcus Garvey. Hall explained that while he saw photos of Marcus at his grandparents’ home in Jamaica, he didn’t put the pieces together until he came to the U.S. From there, Hall spoke about growing up in Kingston, Jamaica. He explained that he didn’t get his first pair of shoes until he moved to America. Unique then shared stories about seeing police in Jamaica riding on horseback and handcuffing people with rope, like in the Western movies he was watching as a kid. He then explained that the only people to look up to when he was a kid were the criminals. Moving along, Unique Mecca Audio spoke about getting in the streets, and he explained that when he was in Jamaica, he didn’t realize that the street guys were making money illegally. Unique explained that he was being told that money was literally growing on trees, and he added that he was a “child soldier.” He went on to speak about seeing violence with his "posse" in the USA. Later, Unique Mecca Audio details the dangerous political environment while growing up in Jamaica. He explained to Cavario that in the 1970s, former Prime Minister Michael Manley was “building up” Jamaica with shanty houses. When there were two parties in Jamaica, Hall explained that things got violent as the two sides faced off. As the Q&A session moves along, Unique Mecca Audio goes in-depth about his criminal empire, working with his brothers in the drug game, and expanding his business from New York to places such as Virginia and Florida. He also talks about the street politics involved with various territories in NYC between his empire, the Cali Cartel, and Dominican criminal organizations. Moving along, Unique's brother, Big Boosie, makes an appearance to reflect on what he learned from the drug game and the rap game before previewing his upcoming documentary. Lastly, Unique Mecca Audio touches on his connection to the music industry, his friendship with the late 2Pac, working with Pete Rock for the first time, and how he started the "hey-ho" chant that Naughty By Nature Made Famous. He also speaks on doing business with Diddy and Biggie's passing before reflecting on the clothing line and record label he started before he got locked up. To hear more, watch the full interview above. Order Unique Mecca Audio's Book at: http://aroarinharlem.com/ Check out Unique Mecca Audio's YouTube Channel at: https://www.youtube.com/@uniquemeccaaudionyc Interview by: Cavario

Lil Bibby came through for another VladTV interview, and this time around he managed to get DJ Vlad to do a very rare on-camera appearance. Since it had been some years since his last interview, Bibby shared his story from the beginning, growing up in Chicago and seeing his peers getting attention in the rap world. Seeing them get some success, Bibby decided to start rapping, but he admits that he was never chasing fame. Lil Bibby went on to speak about signing Juice Wrld after his brother showed Bibby his music, and he knew the late artist would be huge after hearing "Lucid Dreams." Bibby detailed his relationship with Juice Wrld, which he said was often complicated by Juice Wrld's drug use, and Bibby explained how he tried to get him to go to rehab and get clean. Bibby then got emotional while speaking about Juice Wrld's death and going to his funeral, which was the first time he had been to a funeral in years, despite losing a lot of friends. To hear more, including if Bibby will release more music, hit the above clip.

Terrance "Gangsta" Williams returned to VladTV for an in-depth discussion on a variety of topics. He started off by offering his thoughts on Big Meech's release from prison. This caused him to reflect on being locked up with the BMF leader before transitioning to other notable figures who've recently been released from prison, including Ali "Zoe" Adam and King Tut. Throughout the rest of the sit-down, Terrance Williams and DJ Vlad discuss many more topics, such as Lil Durk, Lil Wayne, Young Thug, and Birdman. View the full interview above to hear more.

Boxing trainer Bill Haney returned to VladTV to discuss Mike Tyson's upcoming match against Jake Paul, Ryan Garcia, and much more. Haney gave Jake Paul credit for bringing fresh eyes to boxing and elevating his star power so that he could secure a match against Tyson. He also talked about Ryan Garcia's win over his son, world champion Devin Haney, getting overturned after he tested positive for a banned substance. Revisiting his old BMF ties, Bill Haney reacted to Big Meech's release from prison. He also talked about Lil Durk's legal issues, the state of boxing, and Devin Haney's upcoming plans.

In this new VladTV exclusive, Michael Franzese discussed his experience being locked up with the Menendez brothers. The former mobster empathized with the brothers, particularly Lyle, who he had multiple interactions with and recalled hearing about the abuse that the brothers endured. Franzese also offered his thoughts on Lil Durk's case before reflecting on his social media feud with Joey Merlino and his relationship with Sammy The Bull. Later in the interview, Franzese talked about Diddy's case, the Israel-Palestine conflict, interviewing the Son of Sam, and his thoughts on Mike Tyson's upcoming bout against Jake Paul.

Bricc Baby returned to VladTV to speak on Lil Durk's arrest. He responded to rumors that he was "co-conspirator 4" in the indictment, as well as the rumored reasons for Quando Rondo disassociating himself from the Rolling 60s. After speaking about the details and implications of Lil Durk's case, Bricc Baby gave his reaction to Young Thug's release from jail and Thug's ties to Gunna. The No Jumper host also talked about Big Meech release from prison, Nipsey Hussle, and much more.

In this new VladTV exclusive, LA rapper Lefty Gunplay opens up about his tumultuous upbringing, marked by his mixed heritage and absence of his father. Lefty grew up in Baldwin Park, California, raised by his Guatemalan and Mexican mother after his White father from Mississippi left the family for a new life in Florida. Resentment towards his absent father, who provided only financial support on rare occasions, fueled Lefty's early descent into gang life. Lefty candidly describes the hardships of growing up in a trailer park and turning to the streets at the age of 13, seeking the fatherly guidance he was denied at home through local gangs. By 14, Lefty faced arrest for an alleged shooting incident, leading to a brutal three-year stint in juvenile detention. Despite these early challenges, Lefty's experiences have significantly influenced his music and persona. Throughout the rest of the interview, Lefty Gunplay details overcoming incarceration throughout his 20s to breaking through as a rising rap star.

Wack100 returned to VladTV and immediately reacted to Lil Durk's arrest. Wack broke down the case, along with DJ Vlad, and talked about the implications and possible outcomes for the Chicago rapper. The manager and commentator also talked about Quando Rondo and the legal issues that music mogul Diddy is facing. He offered his thoughts on BMF co-founder Big Meech's release from prison before speaking on additional topics, including Mike Tyson, Keefe D and Polo G. View the full interview above to hear more.

In a new VladTV exclusive, Lul Tim delves into his life journey and the infamous 2020 shooting incident in Atlanta, where King Von was killed while attacking his friend, Quando Rondo. Growing up on the east side of Savannah, Georgia, Lul Tim was raised by his mother and grandmother, alongside his siblings. Despite a supportive relationship with his father, financial constraints marked his childhood, pushing him toward the streets in middle school as a means to attain things he desired. Tim explained his friendship with Quando Rondo and witnessing his friend break through as a successful rapper. He also walked viewers through the events that led him to use lethal force to defend Quando Rondo from King Von's attack, as well as the aftermath of the fatal incident. Later in the interview, Lul Tim offered his thoughts on Lil Durk and multiple OTF members getting charged for Lul Pab's death.

In this 2019 interview, Darryl 'Lil D' Reed opens up about his life story that found him making millions of dollars on the streets at a young age, only to eventually get caught and spend over 30 years in prison. He also speaks on President Obama granting him clemency in 2016, and how he hopes to be an example for the next generation to make smarter choices. To hear the full interview, hit the video above.

Chuck Zito joined VladTV to discuss his storied career as an actor, stuntman, celebrity bodyguard, and former Hells Angel. He talked about his father's professional boxing career, which influenced him to pursue the sport during his youth. Despite winning the Golden Gloves, he passed on pursuing boxing as a profession in order to provide for his family. Zito explained how he became a member of the Hells Angels and a bodyguard to various A-List stars, such as Liza Minnelli, Michael Jackson, Sylvester Stallone, and Angelina Jolie. He also addressed his actor and stuntman career, where he worked on over 150 films, often doubling for stars like Mickey Rourke. To hear more about Chuck Zito's Hollywood tales and the legal issues he encountered as a Hells Angel, check out the full interview above.

Tony Yayo returned to VladTV to discuss a variety of topics. The G-Unit rapper talked about the feedback he receives on his VladTV interviews and 50 Cent's new residency in Las Vegas before reacting to Big Meech's release from prison. He also talked about other individuals who have overcome long prison sentences, such as the founder of Zoe Pound. He also revisited the rivalry between Jimmy Henchman and Chris Lighty, and talked about Diddy, J. Cole, Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Fat Joe, and more.

Comedian Aries Spears returned for another VladTV exclusive. The stand-up started off the discussion by giving his opinion on Dwyane Wade's statue and explaining why Caitlin Clark is a better basketball player than Angel Reese. He also talked about the legal issues that Diddy and Lil Durk have encountered before addressing Tom Brady and Denzel Washington. To hear more, as well as Aries Spears' thoughts on quitting comedy, check out the full interview above.

In 2023, Dr. Steven Greer, the founder of the Disclosure Project, discussed the need for increased transparency in investigations into UFO sightings and demands for classified information on possible extraterrestrial technology. Greer criticized the current process, stating it lacks a proper hearing with subpoena power, preventing key whistleblowers from coming forward. He stresses the need for a long-term, thorough investigation and dismissed the idea of appointing an external panel of experts, alleging the risk of infiltration by those seeking to maintain secrecy. During the interview, Dr. Greer provided alleged photos of extraterrestrials. To hear more, check out the full interview above.

Boxing legend Evander Holyfield discussed his upbringing and storied boxing career in this 2023 VladTV exclusive. Born in Alabama as the youngest of nine children, Holyfield moved to Atlanta with his single mother and siblings at a young age. He first got into boxing at the age of eight when he joined the Boys Club. He said his quick success in the ring earned him the name "one punch Holyfield." The Hall of Famer broke down his childhood accomplishments in the sport before detailing his first interaction with Mike Tyson when he was 20 years old. Holyfield talked about his notable fights against Mike Tyson, Buster Douglas, George Foreman, and Riddick Bowe, as well as winning multiple championships throughout his career. He also opened up about the fortune he amassed as a boxer and the financial hardships he encountered later on. Later in the interview, Holyfield talked about his retirement and the rumored rubber match between him and Mike Tyson. To hear more, check out the full interview above.

In 2016, Russell Simmons discussed his book, "The Happy Vegan," and his decision to switch his lifestyle and diet. The business mogul also talked about hustling in the streets of Queens before creating Def Jam and signing some of Hip-Hop's most legendary acts. The Def Jam explained that he he split from Rick Rubin to pursue other business ventures and addressed the lack of diversity in Hollywood. Later in the interview, Simmons and DJ Vlad debated whether money brings true happiness or not. View the rest of the interview to hear Russell Simmons detail his experiences with Def Comedy Jam, Phat Farm, and much more.

Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. appeared on VladTV last November to share about his family's fascinating and storied past. His father was Robert F. Kennedy, also known as Bobby, who was the brother of John F. Kennedy and son of Joseph Kennedy. RFK Jr. detailed how close-knit the Kennedy family was, discussing both happy times, such as dinner with his grandparents and boating expeditions with his grandfather, and tragedies, including the loss of two uncles during World War II. He also addressed rumors regarding his grandfather's involvement in bootlegging, explaining that Joseph Kennedy didn't enter the alcohol industry until after Prohibition ended and further proclaiming that he was a prohibitionist himself. RFK Jr. refutes legacy-tarnishing rumors that were circulated at the time of his father's assassination as an intentional CIA-led effort to discredit the family's name. RFK Jr. also addressed JFK's presidency and assassination before he opened up about J. Edgar Hoover, his father's assassination, Fidel Castro, the "Kennedy Curse," his presidential campaign, and much more.

Ali "Zoe" Adam, founder of the infamous Zoe Pound gang, opens up about his tumultuous life journey for the first time following an eight-year prison sentence on kingpin charges. In an exclusive VladTV interview, Adam shares his story from fleeing political turmoil in Haiti. Settling in Florida at age nine, Adam's family, despite facing adversity, managed to establish a legitimate business by opening a supermarket in Carol City. However, Adam was soon influenced by the world of crime. Throughout the interview, Adam details Zoe Pound's founding, his dealings with various rappers, and what his life is like now post-incarceration.

Mike Tyson sat down for his first-ever VladTV interview in 2020 ahead of his exhibition fight with Roy Jones, and Mike started from the beginning of his story growing up in Brooklyn. From there, he shared highlights of his storied career, including his friendship with 2Pac and feeling guilty for pressuring 2Pac to come to Las Vegas. Mike also opened up to Zab Judah about Don King, and they both thanked the infamous promoter for never pressing charges on them. Moving along, Tyson spoke about his fights against Evander Holyfield, and Mike admitted that he regrets biting Holyfield. To hear more, including Mike stating that he feels like he won his fight against Buster Douglas, hit the full interview above.

In this VladTV interview from 2023, global UFO expert Dr. Steven Greer detailed his life and career encountering and researching extraterrestrials. He talked about his first encounter as an eight-year-old and then later in his teen years. His interest eventually led him to leave his career as a medical doctor and devote his full-time career to UFOs. Throughout the interview, Dr. Greer detailed the government's alleged involvement in concealing facts about UFO encounters and technology. He also confirmed and dispelled rumors about aliens before explaining what the future may hold for human relations with extraterrestrials.

Karrine Steffans sat down with VladTV in 2015 and detailed more of her experiences with various stars. She spoke extensively about her romance with Lil Wayne. During the interview, she revealed that Drake had ghostwritten songs for Lil Wayne amid Drake's own ghostwriting scandal. The author also broke down the dynamic between Birdman and Lil Wayne, who were allegedly involved in a business dispute at the time. Throughout the rest of the interview, Karrine talked about her past relationship with Bobby Brown, double standards for women, and the rise of cosmetic surgeries.

In April, O-Block Louie, close friend of late rapper King Von, detailed getting shot in the head during the shooting that resulted in Von's death. First, he talked about his upbringing in Chicago and his early connection to Chief Keef. He also detailed his friendship with King Von and Von's unlikely rise as a rap star after being acquitted in a murder case. Louie later detailed the fatal incident that was sparked by a confrontation between King Von and Quando Rondo. He broke down his recovery process after getting shot in the head and admitted that he doesn't remember much from the fatal night. Louie later reflected on FBG Duck's passing and the ensuing O-Block 6 trial before speaking about King Von's legacy.

In 2016, late DJ Clark Kent discussed his journey in Hip-Hop. He admitted that his first turntable came after he looted a store during the infamous blackout of 1977 in New York City. Kent established himself as a known DJ in New York, which led to him becoming the tour DJ for Dana Dane. Clark Kent would go on to become the tour DJ for rap legends Notorious B.I.G. and Jay-Z. The DJ described recognizing Jay-Z's potential early on and drew comparisons between Hov and Biggie. He also discussed the circumstances behind Jay-Z's rap feud with Nas, as well as Jay-Z's unreleased diss record towards 2Pac. To hear more, view the full interview above.

Actor and comedian Michael Rapaport returned to VladTV for the first time since 2017. The media personality offered his thoughts on the Israel-Hamas conflict and revisited his reaction to Kanye West's past comments about the Jewish community. After working with late film director John Singleton on "Higher Learning," Rapaport responded to the circumstances that led to Singleton's removal from the 2Pac biopic. During the interview, he also talked about Diddy's legal issues and his feuds with Kevin Durant, LeBron James, and Meek Mill.

Oschino returned to VladTV to discuss a number of topics, including Jaguar Wright's accusations against Jay-Z and Diddy's legal issues. The former Roc-A-Fella artist talked about similar cases that are centered around the same charges as Diddy's before breaking down the nuances of the prison environment. Oschino also spoke further about Dame Dash's strained relationship with Jay-Z and opened up about Kareem "Biggs" Burke's role at Roc-A-Fella. Later in the interview, Oschino offered his thoughts on the feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, Ybcdul, YSL's RICO trial, Young Dolph's trial, and more.