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In this Flashback, we revisit the first time we interviewed Dr. Steven Greer. In this VladTV exclusive, 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.

Charleston White returns to VladTV for a brutally honest conversation with Vlad about controversy, loyalty, legal trouble, and the consequences of street culture. The interview opens with both men reflecting on their complicated professional relationship, including past conflicts involving Boosie and T.I. Vlad reveals he lost nearly $100,000 in potential revenue after refusing to interview Charleston at certain points due to pressure from others in the industry.Charleston discusses his legal history, including a self-defense case and posting a $90,000 bond, while explaining how internet fame and controversy have affected both his opportunities and personal life. He emphasizes the importance of teamwork, humility, and compassion, admitting that transitioning from a highly controversial online persona into broader mainstream success has not been easy.The conversation expands into crime and accountability within hip-hop culture. Vlad and Charleston debate the long-term impact of gangster rap on young audiences, discussing cases involving Kodak Black, Young Thug, and the defendants tied to the Foolio murder investigation. They reflect on how street narratives often lead to real-life legal consequences and why many artists struggle to separate entertainment from reality.Vlad also shares personal stories, including accidentally shooting himself and a tense confrontation involving Young Thug’s entourage. The discussion highlights how quickly situations can escalate and why making responsible decisions matters more than temporary clout.Later in the interview, Charleston and Vlad discuss relationships, fame, and the entertainment industry’s obsession with drama. Charleston reflects on the sacrifices women often make for men, while Vlad explains why he intentionally avoids dating within the industry to avoid conflict. They also touch on Drake’s influence, Charleston’s trip to England with Drake and Adin Ross, and his admiration for Drake’s discipline and success.The interview closes with Charleston discussing rebuilding his social media presence, focusing on long-term growth, and continuing to evolve despite public criticism.

Dr. Steven Greer returns to VladTV to discuss the ongoing efforts of the Disclosure Project and why he believes the public still has not received the full truth about UFOs, extraterrestrial encounters, and advanced hidden technologies.Greer breaks down the recent National Press Club event featuring four new whistleblowers — including former Green Berets and military insiders — who he says provided more substantial evidence than anything officially released by the U.S. government. He argues that much of the real information remains buried behind layers of bureaucracy, private defense contractors, and classified programs operating outside public oversight.The conversation explores Greer’s long-standing claims regarding secret aerospace projects and the involvement of companies like Lockheed Skunk Works and Northrop Grumman in developing advanced technologies allegedly hidden from the public. He explains why he believes true disclosure requires not only government transparency, but also cooperation from private contractors holding decades of classified research.Greer also discusses the potential implications of releasing advanced energy and propulsion technologies, suggesting they could radically change global economics, transportation, and military systems. At the same time, he warns about the dangers of mishandling disclosure, arguing that fear-based narratives around extraterrestrials could lead to unnecessary panic or even geopolitical conflict.Throughout the interview, Greer emphasizes the importance of peaceful communication, transparency, and careful disclosure strategies to avoid escalating tensions or creating public hysteria. He also reflects on the challenges whistleblowers face when coming forward with sensitive information tied to national security and covert programs.From UFO disclosure to hidden technology and government secrecy, Dr. Steven Greer offers another provocative and controversial discussion on one of the world’s most debated subjects.

In this flashback, we revisit Adrien Broner’s first appearance on VladTV, where the outspoken boxer opened up about his life, career, and some of the most pivotal moments that shaped his journey.Broner reflected on his upbringing in Cincinnati and explained how he began boxing at just six years old. He also looked back on key fights throughout his career, sharing insights into the experiences that helped establish him as one of boxing’s most recognizable figures.During the interview, Broner addressed his strained relationship with Floyd Mayweather, explaining why he believes tensions arose after he chose not to sign with TMT. He also discussed his role in helping arrange the highly publicized boxing match between Soulja Boy and Chris Brown, surviving a shooting incident, and facing Manny Pacquiao in what he described as the biggest fight of his career.Check out the full flashback above.

Sophie Rain sits down with VladTV to discuss her unbelievable rise from growing up on food stamps in a strict Christian household to becoming one of the highest-earning creators on OnlyFans, reportedly generating over $100 million through the platform.Originally from Miami and later raised in Tampa, Sophie reflects on her humble beginnings, including working at Papa John’s and earning around $2,000 a month before discovering online content creation through friends. She explains how her first month on OnlyFans brought in $20,000, then quickly scaled into six-figure monthly earnings and eventually life-changing wealth.The interview dives into the business side of online content creation, with Sophie revealing that one client alone has spent over $7 million supporting her content. Despite her financial success, she emphasizes maintaining strong personal boundaries and explains why she avoids certain types of explicit content. Sophie discusses the importance of controlling her image, protecting her values, and separating business decisions from personal life.Sophie also opens up about the challenges of balancing massive online fame with her upbringing and family values. She explains how her Christian background still influences many of her choices today, even while navigating one of the internet’s most controversial industries.Beyond social media, Sophie reveals her long-term plans to step away from the spotlight and focus on building a cattle business alongside her grandfather, highlighting her desire to create something sustainable outside the digital world.From viral success to financial independence, Sophie Rain shares insight into modern internet fame, entrepreneurship, and the realities behind one of the biggest creator success stories online.

Michael Jai White returns to VladTV for a wide-ranging conversation covering martial arts, celebrity culture, self-discipline, and modern masculinity. Fresh off a major appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast, White reflects on balancing an increasingly busy schedule while continuing to evolve both personally and professionally.The discussion begins with White addressing Aries Spears’ recent public feuds, emphasizing the importance of emotional control, accountability, and learning from mistakes instead of escalating conflicts publicly. White also reacts strongly to the controversial actions of “Chud the Builder,” condemning racist behavior and calling for deeper societal growth and self-awareness.Throughout the interview, Michael Jai White shares insight into personal development, long-term relationships, and why inner qualities matter more than surface-level attraction. He discusses monogamy, maturity, and how real strength comes from discipline and self-reflection rather than ego.The conversation shifts into combat sports and hypothetical matchups, where White breaks down why he would favor Mike Tyson over Jon Jones in a boxing match, citing Tyson’s devastating punching power and Jones’ heavier reliance on grappling. He also reacts to Jake Paul’s fight with Anthony Joshua, warning about the long-term physical consequences of facing elite heavyweight punchers.White praises UFC fighter Sean Strickland, calling him authentic and inspirational, and predicts Tyson Fury would defeat Anthony Joshua due to Fury’s superior movement, footwork, and ring intelligence. He also responds to online criticism surrounding his martial arts credentials, defending his decades of training and experience.Additional topics include the rise of non-American actors playing iconic American alpha-male roles, the decline of traditional masculinity in Hollywood, and White’s admiration for legends like Chuck Norris and Bruce Lee. He closes by reflecting on receiving the prestigious Bruce Lee Award and what that recognition meant to him personally.From martial arts philosophy to celebrity culture and emotional intelligence, Michael Jai White delivers another thoughtful and unfiltered VladTV conversation.

In this flashback, we revisit the time Deen the Great came onto VladTV. The boxer and streamer was recently arrested in Miami on an attempted robbery charge. Deen the Great sits down with VladTV to break down his rise from Tampa, Florida, to becoming a viral YouTube personality and professional boxer. Deen explains how he started YouTube in 2019 after seeing how much money creators were earning, initially posting Q&As and street-fight content that quickly grabbed attention. One early altercation — including a fight involving a police officer — went viral and helped build his online profile.From there, Deen transitioned into boxing, eventually turning pro in 2022. He discusses winning the ICB North American welterweight title, fighting opponents like Evil Hero and Waleed, and how influencer boxing opened doors while also bringing pressure. Deen also addresses recent controversies, including altercations with Larry Wheels and Tiki Ghosn, reflecting on how emotions, ego, and the spotlight affected his behavior. He shares what he’s learned, how he’s maturing, and where he sees his boxing career heading next.The conversation then shifts to the Tory Lanez case, including his conviction in the Megan Thee Stallion shooting. The group debates public opinion, the severity of Megan’s injuries as described in court, and the legal implications surrounding Tory’s appeal. They also discuss reports about Tory’s time in prison, allegations about conflicts behind bars, and speculation about potential early release. The discussion highlights how social media narratives often clash with courtroom outcomes and how celebrity cases are shaped by both legal facts and public perception.Throughout the interview, Deen offers unfiltered takes on boxing, influencer culture, accountability, and how fame can amplify both success and controversy.

Jaime Davidson, better known as Gringo Man, sits down with VladTV to tell his unbelievable story — from helping pioneer reggaeton to surviving nearly three decades in federal prison for a crime he says he did not commit.Born in Panama and later raised in Brooklyn, Gringo Man explains how he became part of the legendary Earthquake Posse and helped create the early fusion of Jamaican reggae, Spanish lyrics, and New York street culture that would eventually evolve into reggaeton. Long before the genre became global, Gringo Man was blending sounds and influencing artists who would later shape Latin music history.The conversation takes a dramatic turn as Jaime recounts his involvement in the infamous Syracuse Five federal case, where he was wrongfully convicted in connection to the murder of a DEA agent. Despite maintaining his innocence, he received a staggering sentence of triple life plus 85 years. Jaime reflects on surviving 29 years behind bars through faith, discipline, and becoming a respected jailhouse lawyer who helped other inmates fight for their freedom.Gringo Man credits attorney Bettina Shine, support from family and friends, and ultimately the intervention of President Donald Trump for helping secure his release. He opens up about the emotional impact of returning home after decades incarcerated and trying to rebuild his life from scratch.The interview also explores his legacy in reggaeton culture. Jaime describes being embraced as a pioneer in Puerto Rico, performing at El Coliseo, and connecting with influential artists like Baby Rasta & Gringo. He explains reggaeton’s origins as a cultural fusion between Jamaican dancehall, Panamanian Spanish reggae, Puerto Rican street music, and New York influence.Now free after nearly 30 years, Gringo Man is focused on rebuilding his music career, releasing new songs in both Spanish and English, and telling his story to inspire others facing impossible odds.

In this Flashback, we revisit Tekashi's previous interview with VladTV before returning to prison for 3 months. Sitting down with Vlad for the third time, Tekashi delivered a wide-ranging and provocative conversation covering prison, hip-hop politics, global conflicts, and his plans for the future.During the interview, Tekashi discussed his upcoming three-month prison sentence and weighed in on the U.S. invasion of Venezuela, comparing it to past military actions like the Iraq War while questioning global power dynamics. He also criticized rappers such as and over what he viewed as contradictory attitudes toward snitching and street culture. Drawing comparisons to, Tekashi reflected on honesty, recklessness, and hypocrisy within the culture.The conversation also touched on a recent home invasion involving Tekashi, his relationship with and the viral $2 million IOU storyline, as well as his interest in potentially fighting. Vlad and Tekashi further discussed major boxing matchups involving and.Elsewhere in the interview, Tekashi opened up about his ambition to become a full-time streamer, his views on religion and forgiveness, and his desire to move beyond his past in pursuit of stability. He also reflected on strained relationships with his children, possible reconciliation with figures like and Young Thug, and his plans after release, including a potential world tour and the next phase of his career.

Braden Eric Peters, better known online as Clavicular, sits down with VladTV to discuss his rise as one of the internet’s most controversial “looks maxing” influencers. Originally from Hoboken, New Jersey, Clavicular explains how he became obsessed with physical optimization at a young age, eventually experimenting with testosterone at just 14 years old despite the legal and health risks involved.The conversation dives deep into the world of “looks maxing,” including facial aesthetics, physique enhancement, and controversial online techniques aimed at improving appearance. Clavicular breaks down concepts like facial harmony and the “Harmony Score,” explaining how symmetry, proportions, and structure influence perceived attractiveness. He also critiques popular internet trends like thumb pulling and other methods he considers ineffective or misleading.Clavicular discusses documenting his journey online, including the use of fat dissolvers, aromatase inhibitors for height optimization, and other unconventional approaches that eventually led to his removal from YouTube for violating community guidelines. Despite the controversy, he argues that much of modern society already accepts cosmetic enhancement — particularly for women — while men pursuing similar changes often face ridicule.The interview also explores the viral PSL attractiveness scale, ranging from “subhuman” to “god tier,” and debates around beauty standards, confidence, status, and wealth in modern dating culture. Vlad challenges Clavicular on long-term thinking and sustainability, encouraging him to balance short-term internet attention with strategic planning for the future.Throughout the conversation, Clavicular reflects on criticism, internet fame, and why young men are increasingly drawn toward self-improvement culture in search of confidence, validation, and success.

In this Flashback, we revisit’s second interview with, which has amassed over 15 million views. During the conversation, 6ix9ine opened up about his legal battles, court experience, and the challenges of releasing content without it being bootlegged. He also discussed his issues with over film demands, the delay of his sentencing, and his focus on personal growth.The interview also touched on his strained relationship with, his thoughts on seeking a pardon, and the music industry’s monetization and clearance issues. Additional topics included the aftermath of the feud involving, debates surrounding performing at the Super Bowl, and reflections on fatherhood, taxes, relationships, and music.Later in the interview, Vlad discussed his investment strategy, celebrity encounters involving and, his thoughts on and workplace conduct, and even joked about hypothetical scenarios involving and. Vlad closed out the conversation by reflecting on his long career and expressing appreciation to the viewers who helped build VladTV.

Tekashi 6ix9ine returns to VladTV for a heated and candid conversation about loyalty, money, prison, and the realities of street culture. Tekashi speaks openly about his complicated relationship with Vlad, arguing that artists like Boosie should have received greater financial support after years of bringing millions of views to the platform.The discussion quickly turns into a debate over loyalty, business, and how entertainment value impacts payouts in media. Vlad explains that declining viewership affects interview pricing, while Tekashi argues that fan loyalty and cultural impact should matter more than short-term analytics.Tekashi also weighs in on the ongoing controversy surrounding Gucci Mane and debates whether cooperating with authorities is justified when someone becomes the victim of a crime. Using Gucci’s situation as an example, Tekashi argues that self-preservation changes how people react under pressure, while Vlad pushes back on the broader street-code implications.The conversation also covers Tekashi’s recent prison experience, his renewed focus on faith, and how incarceration changed his perspective on trust and survival. He contrasts his own views on self-defense and retaliation with Vlad’s more strategic approach, leading to a deeper discussion about consequences, personal accountability, and the importance of keeping a trustworthy circle.Additional topics include the decline of loyalty in the entertainment industry, changing audience attention spans, and the harsh realities of navigating both internet fame and street politics simultaneously. Tekashi also references situations involving Boosie, Lil Durk, and other high-profile figures while explaining how quickly relationships can shift when money and reputation are involved.Throughout the interview, both Vlad and Tekashi reflect on the balance between controversy, business, and survival in an era where every move is amplified online.

Former Army Ranger Nicholas Irving and Shawn Prez return to VladTV to break down the growing tensions surrounding the U.S.-Iran conflict, global politics, and the economic uncertainty impacting everyday Americans.The discussion begins with speculation surrounding Donald Trump’s reported visit to Beijing alongside Elon Musk, with Irving suggesting the trip appears more focused on business and international leverage than direct war strategy. The conversation expands into concerns about inflation, rising living costs, and the widening gap between wage growth and economic pressure facing average Americans.Irving and Prez analyze the current state of the Iran conflict, questioning whether the United States has a clear long-term strategy. Irving argues that Iran has shown resilience under pressure and predicts the conflict could continue for several more months if tensions escalate further. They discuss the possibility of Saudi Arabia acting as a mediator and debate how fragile the relationship between the U.S. and China has become amid rising geopolitical competition.The interview also touches on the release of declassified UFO files, which both view skeptically, suggesting major headlines can sometimes distract the public from more immediate economic and political issues. Irving emphasizes the importance of “pattern recognition” in understanding global events and warns viewers not to ignore historical cycles when evaluating military and political decisions.Later in the conversation, Irving predicts the possibility of a renewed strategic bombing campaign following Trump’s return from China, citing Iran’s increasingly defiant stance and what he sees as limited diplomatic options remaining. They also debate broader moral questions surrounding nuclear weapons, military power, and the narratives countries use to justify intervention.Throughout the discussion, Irving urges caution and critical thinking, emphasizing that while military escalation remains possible, the hope should always be for diplomacy and peaceful resolution before more lives are lost.

The new Michael biopic was released on April 24th and has become a massive box office success, grossing over $600 million worldwide.In this flashback, we revisit the late Tito Jackson as he reflects on his time with the The Jackson 5 and what it was like growing up alongside Michael Jackson.In this 2016 VladTV interview, Tito Jackson discusses his legendary career with The Jackson 5, recalls recognizing Michael’s talent early on, and reflects on the formation of the group. He also touches on his sons’ connections to the Kardashian family, Michael’s rise to becoming the “King of Pop,” and later speaks on Michael’s passing and the circumstances surrounding it.To hear more, check out the full interview above.

Ryan Davis returns to VladTV after a six-year hiatus to discuss his rise in comedy, industry challenges, and the power of relationships in building a lasting career. Ryan reflects on how much has changed since his last appearance, including the impact of a viral Aries Spears interview that sparked division within the comedy community.Ryan speaks on the importance of mentorship and support, shouting out comedians like Guy Torry and D Ray Davis for helping guide his career. He also breaks down how Netflix passed on his comedy special — only for him to release it independently through Ali Siddiq’s platform, where it went on to generate over 4 million views, proving the power of ownership and alternative distribution.The conversation also touches on trending topics in hip-hop and pop culture, including the Gucci Mane robbery case and debates around “street code” versus legal accountability. Ryan and Vlad discuss how public perception often clashes with real-world legal consequences.They also examine the chaotic lifestyle of viral personalities, using the situation involving Chrisean Rock and Blueface as an example of how fame, poor decision-making, and lack of long-term planning can derail opportunities. The discussion highlights accountability, personal growth, and whether redemption is possible after repeated public controversies.Ryan emphasizes the importance of authenticity, consistency, and building real relationships in entertainment. Both he and Vlad reflect on how genuine connections — not just viral moments — are what sustain long-term success. Ryan credits VladTV as one of the first major platforms to give him exposure, highlighting loyalty as a key factor in his journey.From comedy to culture, Ryan Davis shares insight on growth, resilience, and navigating success in today’s entertainment landscape.

Tony Yayo returns to VladTV for another candid and entertaining conversation, touching on industry success, loyalty, and the ever-changing dynamics of hip-hop. Yayo kicks things off by joking about his return to VladTV in style, mentioning his need for makeup and luxury treatment, while reflecting on his recent viral interviews — including one that hit over 3 million views.Yayo compares VladTV’s massive reach to other platforms, pointing out the channel’s millions of subscribers and its role in helping artists gain exposure. He also addresses Aries Spears’ departure, emphasizing the importance of consistency, humility, and staying focused in the entertainment business.The conversation shifts into trending topics, including Nicki Minaj’s reported separation from Kenneth Petty and ongoing debates surrounding Gucci Mane’s past and how it impacts his street credibility. Yayo discusses Gucci’s legacy, noting his classic run while questioning how much artists rely on older hits later in their careers.They also touch on the All Star Jr. situation, including his legal troubles and missing an interview after reportedly being picked up by federal authorities. The discussion expands into self-defense laws, especially for felons, and how legal realities often clash with street expectations.Yayo reflects on G-Unit history, including loyalty within the group and the impact of figures like Jimmy Henchman. He speaks on his relationships with 50 Cent and Lloyd Banks, highlighting the importance of staying solid in an industry full of shifting alliances.The interview also dives into personal experiences, including belief in signs and dreams, gambling culture, and financial decisions. Yayo and Vlad debate gambling versus investing, with Vlad emphasizing stocks and long-term wealth, while Yayo discusses the thrill and risks of gambling. They also touch on luxury watches as potential investments.From street stories to financial lessons, Tony Yayo delivers another unfiltered look at life inside and outside the rap game.

In this previously unreleased 2016 VladTV interview, Sacramento rapper Mozzy opens up about growing up in Oak Park, surviving gang violence, and building one of the most respected street rap catalogs on the West Coast . Mozzy reflects on being raised by his grandmother after his father was sentenced to prison and his mother struggled with drug addiction. He speaks candidly about being born premature due to his mother’s substance abuse and how those early hardships shaped both his music and mentality. From childhood struggles to getting involved in street activity by age 11, Mozzy explains how gang culture surrounded him from the beginning growing up in Oak Park. The interview dives into Sacramento street politics, including the long-running conflicts between neighborhoods, the realities of gang violence, and how quickly situations escalate into retaliation. Mozzy discusses surviving shootouts, losing dozens of friends and family members, and why he believes hip-hop artists from the streets often become targets in their own cities. Mozzy also breaks down his rapid rise in music, dropping over 10 projects between 2011 and 2015, and explains why authenticity and vulnerability connected so strongly with fans. He talks about receiving support from artists like Chris Brown and reflects on the attention Sacramento street rap was beginning to receive nationally during that period. The conversation also covers: • The “Truth” and “Just Being Honest” controversies • How rap lyrics and videos can be used in criminal cases • Police surveillance and probation violations • Sacramento’s unique gang culture and slang • Why he believes the streets and rap industry collide dangerously Throughout the interview, Mozzy repeatedly emphasizes that his music comes from lived experience, not performance, and speaks on the emotional toll of losing people to violence and incarceration. This unreleased interview captures Mozzy at a critical turning point — just before his rise into one of the biggest independent street rappers in the country.

In this classic 2015 VladTV interview, Afrika Bambaataa — widely recognized as one of the founding pioneers of hip-hop — breaks down the origins of the culture, its global evolution, and where he believes it’s headed next . Bambaataa reflects on the early days of hip-hop in the Bronx, explaining how he and Kool Herc helped shape the movement through DJing, parties, and community influence. He discusses how the term “hip-hop” came about, crediting early figures like Keith Cowboy and Lovebug Starski, before the Universal Zulu Nation helped formalize it as a global cultural movement. The conversation dives into the foundations of hip-hop culture, including the core elements—DJing, MCing, breakdancing, graffiti—and the importance of “knowledge” as a central pillar. Bambaataa also explains how hip-hop spread beyond New York through cassette tapes, live events, and international travel, eventually becoming a worldwide phenomenon. He addresses controversial topics, including race, the role of white artists in hip-hop, and the evolving acceptance of different identities within the culture. Bambaataa emphasizes that hip-hop has grown beyond its origins while still requiring respect for its roots. The interview also explores the music industry, with Bambaataa criticizing radio programming and corporate influence, arguing that many meaningful and political hip-hop voices are being suppressed in favor of more commercial content. He highlights how the internet has changed the landscape, allowing independent artists to reach global audiences without relying on traditional gatekeepers. Bambaataa shares insights on legendary figures like James Brown, the most sampled artist in history, and discusses the importance of understanding publishing, royalties, and ownership—lessons many early artists learned the hard way. From the Bronx block parties to global dominance, Afrika Bambaataa provides a firsthand account of hip-hop’s birth, growth, and ongoing transformation.

Former undercover ATF agent Frank D. Alesio sits down with VladTV to share his incredible story infiltrating some of America’s most dangerous criminal organizations, including biker gangs and prison-based groups.Born in Youngstown, Ohio, Frank explains how he joined the ATF in 1989, initially focusing on c**** C***** investigations before transitioning into long-term undercover work. He reveals how he successfully infiltrated the Brothers Motorcycle Club — eventually rising to sergeant-at-arms — and later embedded himself within the Vagos Motorcycle Club, gaining firsthand insight into operations involving illegal firearms, extortion, explosives, and P******.Frank also discusses his encounters with the Aryan Brotherhood and other extremist-affiliated groups, explaining how many of these organizations operate with a primary focus on power, money, and control. He details attempts by certain factions to influence biker gangs in Ohio, as well as the role of symbolism, hierarchy, and alliances within these networks.The interview dives into the intense challenges of undercover work, including maintaining a false identity for years, simulating illegal behavior to avoid suspicion, and navigating dangerous environments where one mistake could be fatal. Frank speaks on the psychological toll of forming relationships with individuals he would later help prosecute, and the ethical dilemmas that come with balancing duty and personal connection.Over the course of his career, Frank contributed to investigations that led to the arrest of over 1,000 individuals. He reflects on why he ultimately retired at 49, citing changes in agency priorities, and defends his work as necessary to prevent violence and protect communities.This interview offers a rare, behind-the-scenes look at undercover law enforcement and the realities of dismantling organized crime from the inside.

Dogface sits down with VladTV to share his intense life story, growing up in Pontiac, Michigan, and navigating a childhood shaped by instability, violence, and survival. He reflects on his parents’ divorce at age eight and the shocking discovery of his biological father’s identity, which added another layer to his already complicated upbringing.Dogface opens up about getting involved in street activity at a young age, including robberies by age 12, and surviving multiple life-threatening incidents — including being shot four times before turning 16. He also describes his mother’s unconventional lifestyle, including her ties to a biker gang, and how that environment influenced his early decisions.The conversation dives into Dogface’s 17-year prison sentence, where he experienced the harsh realities of incarceration, including stabbings and spending 36 months in solitary confinement. He explains how prison shaped his mindset and the challenges he faced adjusting to life after being released at 38, ultimately crediting family support for helping him reintegrate into society.Dogface also recounts several controversial and high-risk situations after his release, including a 2018 incident where he used prop guns to scare off a stalker, as well as a chaotic police encounter where he was falsely accused of attempted murder. He describes a SWAT response, helicopters, and being tracked by police dogs during the ordeal.Additional stories include a club altercation involving QCP, a dangerous gas station robbery attempt that turned into a self-defense situation, and reflections on high-profile incidents connected to figures like J Prince Jr. and NBA players. Throughout the interview, Dogface offers unfiltered insight into survival, consequences, and the long road to personal growth.

DJ Akademiks returns to VladTV for a wide-ranging and unfiltered conversation covering industry money, legal cases, and hip-hop politics. The discussion opens with the situation involving Boosie, including his frustration over VladTV interview payouts and the business realities behind viewership, value, and revenue. Vlad breaks down how declining views impact pricing, while Akademiks weighs in on Boosie’s move to Patreon and the challenges of building an independent platform.The conversation expands into multiple legal situations, including the All Star Jr. case and a shooting incident that left another individual paralyzed. They examine the legal fallout, potential federal implications, and how cases like these can escalate into broader investigations. The discussion also touches on speculation around possible RICO charges tied to larger networks.Akademiks and Vlad also break down ongoing hip-hop legal drama, including questions surrounding Gucci Mane and Pooh Shiesty’s case, and debates about the strength of the evidence and potential outcomes. They discuss Offset’s reported financial issues, including gambling debts and lawsuits, and how money management plays a major role in longevity.The interview also dives into the business side of music, including Drake’s future with Universal Music Group and the idea of potential “free agency” once his deal ends. Akademiks analyzes how labels control release timing and how that can impact an artist’s momentum. They also debate Kendrick Lamar’s strategy, Kanye West’s controversial statements and public apology, and the balance between artistry, mental health, and public perception.From industry economics to legal consequences, DJ Akademiks provides insight into how fame, money, and controversy intersect in today’s hip-hop landscape.

Shawn Prez and former Army Ranger Nicholas Irving return to VladTV for a deep breakdown of the escalating U.S.-Iran conflict, the political fallout surrounding it, and the growing divide between government actions and public perception.Irving traces the roots of the conflict back to policies and tensions that intensified during Donald Trump’s presidency, analyzing promises surrounding mass deportations, tariffs, energy independence, and government reform. While acknowledging some economic gains, he questions whether the broader strategy has produced lasting results — especially as rising gas prices and oil profits dominate headlines. Recent reports show major oil companies benefiting heavily from the conflict as fuel prices continue climbing globally. The conversation examines whether the current military strategy has any clear endgame. Irving argues that despite extensive bombing campaigns and naval operations, the U.S. has struggled to demonstrate meaningful strategic victories. He compares the situation to previous prolonged conflicts like Afghanistan and questions whether the focus is truly about freedom or more about regional influence, energy control, and geopolitical leverage. Prez and Irving also debate the role of Congress in authorizing military action, discussing controversy surrounding the War Powers Act and whether the administration has exceeded constitutional limits. Ongoing debate continues in Washington over whether current military operations legally require congressional approval. The interview also touches on the future of NATO, Iran’s increasingly defiant rhetoric, and the resilience of Iranian forces despite economic sanctions and military pressure. Irving predicts the conflict could escalate further, citing both political rhetoric and historical patterns in the region. At the same time, both speakers express hope for a peaceful resolution and warn about how quickly public opinion can be shaped by media narratives and political messaging.Throughout the discussion, Irving emphasizes the importance of critical thinking, arguing that many Americans remain disconnected from the real consequences of war until economic hardship or military casualties directly affect everyday life.

Wack100 sits down with VladTV to break down a series of explosive topics involving legal cases, rap industry politics, and street controversies. The conversation starts with the legal troubles surrounding Gucci Mane, who is reportedly facing serious charges tied to an alleged kidnapping involving his former manager. Wack dives into the contract dispute, including a $2 million deal and a 50/50 royalty split, and discusses how cooperation with law enforcement could impact Gucci’s future.The discussion expands into other high-profile situations, including a recent shooting incident at a casino on tribal land, where financial debt reportedly played a major role. Wack also speaks on Offset’s alleged gambling issues, lawsuits, and a dice game incident involving 42 Dugg, highlighting how money disputes can escalate quickly in certain environments.Wack100 addresses his own legal situation involving Big U, pushing back on allegations and explaining his side of the story. The conversation then shifts into hip-hop history, including the breakup of G-Unit, which Wack attributes to internal disagreements over loyalty and industry politics. He also reveals behind-the-scenes details about a failed G-Unit reunion tour and ongoing tensions between 50 Cent and The Game.Additional topics include The Game’s respect for Nas, his decision to stay neutral in certain beefs, and how major artists balance personal relationships with business decisions. Throughout the interview, Wack100 offers unfiltered insight into the realities of the music industry, street influence, and the consequences of public actions.

DJ Vlad gives a full look at his brand new custom 273-gallon acrylic aquarium built by Big Fish Custom Acrylic Aquariums. From transporting and installing the massive tank to revealing the finished setup complete with colorful coral, exotic fish, and a custom VladTV logo centerpiece, this behind-the-scenes video captures the entire process from start to finish. The crew from Big Fish Custom Acrylic Aquariums traveled all the way from Atlanta to California to make the installation happen, handling everything from filtration systems and lighting to the final aquascape design. The tank features unique species including a spiny box puffer fish, butterfly fish, and more, with plans to continue expanding the ecosystem over time. Huge shout out to Big Fish Custom Acrylic Aquariums for bringing this vision to life. If you’re looking for high-end custom aquarium builds, definitely check them out: BIG FISH CUSTOM ACRYLIC AQUARIUMS Instagram: @bigfish_custom_acrylicaquarium

Shawn Prez and former Army Ranger Nicholas Irving return to VladTV to break down the escalating conflict in the Middle East, offering a grounded perspective shaped by real combat experience.Irving discusses the resilience of long-standing regional forces, explaining how ideology, history, and generational conflict make military outcomes far more complex than headlines suggest. Drawing comparisons to Afghanistan, he questions whether current U.S. strategy has a clear long-term objective, arguing that economic pressure and political signaling often play as large a role as military action.The conversation explores rising geopolitical tensions, including Iran’s increasingly defiant public stance and the broader implications for U.S. involvement in the region. Irving and Prez debate the effectiveness of sanctions, the role of international alliances like NATO, and how prolonged engagements can shift public opinion—especially as everyday costs like gas prices rise.They also discuss concerns around transparency in government decision-making, including the influence of lobbyists and financial institutions, and how those dynamics may shape foreign policy. The conversation touches on legal frameworks like the War Powers Act and the complexities surrounding military actions taken without formal congressional approval.Additional topics include reactions to a reported assassination attempt involving President Donald Trump, scrutiny of security responses, and how major events are interpreted through media narratives. Throughout the discussion, Irving emphasizes the psychological and human cost of conflict, urging a deeper understanding beyond political talking points.The interview closes with reflections on the uncertainty of modern warfare, the difficulty of achieving lasting resolution, and the importance of critical thinking in an era of rapidly spreading information.

In this previously unreleased 2019 VladTV interview, Ryan Davis returns to break down his early career momentum, landing a major role on Curb Your Enthusiasm, and navigating comedy, controversy, and culture before his rise to mainstream success . Ryan reflects on how landing a role alongside Larry David was a career-defining moment, even managing to make the comedy legend break character during an improvised scene. He explains the magnitude of appearing on one of HBO’s most iconic shows and how it opened doors for future opportunities in acting and writing. The conversation quickly shifts into serious cultural topics, including Ryan’s outspoken views on the R. Kelly case. He discusses separating talent from behavior, accountability, and the responsibility of adults in protecting minors. Ryan also weighs in on broader conversations around Michael Jackson, public perception, and how money can influence narratives in high-profile cases. Ryan shares personal stories about his family, including supporting his younger brother through coming out and being deeply involved in the LGBTQ community. He speaks on acceptance, growth, and how real-life experiences shaped his perspective on relationships and identity. The interview also dives into viral culture and social media, with Ryan analyzing the rise of figures like Tekashi 6ix9ine and how clout, controversy, and perception can outweigh talent in today’s entertainment landscape. He breaks down how social media strategy can create overnight success — and the dangers that come with it.

Clifton Powell, best known for his iconic role as Pinky in the Friday series, sits down with VladTV to share his powerful journey from Washington, DC to Hollywood success.Powell opens up about his difficult childhood, including the trauma of losing his mother to suicide and growing up with a dysfunctional father. He explains how those early struggles shaped his drive and ultimately pushed him toward acting as a way to escape and express himself.The conversation covers his early career, including roles in House Party and Menace II Society, and his breakthrough moments auditioning for major films. Powell shares behind-the-scenes stories about trying out for characters like Cuddy in Dead Presidents and landing the unforgettable role of Pinky in Next Friday.He also discusses opportunities he turned down, including a role on The WB, and his experience portraying Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Selma. Powell emphasizes the importance of preparation, discipline, and fully embodying each character, even when stepping outside of his comfort zone.Clifton gets candid about the financial realities of Hollywood, revealing he once earned just $6,000 for a major role before later making $50,000 per week at the height of his career. He breaks down common misconceptions about celebrity wealth and stresses the importance of financial literacy and smart decision-making.The interview also touches on his personal life, including the impact of divorce, the success of his children, and his commitment to mentoring young actors. Powell reflects on legacy, love, equality, and the lessons he’s learned throughout his decades in the industry.From hardship to Hollywood, Clifton Powell shares a raw and inspiring story about perseverance, growth, and staying true to your purpose.

1090 Jake returns to VladTV to break down a series of high-profile street cases, viral incidents, and the real-life consequences behind them.The conversation begins with the chaotic robbery involving Gucci Mane, Pooh Shiesty, and Big 30. Jake explains how the situation spiraled due to poor planning, lack of coordination, and people making critical mistakes during the crime. He highlights how Gucci Mane’s refusal to cooperate with authorities complicated the case, while the individuals involved—some reportedly off-duty law enforcement—faced serious legal consequences. Pooh Shiesty’s situation is discussed in detail, including the possibility of facing life in prison.The discussion expands into other major headlines, including Offset and his reported gambling debts, along with the shooting that followed, and the legal troubles surrounding NBA YoungBoy’s associates. Jake emphasizes how fast situations escalate when money, ego, and street ties collide.They also touch on the controversy surrounding Wes Watson and domestic violence allegations, using it as an example of how public figures can quickly lose credibility when legal issues surface.The conversation shifts into a viral gym confrontation, where an individual publicly challenged others to fight and ended up in a real altercation, leading to criminal charges and the possibility of significant prison time. Jake and Vlad discuss how social media bravado often turns into real-world consequences.Jake also dives into prison realities, including protective custody (PC), and reflects on the tragic case of XXXTentacion’s murder, explaining how those involved are navigating life behind bars. The discussion highlights the harsh conditions inmates face and how reputation plays a role in survival.The interview closes with bizarre and lesser-known crime stories, including unusual cases involving disabled individuals, and a broader conversation about mental health, insecurity, and the consequences of reckless decisions.From street crimes to viral moments, 1090 Jake provides unfiltered insight into how quickly situations can spiral—and why accountability always follows.

Aries Spears returns to VladTV to break down a wide-ranging conversation covering comedy, celebrity culture, financial literacy, and controversial headlines.Aries opens up about his recent sold-out show at the Novo Theater, where 1,400 fans packed the venue. He gives props to his opener Ryan Davis and recalls Andy Steinberg setting the tone with a memorable introduction.The conversation shifts into Hollywood criticism, with Aries taking aim at Ice Cube following his Razzie win for War of the Worlds, questioning his acting range and consistency over the years.They also react to viral street stories, including Gucci Mane’s robbery incident involving Pooh Shiesty, pointing out the growing trend of people incriminating themselves online. Aries and Vlad also discuss how the media covers crime differently depending on race, highlighting the lack of attention on Black serial killers compared to white ones.The discussion turns to high-profile figures, including Tiger Woods and the financial consequences of his car crash, before diving into a controversial debate on blackface in comedy and where the line should be drawn in modern entertainment.Later, Aries and Vlad address Sean “Diddy” Combs’s legal situation, including his appeal tied to a disputed violence charge. They also touch on viral rumors surrounding Diddy’s personal life and how scandals continue to shape public perception.The conversation expands into finances, with Aries emphasizing the importance of financial literacy, warning against flashy spending habits. Floyd Mayweather is brought up as an example, with discussion of his reported $7.3 million IRS lien and long-standing concerns about spending versus investing.They close by reflecting on the legacies of influential figures like Afrika Bambaataa and Jesse Jackson, acknowledging their impact while also addressing the controversies that surround them.

TK Kirkland returns to VladTV for a wide-ranging conversation covering hip-hop controversies, legal issues, finances, and personal life lessons.TK reacts to the Gucci Mane robbery case involving Pooh Shiesty, breaking down the seriousness of the allegations, including claims that Gucci was forced to sign a release under duress. He discusses the legal consequences Pooh Shiesty could face, especially being on parole, and why situations like this often lead to long prison sentences.The discussion shifts to celebrity finances, including Offset’s reported $100,000 casino debt and Floyd Mayweather’s financial headlines, including a $7.3 million tax lien. TK offers his perspective on money management, gambling habits, and why even wealthy individuals can face financial challenges.TK also touches on Afrika Bambaataa’s legacy and the controversies surrounding him, emphasizing the importance of accountability regardless of status. The conversation explores how social media can influence public opinion and even impact legal cases before they are resolved in court.Later in the interview, TK and Vlad discuss R. Kelly’s situation, with TK predicting that the disgraced singer will spend the rest of his life in prison. Despite this, they acknowledge R. Kelly’s undeniable musical talent and impact.The episode also includes a “This or That” segment comparing stand-up comedy legends, with TK favoring DL Hughley over Eddie Murphy. They debate hip-hop business moves, including the Cash Money vs. No Limit era, with Vlad praising Birdman’s leadership and strategy.Additional topics include YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s massive underground fanbase, the Epstein files, and personal advice on relationships, prenups, and living life with purpose.From street consequences to celebrity culture, TK Kirkland delivers his signature mix of humor, honesty, and real-life wisdom.

Former Army Ranger and sniper Nicholas Irving returns to VladTV for a powerful and deeply personal conversation about war, trauma, and healing. Irving reflects on his journey from enlisting at just 17 years old to becoming one of the most decorated snipers of his time, with 33 confirmed kills during a single deployment.Beyond the battlefield, Irving opens up about the emotional and psychological toll of combat. He speaks candidly about losing a close friend, Atterbury, to suicide and his own struggles with PTSD and alcohol after returning home. Irving discusses how difficult it can be for veterans to transition back into civilian life, highlighting the alarming reality that veteran suicide rates remain significantly higher than the general population.Irving also shares a transformative experience that helped him begin confronting his trauma, explaining how alternative approaches to mental health opened a new perspective on healing. He emphasizes the importance of connection, empathy, and simply being present for veterans who may be silently struggling.Joined by Shawn Prez, the conversation expands into themes of forgiveness, self-acceptance, and the long-term impact of war on relationships. Irving reveals the strain military life places on families, including extremely high divorce rates within his unit, and discusses the lack of mental health support available to many service members.The interview closes with a message of awareness and compassion, encouraging people to better understand the invisible battles veterans face and the importance of supporting those who have served.

In the flashback we revisit the last interview Boosie did with VladTV. Boosie discussed his extensive lake and house project, detailing the construction of a six-acre lake filled with 1,500-2,000 pounds of catfish. He mentioned using streams and rainwater to fill the lake and selling fish at parties, earning $20,000-$30,000. Boosie also highlighted the installation of feeders, cleaning stations, and a mural wall featuring notable figures like Pimp C and Rich Homie Quan. He plans to build a glass house on a hill and is constructing a house for his mother, aiming to complete it in 124 days. The project includes a bar area, a projector house, and a secondary pool.

In this previously unreleased VladTV exclusive interview from 2017, 600 Breezy opened up to VladTV about what it was like growing up in Chicago, and his encounters with the rampant violence in the city. He explained that his father is a GD and he told 600 Breezy that if he were going to be in any gang it would be the GDs.During the sit-down, he explained that he dropped out of school because of serious death threats, adding that he was getting shot at when he was just 14. The Chicago rapper added that he wasn't shot for the first time until he was 21, but 600 Breezy added that he was shot twice a year for three years in a row.

Skip Bayless breaks down the sports industry like never before in this must-watch VladTV interview. From NBA GOAT debates to media controversies, this conversation dives deep into the world of sports analysis, broadcasting, and legacy.In this in-depth interview, Skip Bayless sits down with DJ Vlad to reflect on his journey from Oklahoma City to becoming one of the most polarizing figures in sports media. He opens up about his early life, including his father’s failed barbecue business and his brother’s success in the culinary world, before detailing his own path through high school athletics and into journalism.Skip takes viewers behind the scenes of his rise in the sports industry, sharing untold stories from his time at ESPN’s First Take alongside Stephen A. Smith, and his transition to Fox Sports’ Undisputed with Shannon Sharpe. He also addresses major controversies that shaped his career, including his public feud with Charles Barkley and the backlash surrounding his comments on Damar Hamlin.The conversation goes even deeper as Skip discusses his personal relationships, including his friendship with Lil Wayne, and offers candid thoughts on today’s biggest sports headlines. He weighs in on LeBron James, Bronny James’ NBA future, and gives his unfiltered perspective on the current state of basketball and sports media.Skip also reveals his list of the greatest NBA players of all timeLet’s just say—his rankings will spark debate, shift perspectives, and definitely leave fans arguing in the comments. You won’t believe who made the cut… and who didn’t land where you expect.If you're passionate about basketball, sports debates, and the inner workings of the sports media world, this is an interview you can’t afford to miss.

Shawn Prez sits down with former Army Ranger sniper Nicholas Irving to break down the escalating geopolitical tensions surrounding Donald Trump, Strait of Hormuz, and Iran.The conversation dives into the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz—one of the world’s most critical oil chokepoints—and how recent U.S. actions could impact global energy markets. Irving questions whether Trump’s moves are truly about national security or if they could be tied to stock market manipulation or even distractions from ongoing controversies like the Epstein case.Shawn Prez and Irving also critique Trump’s leadership style, pointing out what they see as inconsistent policies and unpredictable decision-making. They discuss how Trump’s relationships with key figures, including Melania Trump and global leaders like the Pope, reflect broader concerns about his political strategy and messaging.The discussion expands into larger issues of political corruption and insider trading, with both hosts suggesting that powerful figures may be leveraging global conflicts for financial gain. They also analyze how Trump’s actions could affect his political base and raise questions about the long-term stability of his influence.Shifting to global security, Irving highlights the dangers of nuclear proliferation, noting that countries like Russia, China, and Pakistan already possess nuclear weapons. The possibility of Iran joining that list raises serious concerns about regional and global stability.They also point to growing tensions between the U.S. and its traditional allies, including the United Kingdom, suggesting that some nations may be distancing themselves from the conflict. Irving predicts that the coming days could bring further political maneuvering, as the Trump administration looks to strengthen approval ratings ahead of key elections.The conversation concludes with concerns about rising gas prices, the economic impact of war, and whether the U.S. is ultimately searching for an exit strategy. Both hosts warn that the situation could escalate quickly, with serious consequences for both domestic and international stability.

In this flashback, we revisit the late Rudy Williams, who passed away at 72 years old. The Baltimore kingpin sat down for his first-ever VladTV interview, beginning with his upbringing in a stable, two-parent household as one of eight children.Rudy explained that things began to shift around age 13, when he was sent to a juvenile facility for truancy. From there, he detailed his progression into a life of crime, including a period on the run, and how he expanded his enterprise after being released from prison.He also spoke about his repeated arrests, being labeled a “super kingpin” by law enforcement in the 1990s, and ultimately serving over 30 years behind bars.To hear more—including Rudy’s reflections on life after prison and his past—check out the full interview above.

Rising Texas artist Deep Baby sits down with VladTV to share his journey from a difficult upbringing in Houston to building a growing fanbase as an independent artist.Born to Mexican parents, Deep Baby opens up about being raised primarily by his mother after experiencing abandonment from both his biological father and stepfather. He reflects on the emotional impact of those early experiences and how they shaped his mindset and music.Deep Baby explains how he started rapping at just eight years old, inspired by artists like Rick Ross, and how music became both an outlet and a path forward. He also speaks candidly about the struggles he faced along the way, including drug use, homelessness, and the challenges of staying focused while navigating a tough environment.His breakthrough moment came in 2019 with the release of “2AM,” which went on to generate over 8 million streams on Spotify. From there, his momentum continued to build with major songs like “Mars” and “Broken Promises,” which have combined for over 100 million streams.Despite receiving interest from major record labels, Deep Baby explains why he has chosen to remain independent, emphasizing ownership, control, and long-term vision over quick deals.He also discusses his upcoming album “Junkie Mode 2,” his creative process, and plans to hit the road on tour as he continues to expand his reach and solidify his place in the industry.From adversity to independence, Deep Baby shares a raw and honest story about perseverance, growth, and chasing success on his own terms.

Papoose sits down with Vlad for a no-holds-barred interview, addressing his long-standing issues with 50 Cent and setting the record straight on everything from industry beef to his personal life with boxing champion Claressa Shields.In this explosive conversation, Papoose breaks down how his tension with 50 Cent reignited in January 2026 after shots were fired online—this time involving Claressa. Papoose revisits their history, calling out what he describes as years of disrespect and false narratives, while also criticizing 50 Cent’s track record in recent years and his treatment of artists like Lloyd Banks.Papoose also addresses rumors surrounding his finances and his relationship, making it clear that his bond with Claressa Shields is built on genuine respect and organic connection—not headlines. He shares how they first met at a boxing event, their meaningful interactions, and why they’ve kept things authentic despite public speculation. He also highlights Claressa’s dominance in the ring, including her undefeated record and major $8 million deal.The interview shifts into a deeper discussion about the state of hip-hop today, where Papoose critiques the culture’s focus on materialism and pays tribute to the late DJ Kay Slay, honoring his legacy as a fearless voice who helped keep the peace in the industry. Vlad and Papoose reflect on the void left behind and the responsibility of carrying that influence forward.Papoose also speaks on his own career moves, major business deals, and promotes his latest project, “Agent Provocateur,” while making it clear he’s focused on growth, legacy, and tuning out negativity.Watch the full interview for the unfiltered truth behind the headlines, industry insights, and personal revelations you won’t hear anywhere else.

Wil Milz takes the stage for a major moment—the first stand-up comedy special ever released on VladTV—delivering raw, honest, and hilarious storytelling rooted in real life. Representing New York to the fullest, Wil reflects on growing up across different boroughs, where community, toughness, and resilience shaped who he is today.In this stand-up performance, Wil keeps it real about everything—from the one time he tried weed (and why it wasn’t for him) to his strong stance against drug use. He also opens up about fatherhood, sharing how becoming a dad changed his life for the better and gave him a new sense of purpose.Blending humor with authenticity, Wil Milz brings a refreshing perspective that’s both funny and meaningful. As the first stand-up special on VladTV, this performance sets the tone for more comedy to come—real stories, real laughs, and real growth.

Amid Dwight Howard’s recent restraining order against his estranged wife, we revisit this flashback featuring his former partner, Royce Reed.A former cheerleader for the Orlando Magic and Miami Heat, and the mother of Dwight Howard’s son, Royce opened up about her upbringing in Orlando, Florida. She credited her strength and resilience to her background, shaped by attending predominantly white schools while being raised within the Black community—an experience encouraged by her father to help her understand and appreciate both worlds.Royce began cheerleading at age nine and dancing at age three, eventually earning a full college scholarship through her talents. During the interview, she spoke candidly about her relationship with Dwight Howard, including her pregnancy and the challenges she faced throughout their time together. She also reflected on her experience on Basketball Wives.To hear more, check out the full interview above.

Crip Mac doesn’t hold anything back in this raw and unfiltered VladTV interview, opening up about his past, his struggles, and the reality behind the viral persona that took over social media.Born in Ontario, California, Crip Mac breaks down his Samoan and Belizean roots while detailing his early involvement with the Neighborhood Crips. He speaks candidly about battling ADHD, oppositional defiance disorder, and schizophrenia—issues that led to time in military school and a string of legal troubles, including charges for transportation of a controlled substance, grand theft auto, and armed robbery.The conversation takes a deeper turn as Crip Mac addresses his controversial gang tattoos, including the infamous “Hoover Killer” ink on his forehead, and reflects on his direct involvement in gang violence. He also shares his perspective on the impact of Nipsey Hussle’s death and how it affected the streets.Crip Mac also discusses his recent federal case involving possession of a ghost gun, which resulted in a 33-month sentence, and gives insight into the key differences between state and federal prison—along with the respect he says he earned behind bars.Beyond the streets, he talks about going viral, the rise of his unique catchphrases, and how social media changed his life and reputation overnight. He also weighs in on rappers claiming gang affiliations and shares his unfiltered thoughts on authenticity in the industry.This is one of Crip Mac’s most revealing interviews yet—covering everything from street politics and mental health to internet fame and survival.

Amid the recent appeal filed by Diddy and his legal team, we’re revisiting this Flashback interview. In it, Daniel Phillip, a male entertainer, shares his experiences involving Diddy and Cassie. Daniel recalls initially mistaking Cassie for Rihanna and says he was paid between $2,000 and $3,000 per session.As the encounters continued, Daniel describes Diddy’s presence as increasingly unsettling. He also recounts witnessing a disturbing incident in which Diddy allegedly became physically abusive toward Cassie. Despite being present, Daniel says he felt powerless to intervene at the time. He later attempted to encourage Cassie to leave the situation, but says she did not respond.Daniel also speaks about learning of Cassie’s $20 million lawsuit against Diddy in 2024 and his subsequent involvement in the case. He discusses providing testimony regarding Diddy’s alleged behavior and describes interactions with federal authorities, as well as the emotional toll of witnessing the events.The conversation further explores the wider implications of the case, including public reaction, the legal process, and the broader societal impact of high-profile allegations.

Former drug kingpin Freeway Rick Ross returns to VladTV for a wide-ranging conversation covering global politics, the drug trade, and his personal journey from street legend to businessman.Ross opens the interview by addressing the recent U.S. operation involving Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, comparing it to the capture of Manuel Noriega during the 1989 U.S. invasion of Panama. He breaks down how similar tactics appear to be used when the U.S. targets foreign leaders, reflecting on how those situations unfold politically and militarily. Recent reports have even drawn direct comparisons between Maduro’s capture and Noriega’s case, where both faced U.S. custody and legal proceedings .Ross then dives into his own past, detailing his involvement in the drug pipeline connected to Nicaragua and his relationship with supplier Danilo Blandón. He explains how large-scale cocaine operations were structured and how geopolitical conflicts like the Iran-Contra era intersected with the drug trade. During his peak, Ross was moving massive quantities of cocaine across Los Angeles and beyond, building a nationwide empire before ultimately serving prison time .The conversation shifts to current cartel dynamics, including discussion about the death of El Mencho and how leadership changes can create instability and violence in Mexico. Ross offers his perspective on how cartel structures evolve and why power vacuums often lead to chaos.Ross also speaks on his transition into legal business, including running a cannabis dispensary in the post-legalization era. He explains the unexpected financial challenges, citing heavy regulations, taxes, and city restrictions that make it difficult to turn a profit—even in a legal market.Reflecting on his life, Ross shares stories about near-death experiences, including a close call where he was almost kidnapped, and emphasizes the importance of loyalty in the drug world. He contrasts that mindset with his current focus on growth, business, and mentorship.In the second half of the interview, Ross discusses rebuilding relationships, including reconciling with Wack 100, and his involvement in boxing through his management ventures. He criticizes modern fighters for not maximizing their celebrity and earning potential outside the ring.The conversation closes with financial advice, as Ross and Vlad discuss investing, discipline, and long-term wealth building. Vlad shares his own stock market success, pointing to significant gains in recent years, while Ross stresses the importance of patience, frugality, and understanding concepts like compound interest.

Former Army Ranger sniper Nicholas Irving joins Shawn Prez on VladTV for a powerful and unfiltered discussion about the ongoing war in the Middle East, breaking down the geopolitical stakes, military realities, and psychological toll of combat.Irving questions the effectiveness of recent U.S. and Israeli actions, expressing skepticism about long-term strategic gains despite weeks of escalating conflict. He analyzes Iran’s continued resistance, the fragility of ceasefire agreements, and the broader implications for global stability. Irving also discusses the economic ripple effects of war, including how prolonged conflict could impact the U.S. economy and international markets.The conversation dives into political leadership and messaging, with Irving criticizing rhetoric from U.S. officials and questioning whether current strategies are producing meaningful results. He also explores the concept of regime change, arguing that history has shown it to be far more complex and often ineffective.Shifting to personal experience, Irving gives a raw look at the mindset required in combat. He describes how soldiers mentally prepare for extreme situations, including the fear of capture and the harsh realities of warfare in regions like Afghanistan and Iraq. He recounts intense battlefield moments, including being pinned down under enemy fire and the life-or-death decisions soldiers must make in real time.Irving also honors fellow soldiers, sharing a story about Benjamin Cobb, who risked his life to save others during combat. The discussion highlights the deep psychological conditioning required to survive war and the long-lasting impact it has on those who serve.The interview closes with a tribute to fallen soldiers and a reminder of the sacrifices made by military personnel, emphasizing the importance of awareness, gratitude, and understanding the true cost of war beyond headlines.

Jim Keyes, the former CEO of 7-Eleven and Blockbuster, sits down with VladTV to share his incredible journey from growing up in poverty in Worcester, Massachusetts, to leading two of the most recognizable multibillion-dollar companies in the world.Keyes reflects on his early life struggles and how education, discipline, and persistence became the foundation of his success. He explains how he joined 7-Eleven in 1984 during a time of financial instability and helped transform the company from bankruptcy into a global powerhouse with over 90,000 stores worldwide.The conversation shifts to his tenure at Blockbuster, where Keyes took over in 2007 during a critical moment in the company’s history. He discusses his vision to pivot Blockbuster toward digital streaming before competitors like Netflix dominated the space. Keyes reveals how strategic moves—including acquiring MovieLink and negotiating partnerships with major companies like Viacom and Google—were intended to modernize the brand.However, he explains how the 2008 financial crisis ultimately derailed these efforts, limiting Blockbuster’s ability to fully execute its digital transition and contributing to its downfall.Throughout the interview, Keyes emphasizes his “3C” philosophy—Change, Confidence, and Clarity—as the key principles that guided his leadership and decision-making. He also reflects on the broader concept of the American Dream, highlighting how adaptability and resilience are essential for long-term success.This interview offers a rare inside look at corporate leadership, missed opportunities in the tech shift, and lessons from both success and failure at the highest level of business.

Attorney Arthur Horn joins VladTV to break down the latest developments in the high-profile case involving Memphis rapper Big 30, who is facing charges connected to the alleged kidnapping and robbery of Gucci Mane.Horn details Big 30’s recent bond hearing, where the judge set bond at $100,000, requiring a $10,000 payment along with strict conditions including an ankle monitor and supervision. He explains that the prosecution still has the opportunity to appeal the bond decision, which could impact Big 30’s release status moving forward.The conversation explores the events surrounding the case, including the fact that both Big 30 and Pooh Shiesty were present at a Dallas recording studio at the time of the incident. Horn emphasizes that his client is accused of being present but not directly involved in the alleged crime, which will be a central point of the defense.With nine co-defendants tied to the case, Horn discusses how each individual faces different bond conditions and levels of alleged involvement. He also highlights the complexities of the legal strategy, particularly how the case could hinge on whether Gucci Mane cooperates with authorities and whether certain release documents were signed under duress.Throughout the interview, Horn provides insight into how cases like this are built and defended, breaking down the legal challenges, potential outcomes, and the importance of witness credibility in high-profile criminal cases.

Jap5 sits down with VladTV to share his story growing up in South Central Los Angeles, navigating gang life, prison, and his transition into music. Representing the 107 Hoover Crips, Jap5 explains the meaning behind his generational name and reflects on a childhood shaped by violence, including a traumatic incident at just 11 years old.Jap5 speaks candidly about his early involvement in street life, multiple arrests, and serving a four-year prison sentence. He discusses internal conflicts within his neighborhood, the impact of Nipsey Hussle’s death, and a notable confrontation with Crip Mac while incarcerated. Facing serious legal challenges — including double life sentences tied to a homicide case — Jap5 reflects on the consequences of his past decisions and the reality of gang culture.The conversation also covers Jap5’s legal journey, including accepting a seven-year plea deal in a state case without negotiation, and the emotional toll of losing his father in a street altercation while he was incarcerated and unable to attend the funeral due to his classification level.Despite everything, Jap5 emphasizes growth and change. He talks about taking classes in prison, focusing on education, and shifting his mindset toward a more positive future. Jap5 is now committed to his music career, aiming to use his platform to influence younger generations and steer them away from the mistakes he made.From street life to self-reflection, Jap5 offers an unfiltered look at accountability, survival, and the pursuit of a better path.

Oschino sits down with VladTV for a raw and wide-ranging conversation covering street stories, industry relationships, and global politics. The interview kicks off with Oschino recalling his history with Wayno from Roc-A-Fella, including pranks, past interactions, and how relationships in the industry can shift over time. He also shares a wild story involving a firearm incident with Wayno that eventually led to an unexpected friendship.The conversation expands into hip-hop culture, including discussions around Jay-Z’s influence and viral conspiracy theories tied to Tory Lanez’s legal case. Vlad and Oschino examine how quickly misinformation spreads online and how narratives can shape public perception regardless of facts.Oschino also dives into prison culture and street life, explaining the concept of “savage life” in Chicago and the realities inmates face behind bars. He speaks on survival, reputation, and how harsh environments can shape behavior and long-term outcomes.The interview shifts into broader debates, including separating art from the artist when discussing R. Kelly’s musical legacy versus his legal issues. They also explore international topics such as Donald Trump’s foreign policy and the complexities of the Israel-Palestine conflict, touching on historical claims, media narratives, and the difficulty of finding common ground.The conversation wraps with commentary on celebrity beefs involving figures like 50 Cent, Jim Jones, and Papoose, highlighting the pressure artists face to maintain their image while navigating real-life tensions.

In this VladTV Flashback, NBA champion and former Sixth Man of the Year, Lamar Odom stopped by to give an in-depth interview on his life before the professional basketball success and some of the off-court tribulations he's faced. Odom opened up about his friendship with Kobe Bryant, why he ended his relationship with Taraji P. Henson, and what went wrong in his marriage to Khloe Kardashian. He also discussed his long bout with drug addiction and how he's managed to bounce back.

Maino sits down with VladTV to break down his new record, explaining why it’s meant as a message rather than a diss. He discusses the fine line between expression and disrespect in hip-hop, and how artists navigate delivering real-life experiences without escalating conflict.Maino reflects on his own experiences dealing with online disrespect, the role of social media in shaping narratives, and how quickly situations can spiral in today’s digital environment. He revisits his history with figures like 50 Cent and Max B, offering insight into loyalty, industry politics, and how relationships evolve over time.The conversation also dives into the realities of prison life, including dangerous situations like “razor tag” and the challenges young inmates face when navigating survival behind bars. Maino speaks candidly about the importance of awareness, discipline, and how those experiences shaped his mindset moving forward.The interview expands into broader industry topics, including the consequences of cooperation in street culture, referencing high-profile cases like Tekashi 6ix9ine and others. Vlad and Maino also address the spread of misinformation online, including a viral tweet falsely linking Jay-Z to Tory Lanez’s legal case, highlighting how easily conspiracy theories gain traction.Additional topics include Tory Lanez’s legal situation, potential deportation, celebrity boxing events like Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua, and Mike Tyson’s exhibition fight with Roy Jones Jr. The conversation closes with reflections on personal safety, the seriousness of violence, and why decisions made in heated moments can have lifelong consequences.