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Comedian Aries Spears returned to Vlad TV for an uncensored, no-holds-barred interview, diving into a wide range of pop culture topics. Spears reflected on his surprising social media resurgence, calling it “magic” how unpredictable online fame can be. He also discussed legendary figures such as Eddie Murphy, highlighting Murphy’s impact and enduring influence.
The comedian shared thoughts on contemporary stars, including Cardi B and Diddy, praising their unique styles and cultural contributions. Spears didn’t hold back on his opinion about Jake Paul either, weighing in on the controversial YouTuber-turned-boxer’s antics.
Diving into the music scene beyond the US, Spears expressed admiration for UK rappers, applauding their lyrical skills and energy that have caught global attention. The full interview captured Aries’ sharp wit and deep knowledge of entertainment, making it a must-watch for fans wanting uncensored insights from one of comedy’s most versatile voices.
MBNEL came through for his first-ever VladTV interview in 2020 and in this clip he started out speaking about growing up in Stockton, California. He explained that Stockton has one of the largest Philipino communities in the country, and MBNEL added that his parents were born in the Philippines and his mother came to the U.S. when she was pregnant with him. From there, MBNEL detailed growing up in South Stockton, including his family members being Crips. He went on to speak about starting his own crew, being shot at for the first time at 14, and buying his first gun at 16. To hear more, hit the above clip.
In an uncensored full interview with VladTV, Tekashi 6ix9ine gave fans an exclusive tour of his lavish Florida mansion, showcasing his unique taste and success. The rapper proudly pointed out his backyard alligator pond—home to "Coco" and a baby gator—a feature he uses to set himself apart from others. Tekashi revealed he built much of the outdoor studio and lounge area himself, citing Native American laws that allowed the construction of tiki structures on his property.
Despite flaunting luxury, Tekashi opened up about his ongoing legal troubles, including house arrest and delayed sentencing now set for November 20, 2025. Highlighting his resilience, he described recording Billboard hits from his home studio, a symbol of his continued hustle. The mansion features a movie theater, a patio heated for winter, and a planned basketball court—though he joked that house arrest and his weight gain spoiled those plans. Tekashi’s tour blends flashy lifestyle displays with candid insights into his turbulent life.
In an exclusive Vlad TV interview, former San Quentin correctional officer Darren Monahan shared gripping insights from his early days guarding some of the prison’s most infamous inmates, including Charles Manson, Stanley “Tookie” Williams, and Richard “The Night Stalker” Ramirez. Growing up in the Bay Area, Monahan initially considered becoming a police officer but was drawn into corrections after encountering a San Quentin recruitment booth in 1986. At 21, he entered what he describes as "the worst prison in America" at the time, stepping into a world where he was the youngest of 1,200 staff members and faced the daunting challenge of navigating daily life amid the nation’s most dangerous criminals. Recounting his early work in the kitchen at 3 a.m., Monahan revealed how quickly he learned the complex—and often perilous—rules of inmate management. His story offers a rare look inside the high-stakes reality behind the walls of San Quentin.
In a candid interview on VladTV, Tony Yayo dives into the origins and success of VladTV, the influential hip-hop media platform. DJ Vlad, originally from Kiev, Ukraine, launched VladTV in 2008 after spotting YouTube’s potential as the next big video platform. Transitioning from illegal mixtapes and side hustles, Vlad chose to go with a fully legal, digital route, embracing early YouTube partnerships. Tony recalls how Vlad personally shot interviews and footage during the early days, showing relentless dedication from behind the camera to editing and uploading content himself.
Tony emphasizes Vlad’s forward-thinking mindset, highlighting his decade-long vision and commitment to consistency. “I was in my mid-thirties, thinking ten years ahead,” he says, admiring Vlad’s pivot away from uncertain hustles toward sustainable media success. Today, VladTV stands among top hip-hop outlets like WorldStar and Forbes, showcasing the power of foresight, hard work, and adaptability in entertainment.
Rapper Blueface recently opened up about the legal troubles stemming from an incident involving Chrisean Rock. Blueface explained that he briefly took a woman’s phone following a fight where Chrisean punched her, which led to a felony robbery charge and ultimately his probation sentence tied to a prior Vegas shooting case. Despite the charges, Blueface maintains he returned the phone quickly and feels the case was exaggerated to paint him negatively.
In a surprising reveal, Blueface also discussed his connection to the aftermath of the Megan Thee Stallion and Tory Lanez shooting. He claimed Megan offered him intimacy after Tory shot her, emphasizing he was there to support her recovery rather than complicate the situation. Blueface shared insights about Tory’s legal struggles, predicting his conviction early on and criticizing those who defended Tory.
The interview also touched on Blueface’s ongoing feud with Soulja Boy, which has escalated into a heated back-and-forth on social media, continuing the drama in hip-hop circles.
In a recent interview, journalist Mikki Mase weighed in on the ongoing NBA betting scandal implicating figures like Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier. Mase predicts minimal consequences for those involved, suggesting heavy penalties or prison time would cause widespread upheaval in the NBA and the lucrative sports betting industry. “If someone goes to prison, it would confirm the NBA and sports betting are rigged,” she said, underlining the enormous economic stakes. Although several teams including the Charlotte Hornets and Toronto Raptors are named in indictments, Mase believes the scandal will fade from headlines after minor fines and penalties are issued. Regarding Billups, who was recently removed from his coaching role, Mase speculated he’ll quietly exit the scene without criminal charges. He also highlighted greed as a driving force behind cheating, citing parallels in poker and casino industries where insiders admit to manipulation despite already profitable systems. Overall, Mase expects the scandal to be downplayed to protect major interests.
In a candid VladTV interview, comedian Aries Spears discussed the limits of roles he would accept on camera—particularly when asked if he would star in a $5 million Leonardo DiCaprio-led film requiring him to be raped on screen, Spears firmly said no at $1 million, expressing that his dignity and artistic integrity have a price. However, when Vlad raised the $5 million offer with back-end profits, Aries admitted he might consider it, depending heavily on the script and circumstances. The conversation highlighted the complexities actors face balancing career opportunities with personal boundaries. Spears also touched on how people criticize things they can’t afford, comparing luxury watches to flashy, overpriced jewelry. The comedian emphasized subtlety and quiet wealth over ostentatious displays, noting that true richness is understated, not loud. The frank exchange showcases Spears' thoughtful approach to roles and fame, mixing humor with serious reflection on art, money, and personal limits.
In a recent interview, former prison guard Darren Monahan shed light on the violent stabbing of rapper Tory Lanez while serving his 10-year sentence in a California state prison. Lanez, convicted for shooting Megan Thee Stallion, was reportedly placed in protective custody among dangerous inmates. According to Monahan, the attack stemmed from Tory flirting with the girlfriend of a fellow inmate—an individual allegedly responsible for harming his underage girlfriend. After receiving approval from the inmate’s associates, Tory was viciously stabbed multiple times, suffering collapsed lungs and requiring airlift to a hospital.Monahan also discussed the complex relationships inmates maintain with girlfriends outside prison walls, noting some are even married and eligible for conjugal visits. He highlighted common prison dynamics, including jealousies and brutal punishments among inmates, often over perceived betrayals. This insider perspective offers a rare glimpse into the harsh realities of prison life behind high-profile criminal cases.
In an exclusive mansion tour, rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine unveils his uniquely themed home, featuring a notorious "F*** Room" and an extravagant massive pink closet. The "F*** Room" serves as the centerpiece for his infamous parties, complete with a playful ball-passing tradition among guests. Tekashi explains the room mimics upscale hotel vibes, creating the perfect private environment. Additionally, the rapper proudly showcases his newly customized closet, designed during a recent house arrest, with vibrant pink resin floors and sleek black finishes, crafted by top local artisans. Tekashi credits contractor Cathy and resin artist Dawn for the swift seven-day makeover. Highlights also include playful koi fish decor by the AC units and memorabilia from his music videos. Despite ongoing renovations, the tour offers fans an intimate glimpse into the colorful and bold lifestyle of one of rap’s most controversial figures. Tekashi’s mansion remains a vivid reflection of his larger-than-life personality.
In a tense undercover operation, veteran cop Darren Monahan describes a dramatic sting involving a supposed grenade launcher sale that nearly spiraled into a deadly shootout. Working with the FBI and local DA’s office, Monahan and his team set up a buy in a Bay Area parking lot, wired with cameras and audio. The sellers, known criminals, showed up and one suddenly pulled an Uzi submachine gun on the agents, demanding money. An informant bravely wrestled the weapon away as shots rang out between the suspects and officers. Despite the high stakes, the “grenade launcher” was a bluff with no actual launcher found. Monahan noted the rare nature of such weapons in local crime, joking about the novelty of a flamethrower as well. The raid showcased the dangers undercover cops face and the unpredictable violence in gun trafficking cases.
In a recent interview, professional gambler Mikki Mase vehemently denied Dana White’s assertions that they don’t know each other and that Mase is a cheater. White had claimed on a podcast that Mase’s casino bans were due to cheating, implying Mase was untrustworthy. However, Mase pushed back, sharing that there are multiple videos and photos of them gambling together, and White even follows him on social media. Mase acknowledged that while White is banned or restricted from many casinos for card counting, it’s false to say he isn’t banned at all. Mase also confirmed that casino bans and accusations of cheating are serious, noting cheating can lead to prison time. Highlighting his personal experience and association with people involved in gambling controversies, Mase accused White of lying to protect his reputation and criticized the UFC president’s denial of their connection.
In a recent interview, rapper Blueface opened up about why he currently has no custody of his son with Chrisean Rock, explaining it largely comes down to legal technicalities. Blueface shared that the child does not carry his last name, and because Chrisean listed a different surname on the birth certificate, he has no parental rights at the moment. Though Vlad pushed him on pursuing custody through the courts or establishing paternity via a DNA test, Blueface expressed reluctance to engage in legal battles, citing his desire not to jeopardize himself or involve the courts. He emphasized that he's willing to take care of his son but only if Chrisean voluntarily allows it. Blueface also highlighted his concerns about the child’s environment and the importance of active parenting, while acknowledging he has other children to care for. This candid discussion sheds light on why he remains without custody despite being the biological father.
In a recent interview, DJ Vlad and Tony Yayo discussed various topics from Rod Wave’s legal troubles to the upcoming 2026 Grammy predictions. However, the most memorable moment came when Vlad playfully called out Tony Yayo for overusing the phrase “pause” during their conversation. As Tony tried to “pause” several times, Vlad interrupted, jokingly accusing him of overdoing it and making it unnecessary, sparking a humorous back-and-forth between the two. Aside from the banter, Tony Yayo shared insights on Atlanta’s relaxed gun laws compared to New York’s stricter regulations and praised Kendrick Lamar’s strong presence in the Grammy race, predicting Lamar to win Best Rap Album. The candid exchange showcased both artists’ personalities beyond music, giving fans a glimpse of their chemistry and camaraderie. Despite the light roast over “pause,” the interview remained an engaging mix of serious industry talk and playful moments.
Wack100 and DJ Vlad discussed the impact of Tekashi's interviews, noting that the first interview garnered 17 million views. They also talked about Blueface, who was released from prison after 22 months, and is preparing for a boxing match against Nick Young in March. Max B's prison release was also discussed, as well as Diddy's incarceration. Wack100 and Vlad discussed the complexities of street rules, legal consequences, and the impact of media on public perception. They also touched on the legalities of using copyrighted content, with Vlad explaining his lawsuit against Joyner Lucas for using VladTV's content without permission.
In a recent interview, comedian Aries Spears revealed that Machine Gun Kelly reportedly turned down a role in the film "Sinners" because the part required the use of the N-word. Spears discussed the controversy surrounding the decision, highlighting the ongoing challenges actors face when dealing with racially sensitive content in scripts. The conversation shifted into popular films, with Spears admitting he hasn't watched some Oscar contenders like "One Battle After Another," despite its critical acclaim. Throughout the dialogue, Spears and host Vlad touched on various movies and performances, including Jonathan Majors' portrayal in "Magazine Dreams" and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's dramatic turn in "The Smashing Machine." Spears noted Hollywood's tendency to recognize roles involving extreme or marginalized characters. The interview sheds light on the complexities within Hollywood regarding race, representation, and actors’ boundaries, illustrated by MGK’s choice to step back from a role that involved racial slurs.
In a recent mansion tour, rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine proudly showcased a striking wall adorned with plaques representing over 50 million records sold. Addressing ongoing media controversies, Tekashi emphasized that despite being labeled as "controversial" or even a "snitch," no one acknowledges his massive commercial success as a Motown platinum recording artist. Displaying plaques for multi-platinum hits like "Gummo," "Billy," and "Fefe," he highlighted his unique position dominating both English and Latin music markets. Many of the certifications, he notes, haven’t been updated since 2018, underscoring even greater unrecognized sales. Tekashi estimates his total record sales well beyond 50 million copies, challenging critics who dismiss his achievements due to his legal troubles or past controversies. Among his works, he singled out "Billy" as his favorite single for its raw energy and honest expression. This mansion tour serves as a bold statement of Tekashi 6ix9ine’s undeniable success in the music industry.
In a revealing interview with VladTV, Blueface addressed the ongoing drama surrounding his relationship with Chrisean Malone and their son, Chrisean Jesus Malone Jr., born on September 3, 2023. Blueface admitted he initially urged Chrisean to have an abortion, believing she wasn’t ready for motherhood and concerned the baby would negatively impact her career. Despite his pleas, Chrisean decided to keep the pregnancy.
The rapper also touched on the challenges during the pregnancy, noting Chrisean’s sporadic behavior and reluctance to attend doctor’s appointments. He acknowledged reports of her smoking while pregnant but clarified she never drank around him. Blueface expressed frustration but maintained an unconditional love for her, likening their dynamic to that of a father and daughter.
Regarding their son, Blueface did not directly address rumors about the child’s health or a DNA test but implied focus remains on moving forward. The interview sheds light on a complicated co-parenting situation underscored by personal struggles and public scrutiny.
In a recent interview, rapper Tony Yayo weighed in on NFL star Antonio Brown's ongoing legal troubles after being charged with attempted murder. Brown was on the run for four months before being extradited from Dubai back to the U.S., a move Yayo called “crazy” given the typical challenges of international extradition.Discussing the case, Yayo referenced video evidence and Florida’s tough stance on violent crime, noting Brown’s decision to flee only worsened his situation. “Every time somebody goes to jail, they ask ‘why me?’” Yayo said, emphasizing the importance of making wise choices to avoid “dumb consequences.” He criticized Brown's public shooting incident, highlighting that law enforcement now uses facial recognition and extensive surveillance, making evasion difficult.Yayo also touched on the serious nature of violent charges and how authorities relentlessly pursue suspects, regardless of where they hide. The rapper’s candid take underscores the heavy price of Brown’s actions and the gravity of his charges.
Tekashi 6ix9ine recently gave an exclusive mansion tour, showcasing his unique backyard oasis complete with a fishing lake, cabana, pool, and hot tub. Though there’s a dock where one can fish, Tekashi himself avoids fishing due to his discomfort with catching animals. His backyard reflects his Florida roots, surrounded by a vast federal wildlife reserve stretching hundreds of miles, home to alligators and protected fauna. The elaborate outdoor setup includes coconut palm trees, a jacuzzi dubbed the site of many “explicit” moments, and a “movie theater family room” cabana. Tekashi also revealed his love for lounging in the sun as a natural sauna and reflected on the rugged, laid-back Florida lifestyle among neighbors with shooting ranges and alligator encounters. The tour captures the rapper’s blend of luxury and raw nature, offering fans an intimate glimpse of the space where he relaxes, creates, and lives his “good dog” life with his five dogs enjoying the sprawling land.
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