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In 2021, YouTube sensation Kevin Samuels came through for his first-ever VladTV interview, where he spoke about growing up in the projects of Oklahoma City and going through a lot of challenges, including beating cancer. He went on to speak about starting his YouTube channel in 2015, and going viral for his advice, which some view as being very harsh. Kevin then explained his definition of a “high-value man,” and he went on to speak about various celebrity women, including Saweetie, Beyonce, and Megan Thee Stallion. Kevin also addressed Lori Harvey dating various celebrity men, his beef with Dr. Umar Johnson, and his thoughts on cancel culture.

In 2011, Demetrius "Big Meech" Flenory interviewed from behind bars with author Cavario H. Here, Big Meech talks about the mythos of the drug dealer in America. Meech speaks about how he was taken down on his brother's indictment, not on his own crimes.Big Meech speaks about being a real-life Tony Montana, BMF Entertainment, and accusations of cooperating with the government. Meech's larger than life persona, paired with the BMF empire he was able to create still dominate and influence popular culture more than a decade after his arrest. Watch the full interview above.

Boosie has come through for several VladTV interviews over the years, but none have been bigger than his sit-down in 2019. During the interview, Boosie spoke about giving advice to NBA YoungBoy, and his thoughts on Keefe D's interview with VladTV about the 2Pac shooting in Las Vegas. You can hear more, including Boosie's thoughts on Lil Nas X, Gucci Mane, and Meek Mill, above.

In 2020 John Alite, a former hitman and enforcer for the Gotti and Gambino crime families, came through for his first-ever interview with VladTV, where he detailed his time with the mob. John started from the beginning, including his violent upbringing, and he transitioned into how he first started shooting people and getting involved with the Gambino crime family and John Gotti. From there, he spoke about ordering hits himself but says that he wouldn't consider himself a serial killer because he killed with a purpose. To hear more, including John's prison experience and John Gotti Jr. taking a "rat agreement," hit the full video above.

In 2022 Michael Franzese came through for yet another VladTV interview, and he started off speaking about his new book, “Mafia Democracy: How Our Republic Become a Mob Racket,” where he compares how the government is a better-run version of the mob. Michael also spoke about being portrayed in “Goodfellas” and knowing the real guy who Ray Liotta played in the movie, who was put into witness protection. This led to a discussion about Alpo Martinez leaving witness protection to come back to Harlem, where he was ultimately killed. During the conversation, Michael also spoke about Sammy The Bull doing a VladTV interview, which led to Michael speaking about his relationship with Sammy. To hear more, including Michael speaking about the YSL RICO case, hit the full interview above.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore sat down with VladTV to discuss his life and political career. As Maryland's first Black governor and only the third Black governor in U.S. history, Moore spoke about the significance of his achievement. He also described growing up in the Bronx and Baltimore, which included a run-in with the law and a period of academic decline. After graduating from the military academy, Governor Moore attended Johns Hopkins University and Oxford before serving in Afghanistan. Throughout the rest of the interview, Moore detailed his careers in investment banking and politics, as well as his successful run for Governor. To hear Governor Moore's thoughts on this year's upcoming presidential election, view the full interview above.

Tariq Nasheed returned to VladTV after an eight-year absence. The absence stemmed from an incident where Tariq crashed VladTV's interview with Tommy Sotomayor. DJ Vlad and Tariq Nasheed reflected on the incident and how they were able to move past it. Throughout the interview, Tariq commented on a variety of topics, starting with Ryan Garcia's controversial rant. He also addressed the rap feud between Kendrick Lamar and Drake before debating whether Latinos and Jamaicans helped create Hip-Hop -- a topic that he focuses on in his documentary, "Microphone Check." During the interview, Tariq Nasheed also talks about Diddy, Kanye West, Dr. Umar, Candace Owens, and much more.

In 202 Drakeo The Ruler sat down for a VladTV exclusive where he detailed his burgeoning rap career and how it was almost completely derailed by a murder case. The rapper talked about his upbringing and how a felony charge at 18 led him further into the streets. A previous acquaintance led him to work with DJ Mustard once he started rapping. However, his refusal to sign to the multi-platinum producer soured the relationship. Drakeo the Ruler recounted going to prison for 10 months after a condo he was shooting a music video in got raided by LA County Sheriffs. It was there where he realized his music was gaining him a loyal fanbase. He later detailed getting charged with murder and five attempted murder charges stemming from a shooting that was supposedly targeted at fellow LA rapper RJ.  During Drakeo's time in prison, he recalled seeing Soulja Boy in protective custody and described his experience while on trial. Despite beat multiple serious charges, the district attorney refiled charges and Drakeo eventually took a plea deal despite his innocence. Throughout the rest of the interview, Drakeo discussed adjusting to life outside of prison and what his plans are moving forward.

Gilbert Arenas returned for another VladTV exclusive. The former NBA star reacted to this year's NBA Finals. While he applauded the Celtics for winning its 18th championship, he stopped short of calling the franchise the best in NBA history. He also addressed Jayson Tatum's historic $314 million dollar deal, which caused him to reflect on his own nine-figure deal. Later in the interview, Gilbert Arenas talked about the Lakers drafting LeBron James' son, Bronny. Throughout the rest of the interview, he opened up about additional topics, such as NBA relationships, Adidas, Michael Jordan, Carmelo Anthony, and much more.

Seven years since his last appearance, MC Eiht returned for another VladTV exclusive. The West Coast rap legend started by offering his thoughts on Kendrick Lamar's rap feud with Drake and the Compton star's "Pop Out" concert. The conversation transitioned to rap beefs that turned violent during MC Eiht's era before addressing the impact of his Compton peers, such as NWA and DJ Quik. MC Eiht also criticized Keefe D for implicating himself in 2Pac's passing, the theories surrounding Biggie Smalls' death, and the intimidation tactics Suge Knight would use. Throughout the rest of the interview, MC Eiht talked about Diddy's legal issues, No Jumper's interview with Blockstar, Foolio, and much more.

Wack100 returned to VladTV and immediately addressed a false story about VladTV's studio getting raided by federal investigators. He also broke down the circumstances that led to his failed attempt at bailing Keefe D out of jail and explained why The Game was absent from Kendrick Lamar's "Pop Out" concert. Vlad and Wack discussed the feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar and analyzed Drake's impact on the careers of various rap artists. After comparing YG and Drakeo The Ruler's influence, Wack offered an update on Blueface and Chrisean Rock's legal issues. Throughout the rest of the interview, Wack100 discussed Nipsey Hussle, Polo G, Diddy, Tory Lanez, 2Pac, and much more.

Jonathan Jacob Meijer -- the man who is the subject of the popular Netflix docu-series, "The Man with 1,000 Kids" -- joined VladTV for a discussion about his life and the topics mentioned in the Netflix series. Meijer talked about his upbringing in the Netherlands and his career pursuits, which included working in marketing, becoming a teacher, and getting into music. He also explained the circumstances that led him to become a sperm donor. Throughout the interview, Meijer pointed out what the Netflix documentary got right and wrong about him while detailing his experiences as a donor. To hear more on Jonathan Jacob Meijer's reaction to the Netflix documentary, as well as what's changed since the documentary's premiere, check out the full interview above.

In a candid interview with Shawn Prez, retired sniper Nicholas Irving reflected on the recent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, sharing his unique professional insights. Irving, known for providing top-tier security services to high-profile figures such as Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton, was astounded by the perceived security lapses during the incident. Irving broke down how he would've scouted the area prior to the rally and how we would've responded to the immediate threat. He also pointed out the errors that contributed to the alleged shooter failing to fatally wound the presidential candidate. Later in the interview, Irving talked about the casualties, the possible motives for the assassination attempt, and the government's response and statements since the incident. Throughout the rest of the interview, Irving used his expertise to comment on wars in Ukraine and Israel, as well as shooting involving Drake's bodyguard, Foolio, and Tory Lanez.

Famous jeweler Ben Baller detailed his life and career in a new VladTV exclusive. He broke down his background and the impact the Korean War had on his parents. Although he was born to hardworking immigrant parents, Ben Baller had early run-ins with the law before immersing himself in early Hip-Hop culture through breakdancing. After college, he started off as Tia Carrera's assistant before becoming a DJ. Leveraging his relationship through DJing led Ben Baller to a job at Priority Records, where he was eventually elevated to Senior Executive VP of A&R. Ben Baller would later join Dr. Dre's Aftermath Records before transitioning into one of the industry's top jewelers. To hear more of Ben Baller's story, check out the full interview above.

Mob James returned to VladTV for another exclusive sit-down on various topics. During his conversation with Reggie Wright Jr., James offered his thoughts on Blockstar's interview with No Jumper, where he explained his involvement in Pop Smoke's passing. After pointing out the differences between Adam22's interview with Blackstar and DJ Vlad's interview with Keefe D, James reflected on Kendrick Lamar's "Pop Out" concert. Moving along, the former Death Row affiliate addressed updates in the separate cases involving Keefe D and Diddy. He also talked about the legal issues related to Blueface, Chrisean Rock, Polo G, Sean Kingston, and the passing of Foolio. Throughout the rest of the interview, Mob James opened up about Harry O, 50 Cent, Dr. Dre, and more.

In 2017 Cardi B stopped by VladTV to discuss her life growing up in the Bronx and her rising music career. She discusses dating women, but never falling in love with one and her stance on threesomes. She also talks about the assumption that she has a ghostwriter, but writing all of her lyrics and studying bars and metaphors. Cardi B goes on to talk about the pros and cons of fame, and the adjustment in to her new life. Check out the full interview here!

Tony Yayo sat down with VladTV for another exclusive interview. First, the G-Unit rapper reacted to Kendrick Lamar's "Pop Out" concert, calling the event a pivotal moment in Kendrick's feud with Drake and a memorable show overall. While Tony Yayo applauded Drake and Kendrick for their individual performances throughout the battle, he agreed with Boosie on the dangers and violent outcomes that rap beef creates. He also reacted to 50 Cent's recent social media post addressing BMF's Southwest T. During the conversation, Tony Yayo highlighted social media and technology's impact on society -- specifically the youth -- and emphasized setting a good example for the upcoming generations. Throughout the interview, the rap veteran addressed Diddy, Cassie, Cam'ron, and much more.

In 2018, Ayanna Jackson chose to sit down with VladTV in her first-ever on-camera interview more than 20 years after accusing 2Pac of sexual assault. During the hour-long conversation, Jackson revealed the details of meeting Pac, the breath of their "friendship", and the alleged assault by Pac and his associates weeks later at the Parker Meridien hotel in NYC.

In 2022 Teddy Riley came through for his first-ever VladTV interview, and he started off speaking about his upbringing and how his family discovered that he was musically inclined as a child. After Gladys Knight brought him onstage as a kid, Teddy revealed that he was inspired to pursue a career in music, and he went on to explain how he went to school with Doug E. Fresh, who he started working with on music. From there, Teddy continued to speak more about his early music career, including working with Keith Sweat and later forming Guy with Aaron Hall and Timmy Gatling, who was later replaced by Aaron’s brother Damion. After speaking about the highs and lows of the group, which eventually broke up, Teddy spoke about producing hit songs for Bobby Brown, including “My Prerogative,” and Teddy also spoke about working with Michael Jackson. To hear more, hit the full interview above.

In this 2023 full-length interview, one of the greatest R&B singer/songwriters of all time, Smokey Robinson, details his upbringing in Detroit, where he lived in a packed house. He spoke about being one of 11 kids in the house, most of whom were his nieces and nephews who, due to closeness in age, were more like his siblings. He also discussed his father’s journey out of Selma, Alabama, into Detroit after stabbing a white kid who bullied him for years and fleeing town at only 12 years old. Moving along, the legendary R&B singer recalls starting a vocal group in elementary school and later forming his first official band, The Five Chimes. He goes on to explain what inspired the group's inception before saying that they eventually evolved into The Miracles. As the discussion continues, he talks about growing up with a young Diana Ross and Aretha Franklin as his childhood neighbors. Later, Smokey Robinson talks about growing up in Detroit when many of his friends were dabbling in criminal mischief and gang activity. He also talks about the experience of his former group, The Matadors, auditioning for Jackie Wilson's manager. The Motown legend explains that although the audition didn't go for the group, it served as his personal introduction to Barry Gordy, Jackie Wilson's primary songwriter. As the conversation nears an end, he looks back on the first time he retired, the events leading up to recording his first album, being the Vice President of Motown Records. He also shares his thoughts on Michael Jackson's early releases as a solo artist before touching on his friendship with the late Rick James and the tragic murder of Marvin Gaye.

In 2015, Greg Kading -- the former LAPD detective who investigated the deaths of 2Pac and Biggie Smalls -- sat down with VladTV for the first time and detailed his findings. He explained how he convinced Keefe D to admit that Orlando Anderson was responsible for fatally shooting 2Pac in Las Vegas. He also revealed that Suge Knight paid Orlando Anderson to testify for him despite the fatal encounter. For the first time, check out Greg Kading's first VladTV interview in full.

Back in 2016, Azie Faison sits on the Vlad Couch to discuss his relationship with Alpo and Rich Porter, the death of Rich, and the accuracy of the life depicted in the Roc-A-Fella films produced classic Paid in Full. He also reveals being the founder of the underground hip-hop group MobStyle. Faison admits that he dropped out of school in the ninth grade and began working at a neighborhood dry cleaners. Azie explains his success and the wealth that came with it. He concludes the interview by absolving himself of the persona that had been attached to his name.

Terrance "Gangsta" Williams returned for another sit-down with DJ Vlad. In this new VladTV exclusive, Williams talked about NBA Youngboy's legal issues and what a life behind bars might look like for the young star. After talking about Drake and Kendrick Lamar, Williams reacted to Boosie's disdain for rap beef. He also addressed the controversy surrounding Diddy and broke down prison politics and racial lines. Williams gave his opinion on YouTube channel Swamp Storiez's video about his background before detailing more street tales from his past. To hear more, check out the full interview above.

Online personality and commentator Tommy Sotomayor joined VladTV for an in-depth interview in 2016. He started off by describing his upbringing in a household with primarily women and gave his opinion on family dynamics in the Black community. He also addressed colorism and the way interracial relationships are portrayed in America. Sotomayor also talked about Barack Obama, America's education system, and the family court system. Most notably, the interview produced a viral moment when Tariq Nasheed crashed the interview to confront Tommy Sotomayor. To view the encounter, check out the full interview above.

Billy McFarland, founder of the infamous Fyre Festival, offered an in-depth view into his life and career. He talked about having an early interest in technology, which led him to start building and selling websites before college. After dropping out of college to pursue other interests, McFarland started designing websites for A-list music artists before establishing the card-based club, Magnises. He later talked about creating Fyre Media and what influenced him to launch Fyre Festival. Throughout the rest of the interview, McFarland explained why the festival was a failure, so much so that it resulted in him serving prison time. He detailed his prison time, his thoughts on the Netflix and Hulu series about him, his life after prison, and much more.

In this 2020 VladTV full interview, Jemele Hill spoke about a variety of topics and was very candid. Hill talked about the Jacob Blake situation and addressed people debating if the shooting was justified. From there, Hill hopped into more political topics, speaking on Candace Owens, and also address her tweet about people voting for Trump. Hill then addressed why her show with Michael Smith failed, and the reaction to Smith not dating her to play Madden. Hill rounded out her interview by speaking to Vlad about the NFL, Marcellus Wiley, Colin Kaepernick, and Black people having “broke PTSD.”

In 2021 Gilbert Arenas came through for his first-ever VladTV interview, where he shared his life story, including how he got into basketball and later being recruited to the University of Arizona. While at Arizona, Gilbert spoke about playing in the national championship game, and later leaving college to enter the NBA draft. Despite having strong considerations in the first round, Arenas was the 31st overall pick by the Golden State Warriors. Gilbert went on to speak more about his NBA career, including playing against LeBron and Kobe, playing in All-Star games, and gambling in the NBA. Elsewhere, Arenas spoke about his ex, Laura Govan, his assistant stealing $2.1 million from him, being involved in the Matt Barnes/Derek Fisher incident, and winning $300,000 in the lottery. To hear more, including Gilbert naming his top NBA players and his friendship with Nick Young, hit the full interview above.

In his 2017 sit-down with VladTV, West Coast rap legend MC Eiht discussed his career and experiences in Hip-Hop. The rapper opened up about West Coast artists losing their identity over the years by trying to follow rap trends. He also addressed his past feud with DJ Quik and pointed out how important their collaborations were, revealing that their beef had a real street element. MC Eiht explained how he ended up on Kendrick Lamar's "Good Kid, M.A.A.D City." Later in the interview, MC Eiht discussed Mobb Deep's impact on East Coast gangsta rap before agreeing that Ice Cube's prime was better than Jay-Z's. After speaking on 2Pac's legacy, the Compton's Most Wanted member talked about rap beef trends and more.

DJ Vlad sat down with Luenell for another VladTV exclusive. The comedian started by offering her reaction to the controversial surveillance footage showing an altercation between Diddy and Cassie. Luenell criticized Diddy, as well as those who witnessed the violence. She also talked about Chaka Khan's daughter revealing an encounter between her mother and Diddy before reflecting on the infamous incident between Will Smith and Chris Rock at the Oscars. Luenell also addressed the aftermath of Katt Williams' viral interview with Shannon Sharpe and much more in this new interview.

In a 2023 VladTV exclusive, 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 criticizes the process so far, 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 dismisses the idea of appointing an external panel of experts, alleging the risk of infiltration by those seeking to maintain secrecy. Greer reveals the existence of secret bases storing unidentified aeronautical phenomena (UAPs) and says high-value witnesses could provide more information with appropriate legal protection. If Congress fails to act, Greer suggests that the Disclosure Project may initiate a racketeering influence corrupt organization (RICO) lawsuit against the relevant corporations and individuals. To hear more, check out the full interview above.

Former NBA player Sebastian Telfair returned for another VladTV exclusive, where he immediately gave his reaction to the Boston Celtics winning its 18th NBA title. He broke down his former team's path to the championship and the performances of Dallas Mavericks stars Kyrie Irving and Luka Doncic. As a former Adidas athlete, Telfair talked about Anthony Edwards' Adidas ad sparking a feud between the athletic brand and Cam'ron. He also addressed his ongoing divorce and Glen "Big Baby" Davis getting sentenced to prison. Throughout the rest of the interview, Sebastian Telfair talked about Bronny James' NBA potential, NBA players appearing on stage at Kendrick Lamar's "Pop Out" concert, Caitlin Clark, players adapting to retirement, and much more.

1090 Jake returned for another VladTV exclusive, where he and Vlad addressed a variety of topics. 1090 Jake talked about Bun B being called a snitch for taking the stand against a home intruder before giving his reaction to the recent updates in Young Thug's trial. He also offered his thoughts on Keefe D's case and Terrance "Gangsta" Williams' street tales in various interviews. 1090 Jake also talked about the controversy surrounding Diddy and NBA Youngboy's recent arrest. Throughout the rest of the interview, 1090 Jake speaks on more topics related to Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Chrisean Rock, Finesse2Tymes, Rod Wave, King Von and much more.

In this 2023 full-length interview, Nicholas Irving talks about his service as a special operations sniper in the 3rd Ranger Battalion for the U.S. Army before explaining how the birth of his son helped calm him down and change his demeanor from the self-described "hothead" he once was. He also talks about being bullied in high school and how his attitude changed after he shot someone, in the service of his country, for the first time. He promised himself that he would never get picked on again. Elsewhere in the conversation, Nicholas reveals that his parents were also in the service, and they both worked in the Army (Counter Intelligence) before stating that was graduated high school with a 1.70 GPA because he was constantly getting into fights at school. He also explains that his father was the disciplinarian of his household, and both of his parents were very religious during his childhood. Moving along, Nicholas discussed his desire to become a Navy Seal when he was just an elementary school student, the fact that his colorblindness got in the way of his pathway toward Navy Seal, and the career that he carved for himself as a 3rd Ranger Battalion for the U.S. Army. From there, he talks about Ranger school being the toughest program in the military, sniper school, and his third deployment to Iraq. Elsewhere in the interview, he explains the intricacies of shooting a target from over a mile away, the mathematics that allows you to arc a bullet to make it travel further and more. Interview by: Shawn Prez

Journalist Meghann Cuniff returned to VladTV, where she discussed a variety of legal cases. After gaining recognition for her reporting during the Tory Lanez and Megan Thee Stallion case, she offered an update on Tory's legal matters. She gave her reaction to Tory Lanez dissing her before talking about the rapper's circumstances in prison, the status of his appeal, and his impending divorce. Meghann Cuniff also offered her knowledge about the YSL RICO trial, the lawsuit against Diddy, Boosie's legal case and much more.

In 2016, Tariq Nasheed joined VladTV for his first sit-down with DJ Vlad. During the interview, he broke down his background and how he gained a following by writing about relationships, which led to multiple publishing deals. After talking about the economics of dating, he addressed the shifts in feminism throughout the years. Tariq Nasheed also touched on police brutality against Blacks before diving into politics and whose agenda caters to African Americans. To hear more, check out the full interview above.

In 2020 Gianni Russo came through for his first-ever interview with VladTV, and he detailed his family's mafia ties in Italy, including his mafia boss uncle being hanged in Italy. After speaking about having polio as a child and being quarantined, Gianni spoke about moving to America with his family and working for Luciano mob boss Frank Costello when he was 13. It was while working with Costello that Gianni got to know Marilyn Monroe, who Gianni lost his virginity to when he was 16 and Marilyn was 28. The two stayed close throughout the remainder of Monroe's life, and Gianni recalled being with her days before her death, which Gianni says was a murder carried out by Monroe's former lover, Bobby Kennedy. During the conversation, Gianni spoke about being cast as Carlo Rizzi in The Godfather, which was his first-ever film, and he detailed threatening Marlon Brando at the first rehearsal for the movie. He went on to explain how he was kidnapped and beaten after Pablo Escobar put a hit out on him, and how Escobar stopped the hit after realizing Gianni was in The Godfather. To hear more, including his friendships with Frank Sinatra and Bill Clinton, hit the above clip.

Dominick Cicale detailed how he rose in the ranks to become a made man and captain for the Bonanno family. He explained how he got into selling drugs at a young age before a shooting led to his first stint in prison. Throughout the interview, Cicale broke down mafia and prison politics, including how he became affiliated with the Bonannos despite being originally connected to the Genovese. Cicale talked about the value and perks members enjoy for being top earners, as well as how he ran his crew. However, Cicale also offered insight into the case that sent him to prison the last time and all of the betrayal and deceit that occurred. To hear more of Dominick Cicale's street tales, check out the full interview above.

Legendary New York Mets pitcher and three-time World Series champion Dwight "Doc" Gooden talked about his life and career in a new VladTV exclusive. Gooden revealed childhood traumas that later manifested in his adult life before breaking down his baseball journey as a child prodigy. After being a standout in his teen years, the Cy Young winner skipped college after the New York Mets drafted him with the fifth pick. After playing just one year in the minor leagues, Gooden was called up to the major league and instantly became a breakout star. As one of Major League Baseball's brightest young stars, Gooden helped reverse the Mets' fortunes into a memorable championship run in 1986. However, despite Gooden's superstardom and success, the baseball pro struggled with addiction throughout his career. To hear how Gooden battled his struggles as a baseball star and what led him to overcome his issues, check out the full interview above.

Martin Shkreli detailed his life story in a new VladTV exclusive. The infamous investor and businessman described growing up in Brooklyn with his parents, who were Albanian immigrants. He talked about his early passion for finance, which led him to join hedge fund Cramer Berkowitz shortly after college. During his young career, Shkreli found success in the pharmaceutical industry and was a millionaire by 28 years old. He also explained his controversial decision to raise prices on various medicines used for various illnesses. Later in the interview, he detailed his $1.5 million purchase of Wu-Tang Clan's one-of-a-kind "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin" album and his public feuds with Ghostface Killah, DJ Akademiks and Lil Wayne. Shkreli opened up about his securities fraud case and serving over four years in prison. To hear what Martin Shkreli has been up to since his release, check out the full interview above.

In 2021 Larry Mazza came through for his first-ever VladTV interview where he detailed how he got involved and later joined the Colombo crime family after meeting Gregory Scarpa, known as the "Grim Reaper" in the mob. During the conversation, Larry shared stories of hunting down enemies with Greg during the Colombo family war, including Larry taking down his personal enemy, Nicky Black. Larry also shared the moment when he realized Greg Scarpa was an informant, and deciding to cooperate with the feds for information against Scarpa. Larry went on to explain that he feared the FBI more than the mob after leaving prison, and he detailed working on and appearing in "The Irishman" alongside Robert DeNiro. To hear more, including his reaction to VladTV guests calling the film "inaccurate," hit the above clip.

During this full VladTV interview in 2018, Big U sits down to discuss LA life and street culture. He elaborated on personal stories such as his own encounters with the police. Big U also spoke on Suge Knight and Nipsey Hussle. Take a look at the full interview above.

In 2021 Johnny Curry sat down for his first-ever VladTV interview, where he detailed growing up in Detroit and becoming one of the biggest figures in the city's underworld. During the conversation, Johnny explained his rise in Detroit, moving to Florida and establishing a connection in Columbia, and working with various cartels. He then detailed the “White Boy Rick” story, which led to him being indicted in 1987. Johnny also spoke about the “White Boy Rick” movie starring Matthew McConaughey and the events that followed, which you can hear more about in the full interview above.

BG Knocc Out returned for another VladTV exclusive with DJ Vlad. The West Coast veteran started by offering his thoughts on Kendrick Lamar and Drake's rap feud. He applauded the battle for creating excitement for Hip-Hop despite criticism for the feud escalating into unverified gossip and mudslinging. This caused BG to reflect on past battles, particularly feuds he was involved in such as the Death Row vs. Ruthless beef. BG Knocc Out downplayed the seriousness of Eazy-E's feud with Dr. Dre, claiming that there was genuine love between the two despite their public beef. He also responded to various claims in interviews made by Suge Knight before talking about prison dynamics. Throughout the rest of the interview, BG Knocc Out reflected on classic West Coast rap battles and much more.

Comedian Tony Rock joined VladTV for an exclusive interview about his life and career. He talked about growing up in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, which was heavily impacted by the crack epidemic of the 1980s. As the younger brother of comedic legend Chris Rock, Tony recalled the challenges his brother endured due to bullying and racial hostility. After describing his relationship with Chris and Chris' success in show business, Tony explained his delayed entry into comedy. Throughout the interview, Tony Rock highlighted his career milestones, which included being a part of the main cast on Will Smith and Jada Pinkett's sitcom, "All of Us," hosting Jamie Foxx's "Apollo Live," and appearing in "Think Like a Man." The comedian also talked about brief feuds with other figures like Bow Wow and the late Charlie Murphy. Tony Rock also offered his thoughts on the infamous Oscars incident between Will Smith and Chris Rock. To hear more, check out the full interview above.

In this 2021 VladTV exclusive, Frankie Pasqua detailed his time as a former hitman for the Lucchese crime family. As a third-generation mobster, he explained why his family started with the Gambinos before switching to the Lucchese. Despite studying pre-med in college, Pasqua soon dropped out and helped run a prostitution ring in addition to providing protection for one of the Bonanno family's biggest drug dealers. He described his time in prison and his torture tactics and hits as a hitman. Pasqua also described how his father snitched on him before he himself ended up cooperating with the feds. After cooperating, Pasqua avoided a life sentence and served five years in prison due to drug charges. Check out the above interview to hear him describe his time as a mafia hitman.

IN 2021 Yungeen Ace returned for another VladTV exclusive, where he started off by explaining his collaboration with G Herbo and speaking on his friend King Von's death. He also explained how he got his recent hit, "Who I Smoke," cleared by Vanessa Carlton. Yungeen Ace also spoke on his feud with Foolio despite the two never seeing each other in person. He discussed the possibility of squashing the beef as well as the legal problems he's encountered in Jacksonville. After offering his thoughts on JayDaYoungan's string of controversial incidents, Yungeen Ace gave an update on his current and upcoming projects. Check out the above interview to hear more.

Roger Bonds returned to VladTV to discuss details of his experience as Diddy's Head of Security for nearly 10 years. He explained that he was a part of Diddy's security detail from 2003 until 2012 before speaking about allegations related to Diddy's relationship with Kim Porter. After speaking about the alleged physical altercations between Diddy and Kim Porter, Roger Bonds talked about Diddy getting Kim Porter and Sarah Chapman pregnant around the same time before pursuing Cassie. Bonds pointed out the blurred lines between Diddy acting as Cassie's label boss versus as her lover before revealing Diddy's alleged violence against Cassie and other women. Throughout the rest of the interview, Roger Bonds opened up about the details in Cassie's lawsuit, Diddy's preferences, and much more.

In this 2020 VladTV full interview, former Medallîn Cartel associate Jorge Valdes detailed his life in the drug world and explained what ultimately led him out of the game.

In 2021 Anthony Arillotta came through for his first-ever VladTV interview, where he spoke about growing up in Springfield, Massachusetts, and his father owning a successful produce business. He went on to detail his brushes with the law starting around 15 and escalating to a gun charge that landed him in prison by 21. Anthony also spoke about his association with the mob and becoming a made man with the Genovese Family, and how he found success in New York. During his time with the Genovese family, Anthony spoke about his ongoing brushes with the law and how he was taken down by the feds. To hear more, including regretting joining the mob, hit the full interview above.

In 2023 Keefe D came through for his 2nd VladTV interview, and he started off speaking about parts of his early life that he didn’t cover in his previous interview, including having six brothers and six sisters. Speaking more about his younger years, Keefe D detailed becoming a South Side Compton Crip when he was in middle school, and he also spoke about being childhood friends with Suge Knight. During the discussion, Keefe D spoke about his nephew Orlando Anderson and his aspirations to become a rapper and watching the formation of Death Row Records. Keefe also spoke about a shooting incident involving Snoop Dogg and 2Pac, and he also addressed claims that Reggie Wright made about him. Moving along, Keefe spoke about seeing things at a Hollywood party with Will Smith and Jada Pinkett, 2Pac, MC Lyte, and Queen Latifah that didn’t sit right with him. The conversation also detailed Keefe D speaking about Orlando being beat up at the MGM, the 2Pac shooting, and comparisons to King Von and 2Pac’s deaths. To hear more, including Keefe speaking about running into Suge after 2Pac’s death, and his beef with Boosie, hit the full interview above.