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In this VladTV flashback, Yungeen Ace detailed the shooting in his hometown of Jacksonville, FL that claimed the lives of his brother and two close friends. Yungeen Ace opened up about the trauma of witnessing people close to him die and how he's using that tragedy as fuel for his career.

Foolio returned to VladTV in 2022 to offer an update on a variety of topics. During the interview, Foolio's arrest was mentioned, but the rapper explained that he didn't want to speak about it. He provided an update on his label situation and explained why he didn't sign to Gucci Mane. The Jacksonville artist gave his opinion on Florida's status in the rap game before commenting on various dangerous rap beefs. Foolio also addressed his own situation and how he was able to survive the two different shootings that occurred after his first VladTV interview. Foolio passed away this past weekend after he was allegedly targeted in a fatal shooting.

In this interview, Vlad and Boosie cover a wide range of topics, starting with their shock and disappointment over a violent incident involving Diddy and Cassie, and moving on to the implications of such behavior for Diddy's career and public image. They also discuss the broader issues of enabling abusive behavior and the complexities of public forgiveness for celebrities. The conversation touches on the impact of rap beef, the role of personal relationships in criminal behavior, and the significance of loyalty and professionalism in the music industry. They reflect on economic hardships, financial prudence, and personal experiences with addiction and recovery, highlighting the real-world consequences of these issues.

Rae Sremmurd member Slim Jxmmi joined VladTV to have a detailed discussion on his life and career. The multi-platinum hitmaker described moving around as a child due to his mother's military career before settling in Mississippi. Jxmmi talked about pursuing his musical career, along with his brother Swae Lee, at an early age while working regular jobs and battling homelessness. Despite the setbacks, Slim Jxmmi and Swae Lee eventually moved to Atlanta, where they met Mike Will Made It and recorded their breakthrough hit, "No Flex Zone." After signing with Ear Drummers and Interscope, Rae Sremmurd would go on to release a string of major hits. To hear Slim Jxmmi describe the success and challenges along the way, check out the full interview above.

In this new VladTV exclusive, comedian and actress Ms. Pat detailed her journey to becoming the star of her own Emmy-nominated show. She described growing up in an illegal liquor with an abusive mother, who was also an alcoholic. She also described being assaulted by a man her mother was seeing during her youth and later becoming pregnant by an older man when she was just a young teen. Living in poverty and struggling to maintain employment as a teen mother, Ms. Pat resorted to selling drugs to provide for her family. Ms. Pat managed to scale up her operation but the law eventually caught up to her. Later in the interview, the comedian described her struggle to transition away from her illegal activities and what eventually led her to pursue comedy. She eventually caught her big break after a few high-profile podcast appearances and has since starred in multiple shows, as well as being featured in her own Netflix special. Season 4 of "The Ms. Pat Show" is currently streaming on BET+. New episodes of Pat's court show "Ms. Pat Settles It" are also currently airing on BET. And her new "Hot and Flashy" standup tour just went on sale. Go to www.MsPatComedy.com for show and ticket info.

In a new VladTV exclusive, Baton Rouge's own Young Bleed delves into his journey from humble beginnings to becoming a revered figure in the hip-hop world. Growing up in the Southside bottoms of Baton Rouge, Young Bleed experienced the gritty realities of the crack epidemic sweeping through neighborhoods in the '80s and '90s. His mother had him at 17, risking her life to ensure his birth. Young Bleed talked about becoming a rapper at a young age, during Hip-Hop's infancy, and how he helped start the Concentration Camp collective. He later explained how one of his popular songs crossed Master P's radar and became the source for the popular hit "How Ya Do Dat." Throughout the rest of the interview, Young Bleed talked about being a No Limit affiliate, his relationship with Master P, Boosie, and much more.

Foolio, who tragically lost his life this morning, came through for his first-ever VladTV interview in 2021. He he spoke about being one of the most controversial artists out of Florida right now, and he also details how he grinded his way up to be one of the most talked about artists today. Foolio spoke about growing up in Jacksonville, losing his father and his best friend as a teen, and being shot himself at 15. Foolio went on to detail his start into rap, which he said he didn’t take seriously at first, and he added that things changed after he linked up with Zaytoven and dropped “Crooks,” which was his biggest song at the time. To hear more, including his beef with Yungeen Ace and tension with NBA YoungBoy, hit the full interview above.

In 2019 Grant Cardone came through for another interview with VladTV, and this time around he brought more financial advice, including his five steps to becoming a millionaire. He also chalked up his success to becoming a Scientologist, as he explained that he was struggling with money and self-worth before joining Scientology. Grant also revealed that his aiming to own $2 billion in real estate in 2020. To hear the full interview, hit the above video.

Tiffany Haddish came through for her first-ever VladTV interview in 2020, and she spoke with Luenell about her childhood, including her perilous journey in foster care. She explained that her experience with foster care makes her have a big heart for kids going through those same things, and Tiffany explained that she wants to adopt a "rainbow tribe" of kids. Tiffany went on to speak about her comedy and acting career, including Kevin Hart helping her out when she was homeless, which led to Tiffany speaking candidly about the breakdown she had. She also spoke about her big breaks, including "Girl's Trip" with Queen Latifah, Regina Hall, and Jada Pinkett-Smith, who Tiffany says she got really close with while making the movie. To hear more, including Tiffany speaking about her relationship with Common and getting kicked out of Scientology, hit the full interview above.

Notorious former mafia hit man Sammy “The Bull” Gravano sat down in 2022 for his first-ever VladTV interview, where he started off telling the story of his origins, including his family being from Sicily. After speaking about how his family moved to Brooklyn, Sammy detailed how he got involved with the mob, which led to stories about how he made his way within the organization as a hitman. After working for the Colombo family, Sammy spoke about joining the Gambino family and becoming a made man. Sammy also detailed his success in the construction business. During the conversation, Sammy spoke about John Gotti’s infamous RICO case, being put under FBI surveillance himself, and Gotti getting life without the chance of parole. To hear more, including Sammy speaking about his own prison sentence and release, along with his biography, hit the full interview above.

Vanilla Ice recently took VladTV on a tour of his impressive collection of vehicles, memorabilia, and outfits in an exclusive interview. The tour featured Ice showcasing his ultraluxurious Brabus Shadow boat, known for its speed and high-end specifications, and a collection of nostalgic memorabilia, including a street sign from his “A1A Beachfront Avenue” days. The tour also included a striking 1941 Ford tractor, meticulously restored and now boasting a Flathead V8 engine capable of 60 mph—an impressive feat for a tractor originally outfitted with a much milder six-cylinder engine. The spotlight then shifted to his motorbike collection, featuring the cutting-edge Stark Varg electric dirt bike. Dubbed the "Tesla of motorbikes," this machine leaves traditional gas-powered bikes in the dust with its instant power delivery and remarkable speed, retailing for around $15,000 but fetching upwards of $50,000 due to its high demand. Vanilla Ice displayed his Ferrari Spider and Rolls Royce Phantom, which is the first one ever built. He also showed his 1927 Ford "Death Trap" and revealed that he owns 60 cars.

In a new VladTV exclusive, Vico and Dan, the masterminds behind Patina Collective, shared insights about their extraordinary $100 million Mercedes collection—reportedly the largest in the world. The collection includes over 330 cars, most from the opulent 1980s and 1990s, an era dominated by affluent owners like drug lords, cartel bosses, and stockbrokers. The two collectors, hailing from separate personal collections in Canada and the United States, embarked on their ambitious journey in 2021, aiming to curate a museum-worthy assembly of these prized vehicles. Throughout their tour, Vico and Dan explained the logistics behind importing and housing all of the vehicles. The highlight vehicles that the collective showcased included Princess Diana's $1 million 1000SEL, a bullet & bomb proof Mercedes, a $150,000 AMG hammer engine, and much more. The Patina Collective’s mission ultimately celebrates a forgotten era of automotive history, breathing new life into these timeless classics.

Former President of the Hells Angels' Las Vegas charter, Charles "PeeWee" Goldsmith, joined VladTV for an exclusive interview on his life. PeeWee spoke about his upbringing in Milwaukee, which included abuse from his stepfather, military school, and becoming a wrestling state champion in high school. He detailed his path to joining biker gangs, starting from committing thefts as a greaser, becoming president of the Sinners motorcycle club, and finally joining the Hells Angels. He broke down the process and demands of becoming a Hells Angel, explaining that he moved away from his wife and kids in order to become a prospect and, later, president of his own charter. PeeWee also talked about the violence between rival crews and run-ins with the law as a result. Despite his dedication to the motorcycle club, PeeWee would become disenchanted with the lifestyle following a stint in prison and other incidents. To hear more, check out the full interview above.

Wack100 sat down with VladTV in January for the first time and spoke about his childhood experiences during the height of the crack epidemic. He described a typical 1980s household affected by drug use, calling his father a crack addict from an early age. Wack100 recounted the devastating impact of the crack cocaine crisis, noting how government-funded money was funneled into the local drug trade rather than invested in community resources. Throughout the rest of the interview, Wack100 detailed his life story and entry into Hip Hop. To hear more, check out the full interview above.

In Freeway Ricky Ross' first sit-down with VladTV, the former drug kingpin opened up about his life story. During the 2015 interview, he explained the circumstances that led him to join the drug business. Freeway Ricky talked about his introduction to crack and some of the early errors he made as a drug dealer. He also revealed how much he profited off of his drug enterprise before breaking down how crack was stigmatized to prosecute young Black men. Later in the interview, Freeway Ricky detailed his case, incarceration, and his role in the Iran-Contra scandal. To hear more, check out the full interview above.

In this 2020 flashback, Boosie goes into why he was angry on Father's Day after having issues with his baby moms.

In this 2020 interview, Rubi Rose sat down with VladTV as the newest signee to LA Reid's Hitco. The music artist detailed her rise in the music industry, as well as her dating history. She opened up about her past relationship with Playboi Carti, which included some turbulent moments. She also revealed that she dated Travis Scott and 21 Savage. Rubi Rose responded to speculation about her alleged gang ties and offered her thoughts on the status of females in rap. To hear more, check out the full interview above.

In this 2023 interview, Vlad sits down with Vanilla Ice, the first rapper to top the Billboard charts and sell the fastest-selling hip-hop album at the time, which remains one of the biggest to date. Ice played a significant role in popularizing hip hop worldwide & unintentionally helped fund Death Row Records, propelling the success of artists like Snoop Dogg. After his hip-hop career, Ice transitioned into real estate, where he continues to strive financially. Ice penned his top hit, “Ice Ice Baby,” when he was just 16, although he noted that his song “Ninja Rap" is also popular among younger fans. Ice credits his success to his own work, refuting claims that someone named Mario Johnson assisted him. Ice stated that he had initially intended to sign with Def Jam Records but changed his mind after being offered a better deal by another label. Throughout the rest of the interview, Vanilla Ice talks about Eminem, MC Serch, overcoming drug use, and much more.

Vanilla Ice sat down with DJ Vlad again to continue their discussion on Vanilla Ice's life and career. The rapper explained the circumstances surrounding his birth, revealing why he never knew his biological father and his mother getting married seven times. He also broke down his entry into Hip-Hop and the origins of the "Ice Ice Baby" chant. Despite dropping out of school at 16 to pursue financial opportunities in rap and motocross, he still had run-ins with the law and was involved in violent incidents. Vanilla Ice opened up about his days opening for rappers, such as Sir Mix-a-Lot, as well as a brief romance with Madonna. He also talked about securing brand partnerships with Nike and Coca-Cola at the height of his success before adopting a Rastafarian lifestyle to escape the pressures of fame. Throughout the rest of the interview, Vanilla Ice discussed 2Pac and Biggie passing away, participating in celebrity boxing, getting into real estate, and much more.

In this 2022 interview, Terrance “Gangsta” Williams sat down for his first-ever VladTV interview where he spoke about his brother, Cash Money co-founder Birdman, and their rise to running one of the most legendary labels in the game. Throughout the interview, Terrance spoke about being raised with Birdman, who was in foster care after his mother died, and his father bringing him home. After revealing that his father had 25 kids, Terrance spoke about hustling in the streets, being shot, and his older brother being killed. Throughout the interview, Terrance shared stories about his time in juvenile prison, and later being sentenced to life plus 20 years in prison in 1998. He also spoke about the street crew “Hot Boys,” which later inspired the legendary Cash Money group, and his release from prison, which you can hear more about in the full interview above.

In this VladTV exclusive, real estate mogul Grant Cardone offered a tour of his $40 million home. Located in Malibu, California, the beachfront home was purchased from a Russian oligarch. The 10,000-square-foot property features seven bedrooms and six bathrooms. During the tour, Cardone revealed that he put $1 million worth of renovations into the home and spends $400,000 per year on property taxes. Despite the costs, the property is breathtaking -- so much so that even DJ Vlad offers to buy the home. To check out the full tour, view the full video above.

Curtis "Wall Street" Carroll sat down for his first in-person interview with VladTV since being released after 27 years in prison. Known for becoming a stock investing expert in prison, Carroll detailed his life journey. He described moving from Washington, DC, to Oakland, where his life consisted of a drug-addicted family, crime, and illiteracy. He talked about his criminal activity, which included robberies and shootouts. However, at 17, one of his robberies resulted in someone getting killed. Although he was not the triggerman, his refusal to cooperate caused him to receive a 54-year prison sentence. Carroll described the prison dynamics and how he was able to survive as a young inmate. Later in the interview, he explained what led him to teach himself how to read and learn about stock investing. After reflecting on the media attention he received due to his financial literacy classes for inmates, Carroll described how he was able to get released from prison. He concluded by talking about how he's adjusted to civilian life after spending most of his life in prison and what he's achieved with stock investing.

Amber Rose sat down with DJ Vlad in 2014 and discussed her life story up until that point. She described having an Italian upbringing while growing up in South Philly. She recalled getting into fistfights and witnessing violence before explaining her decision to avoid all drugs after seeing family and friends become addicted to various substances. Later in the interview, Amber Rose broke down her origins as a video vixen and how her profile increased once she cut her hair. She opened up about her marriage and child with Wiz Khalifa, as well as juggling a career and family life. Throughout the rest of the interview, Amber Rose talked about her dealings with paparazzi, gays in Hip-Hop, and much more.

Aries Spears and DJ Vlad joined forces for the first episode of "The Black Russian Podcast." After explaining that the new podcast was the result of numerous requests from viewers, the duo addressed the leaked footage of Diddy and Cassie. They compared the fallout to the incident between Chris Brown and Rihanna and pondered if Diddy could repair his image like other celebrities who have been involved in scandals. After discussing the rap feud between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, Aries and Vlad had a broader discussion about historic diss tracks. The pair transitioned to sports and discussed the NBA playoffs before breaking down the social politics in Hollywood. They also discussed the state of comedy, financial lessons and much more.

Wack100 returned for another VladTV exclusive to discuss a variety of topics. The music manager and media personality talked about the rap feud between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, as well as the allegations Drake faced as a result. Wack also offered his thoughts on the beef between Chris Brown and Quavo before providing an update on Blueface's legal matters. After addressing Chrisean Rock, he talked about more legal matters in relation to Megan Thee Stallion, Tory Lanez, and Diddy. Later in the interview, Wack100 talked about Keefe D, Suge Knight, 2Pac, and much more.

Bill Bellamy joined VladTV for an exclusive sit-down about his life and career. The comedian described growing up in Newark, New Jersey, and avoiding the potential pitfalls in his neighborhood. While attending Rutgers University to pursue a career in finance, Bellamy discovered his passion for entertaining and decided to become a stand-up comic. He talked about catching his big break on Def Comedy Jam and how that led him to become a VJ on MTV. While talking about his job at MTV, the actor detailed his experiences with various music icons before discussing his film career, which included appearances in "Any Given Sunday," "Love Jones," and "How to Be a Player." To hear more about Bill Bellamy's life and career, check out the full interview above.

Yung Joc returned for another sit-down with Shawn Prez. First, the rapper and radio host talked about the ongoing rap battle between Kendrick Lamar and Drake. While some have found themselves engaged in the feud, Joc gave a different opinion and admitted that he grew tired of the beef very quick. Though he expressed his respect for both artists, he criticized the battle for escalating into gossip and personal attacks. The former Bad Boy artist also reacted to updates on Diddy's legal issues, including the mention of 50 Cent's baby mother. Joc also talked about NBA Youngboy's prescription fraud case, Jeezy's divorce from Jeannie Mai, and much more.

NBA champion Nick Young returned to VladTV to discuss various NBA topics. Swaggy P offered his thoughts on LeBron James, Steph Curry, and Kevin Durant all experiencing early endings to the NBA season. The former Laker and Warrior suggested that all three superstars should join forces to extend their championship window. Nick Young also offered his thoughts on the Lakers bringing back D'Angelo Russell after his controversial first stint with the team, as well as Iggy Azalea since their breakup. He talked about Kendrick Lamar's rap feud with Drake, playing with Kobe Bryant, the NBA lifestyle, and much more.

New York drill rapper Sheff G recently went viral for sharing the stage with presidential candidate Donald Trump. Appearing at Trump's Bronx rally alongside fellow drill rapper Sleepy Hallow, Sheff G was invited on stage by the former United States president to address the 30,000 people in attendance. Sheff G publicly endorsed Trump and briefly stated, "One thing I want to say, they're always going to whisper your accomplishments and shout your failures. Trump's gonna shout the wins for all of us." In his 2018 interview with VladTV, Sheff G spoke about his Brooklyn upbringing and early run-ins with the law. The rapper also talked about New York's rising drill scene at the time and how he developed his style. He opened up about a past gun case and how his rising stardom caused him to move differently in public. Later in the interview, he details his experience at Rikers Island, breaks down the meaning of his name, and much more.

Tray Deee returned to VladTV for the first time in four years. The West Coast veteran started by reflecting on his most recent album, "Malice," before giving his take on the rap feud between Kendrick Lamar and Drake. After explaining why Kendrick had the upper hand on Drake, he and Vlad also noted the changing landscape of rap battles. Tray Deee also discussed the circumstances behind incarcerations prior to offering his thoughts on the legal issues that Diddy and Keefe D face. The rapper spoke on his fallout with DW Flame over a contract dispute and responded to rumored altercations that he was involved in earlier in his career. Later in the interview, Tray Deee talked about the role of religion in California prisons, The Eastsidaz reunion, Snoop Dogg acquiring Death Row Records, and the way West Coast rap is viewed by the wider rap community.

In this VladTV interview from 2022, the recently deceased Brother Marquis detailed his role in one of the most important Hip-Hop groups ever -- 2 Live Crew. The group's lead vocalist talked about being born in Rochester, New York, before moving to Alabama. Marquis later moved to Los Angeles and began releasing records as a solo artist. During the discussion, Marquis explained how 2 Live Crew was formed. Marquis also gave his thoughts on the group's subject matter and how they became headline news as a result. He also described his relationship with the group's most recognized member, Uncle Luke, and what led to the group's split. To hear more, check out the full interview above.

In 2020 Mike Tyson sat down for his first-ever VladTV interview ahead of his exhibition fight with Roy Jones earlier that year, 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.

FBG Butta returned to VladTV to discuss the topics addressed in his previous interview further. The Chicago artist reacted to Chief Keef returning to Chicago for a performance and revealed they had an altercation prior to the "Don't Like" rapper's fame. Butta spoke about the impact of Chicago's violence and VladTV's interview with Trenches News. FBG Butta also responded to chatter about his reputation being tarnished due to his involvement in the O-Block 6 trial. He provided an update on the status of the FBG crew before talking about FBG Duck's promising career being cut short. Throughout the remainder of the interview, FBG Butta offered his thoughts on King Von, K.I., Trap Lore Ross, Lil Durk, and much more.

In this interview from 2016, Dr. Umar Johnson gets into a deep conversation with DJ Vlad to share his thoughts on the gay community, black men being criminalized in America, why he feels Martin Luther King Jr. would probably criticize Obama today, and his plans to start a residential academy 100% comprised of black students.

Billionaire and former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy discussed his life and career in a new VladTV exclusive. The entrepreneur talked about growing up in Ohio with immigrant parents from India and attending a Catholic high school despite his Hindu upbringing. His academic excellence led him to pursue his undergraduate studies at Harvard before getting a law degree from Yale. Eventually, Vivek founded his own biotech company, which helped him reach billionaire status. Fast-forward to 2023, when Vivek decided to run for president as a Republican. After stepping down earlier this year, Vivek has endorsed Donald Trump. To hear more about Vivek Ramaswamy's career and political views, check out the full interview above.

In this interview from 2021, former Colombo crime family enforcer Anthony Luciano Raimondi came through for his first-ever VladTV interview, where he shared his story about how he came to be involved with the mob. From growing up in Brooklyn to being around the mob with his father, who was involved himself, Anthony spoke about going to the Colombo hangout spot as young as 12-years-old. By the age of 16, Anthony was facing serious legal trouble, and he went on to speak about various violent events that he carried out. To hear more, including Anthony speaking about becoming a made man, family wars, and distancing himself from the mob, hit the full interview above.

In this VladTV Interview from January, Luenell spoke about a variety of topics, including why she drew horns on Diddy’s photo while at a studio. Along with that, the comedian addressed Taraji P. Henson’s comments about low wages in acting for Black women, and how it correlates to the comedy world as well.

While returning for another VladTV exclusive, Michael Jai White was joined by his wife, actress Gillian White. The couple offered their thoughts on the rap feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar before breaking down how they work together as peers. Gillian also talked about being pressured to do nude scenes early in her career and how she navigated those scenarios. They also addressed the concept of industry blackballing and the power dynamics in Hollywood. Michael and Gillian talked about various Hollywood scandals and recent events within the combat sports world. Gillian also detailed her life and career, which included breaking into the industry through LL Cool J's "Hey Lover" video, later becoming the first Black woman to lead a martial arts film, and her marriage to Michael Jai.

Comedian Gary Owen returned to VladTV for the first time since 2016. He reacted to various music feuds, including Kendrick Lamar vs. Drake and Quavo vs. Chris Brown. He also addressed the topics raised in Katt Williams' viral interview and confirmed he was hit on by a male movie executive. Gary Owen opened up about his issues with Mo'Nique, his public divorce, dating preferences, and much more.

Bill Haney joined VladTV for an in-depth discussion about his life and career. The father and trainer to boxing champion Devin Haney talked about his Oakland upbringing, which included being raised by a mother who was a Black Panther and getting involved in street activities. In an attempt to escape his environment, Bill Haney attended college in Kentucky but repeated his mistakes, which resulted in him serving prison time. After his release and the birth of Devin, Bill was determined to turn his life around. He moved to Las Vegas, where he opened a boxing gym and entered the music industry. After witnessing the potential of Devin, Bill dedicated himself to helping his son become one of boxing's biggest stars today. To hear more, check out the full interview above.

Grant Cardone welcomed DJ Vlad into his Malibu beach house for another VladTV exclusive. The real estate investor explained why he was selling his Malibu home and confirmed that he offered his Miami home to be purchased with Bitcoin. He also alerted viewers on the economic challenges facing America before giving his opinions on long-term investment strategies. Cardone listed business sectors that are experiencing growth and opened up about his defamation lawsuit against T-Mobile's former CEO. Later in the interview, he addressed American politicians and gave his predictions on the stock market. To hear more, check out the full interview above.

TK Kirkland returned for yet another VladTV exclusive, where he immediately reacted to Kendrick Lamar's Drake diss, "Euphoria." The comedian praised the rapper's track before comparing the rap feud to other classic battles, such as 50 Cent and Ja Rule's. He also offered his thoughts on LeBron James, Kevin Durant, and Steph Curry's seasons all ending early and praised upcoming stars like Anthony Edwards. TK also talked about Mike Tyson's upcoming fight against Jake Paul, Quavo and Chris Brown's beef, and much more.

Youtuber Trap Lore Ross detailed his path to creating his controversial rap documentaries in a new VladTV exclusive. The content creator talked about his love for Hip-Hop taking him from trying to become a rapper and comedian to directing music videos before finding success with rap documentaries. He explained that his first viral video was about Jay-Z shooting his brother, which led to follow-ups including Frank Ocean's label battle, 50 Cent and Rick Ross' feud, and DaBaby's Wal-Mart shooting. Most notable was Trap Lore Ross' King Von documentary, which had viral success but also led to drama. To hear Trap Lore Ross' stories behind the documentaries and much more, check out the full interview above.

Math Hoffa sat down with DJ Vlad for another engaging discussion on a variety of topics. The "My Expert Opinion" host talked about the shifts in his podcast as well as the changing landscape in media. He also offered his thoughts on the rap feud between Kendrick Lamar, Drake, and J. Cole. On that topic, Vlad and Math Hoffa gave their opinions on J. Cole apologizing for his Kendrick Lamar diss. The two also reflected on Drake's diss before debating a number of additional subjects. Click above to view the full interview.

In this VladTV exclusive flashback, Soulja Boy sits down for one of the most memorable interviews on the platform. He lays his life story and retells the story of his infamous home invasion.

Rapper Yelawolf returned to VladTV after over a decade since his last interview on the platform. The music artist detailed his upbringing in Alabama and Tennessee, highlighting his rebellious teenage years filled with skateboarding, drugs, and evading trouble with the law. He also talked about his introduction to Hip-Hop before experiencing homelessness and moving back to the south to hone in on his image. Continuing to develop his sound while living in an Alabama trailer park, Yelawolf eventually moved to Atlanta and signed with Ghetto Vision Entertainment. After gaining a buzz through hooks and merging rock, country, and rap, he secured a major deal with Interscope through the release of his "Trunk Muzik" mixtape. The Interscope deal paved the way for a partnership with Eminem's Shady Records and a number of notable releases and collaborative EPs. To hear Yelawolf detail his life and career, check out the full interview above.

UFC fighter Jorge Masvidal sat down with VladTV ahead of his upcoming boxing match against MMA legend Nate Diaz. Masvidal described his troubled childhood, which included petty theft and frequent fights. He talked about participating in Kimbo Slice's backyard fights, which led him to pursue an MMA career. After competing in various fight leagues, Masvidal finally made it to the UFC where he achieved multiple accolades. Throughout the rest of the interview, Masvidal opened up about his notable fights, inside and outside of the ring, and much more.

Reggie Wright Jr. and Mob James returned for another podcast episode where the two began by talking about OJ Simpson's passing. After reflecting on high-profile cases involving OJ Simpson and Rodney King, Reggie and James highlighted the dangers of being disrespectful on social media. They also brought in a special guest, who discussed how Suge Knight's 28-year plea deal was negotiated. They also talked about recent updates regarding Diddy, NBA Youngboy, and Keefe D's legal issues. To hear more, including their thoughts on Drake using AI to include 2Pac on "Taylor Made Freestyle," check out the full interview above.

DJ Akademiks returned for another VladTV exclusive where he offered his thoughts on a variety of topics. The interview kicked off with Akademiks giving his opinion on the rap feud between Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole and Drake. He also floated around his possible reasons for Drake and Future's rift before breaking down the simmering beef between Drake and Kendrick. Later, the media personality compared the commercial success of Drake and Kendrick, Diddy's legal issues, and his beef with Meek Mill. To hear more, check out the full interview above.

In this VladTV exclusive, controversial Youtuber Trenches News offered details into his life story. The Chicago native talked about witnessing his mother's drug addiction after his parents split and the gang violence in his neighborhood. He kept himself out of trouble and even attended college. However, a case of mistaken identity caused him to get shot in the head, which reversed the direction of his life path. Getting mixed up in the streets and corrupt law enforcement led him to become an FBI informant. Trenches News also spoke about his own incarceration, and knowledge of notable Chicago rap figures, and his involvement in the O-Block 6 trial. To hear more, check out the full interview above.