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Judge Mathis discussed Sean Combs' 50-month prison sentence, noting prosecutors sought 11 years. Combs' defense failed to emphasize his bipolar disorder, which could have mitigated the sentence. Combs must pay a $500,000 fine and serve five years of supervised release. Judge Mathis suggested a more lenient sentence, including concurrent sentences and mandatory mental health treatment. Combs' continued engagement in "freak offs" post-arrest highlighted his disorder. The judge praised the victims for speaking out and emphasized rehabilitation over harsh punishment.
Sharay Hayes, also known as Punisher, opens up about his experiences as a male escort and his involvement in the Diddy trial. Hayes recounts his upbringing in Harlem, his basketball career, his transition to male stripping, and details his encounters with Cassie and Diddy. Hayes testified in court, describing the sessions as consensual and expressing remorse if his involvement contributed to Cassie's suffering. He also discusses the ongoing federal investigation and the potential implications for Diddy. Hayes shares his experience with erectile dysfunction, leading to a penis implant at age 47, which cost $32,000. He explains the inflatable three-piece implant, its benefits, and the psychological relief it provided. He also mentions his book, "In Search of Freezer Meat," which offers guidance on erectile dysfunction and implant options. Hayes touches on the risks and complications of the surgery, including infection and internal erosion. The conversation also includes anecdotes about Trump's pardons and Diddy's personal life.
In 2021, Tekashi 6ix9ine's ex-girlfriend, Sara Molina, returned for another VladTV exclusive where she provided an update on her plastic surgery scare and reflected on her previous interview with DJ Vlad. She admitted she underestimated the risk of her liposuction procedure despite doing research ahead of time. She also broke down the costs and different price points of various cosmetic surgeries before describing her interactions with 6ix9ine during his incarceration. Molina claimed the two did not communicate and described her attempts to file for child support. She also reflected on her first VladTV interview where she read 6ix9ine's legal paperwork. She recalled feeling interrogated, which led to her and Vlad discussing the misunderstanding. To hear more, including Sara Molina's reaction to 6ix9ine's release, check out the full interview.
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Billy Ado and Seqo Billy came through for their first-ever interview, where they detailed how they met Tekashi 6ix9ine and how the eventually distanced themselves from him following a serious of events that raised red flags. Both Billy Ado and Seqo Billy spoke about learning of Tekashi's charges of abuse of a minor, which they said they confronted Tekashi about and they detailed how the charges started the beef with Trippie Redd. They also explained how Shotti fit into the situation, and how Shotti was scared when J. Prince Jr. started beefing with Tekashi, leading Shotti to leave Tekashi in Texas alone during SXSW. To hear more, including their thoughts on Tekashi cooperating with investigators in his federal case, hit the above video.
In 2019, Sara Molina broke down all the details surrounding the incarceration of Tekashi 6ix9ine, with whom she shares a daughter. She reflected on the early days of their relationship, when she worked with the Brooklyn rapper at a deli, where he was known around the neighborhood for wearing eccentric clothing at the time. Elsewhere, she mentions getting physically abused by Tekashi on multiple occasions, while suggesting she got "trapped" into having a baby with him. Furthermore, she even read through the paperwork of his alleged plea deal.
In this VladTV exclusive, Fubanger detailed his life. Recently released from prison, Fubanger described his upbringing in Brooklyn and his connection to other notable figures and rappers such as Jim Jones, Hell Rell, Shotti, Stack Bundles, and Murda Mel. He talked about various run-ins with the law and jail stints, as well as his affiliation with Jim Jones' Byrd Gang. Throughout the rest of the interview, Fubanger explains his affiliation with the Nine Trey Bloods, his involvement in Tekashi 6ix9ine and Casanova's beef, and serving time in prison over Nine Trey's RICO case.
Turk came through for his first VladTV interview in several years, and he opened up about his story from the beginning, including growing up in the projects of New Orleans. After Vlad brought up Juvenile’s story from his interview, late rapper Soulja Slim was also brought up in the conversation, and Turk stated that he looked up to Soulja Slim. He went on to speak about joining Cash Money as U.N.L.V. was on their way out, which led to Turk addressing Cash Money’s big deal they made with Universal. From there, Turk detailed being in the Hot Boys and going on to have a successful solo career before his life started to spiral out. Turk detailed getting a 10-year sentence from the feds and getting another 14 years from the state. To hear more, including Turk addressing B.G. still being in prison, hit the full interview above.
YFN Lucci came through for another interview with VladTV, and this time around he spoke about his latest project, 650 Luc. He also addressed previously saying that Young Thug shouldn't compare himself to 2Pac because 2Pac never wore a dress, which Lucci said he doesn't remember saying. To hear more, including getting caught up in the "Cucumber Challenge," hit the above video.
Clarence "38 Flav" Robertson discussed his life and crimes, including his involvement in the crack era, where he made over $1 million and was linked to nearly a dozen homicides. Born and raised in Baton Rouge, Clarence's father was a gangster, influencing his own criminal path. He recounted his first violent act at 14, leading to juvenile detention, and his subsequent escapes and robberies. Clarence detailed his narcotics trafficking, including a multi-state operation, and the violence that ensued. He was eventually sentenced to life plus 40 years. Clarence Robertson discussed his experiences in prison, including his time with Big Meech and Larry Hoover. He recounted his release in 2019 after legal changes, only to be reincarcerated for a positive urine test. Robertson highlighted his efforts to turn his life around, including working and starting a business. He expressed regret for his past actions but emphasized his current focus on positivity and community support. Robertson also mentioned his interactions with Boosie and NBA YoungBoy, and his plans to open a snack shack and after-school program for youth in Baton Rouge.
Boosie took viewers on a tour of his sprawling estate. Boosie's house covers 26,000 square feet, includes 13 bedrooms, and 10 baths, and it was built from scratch on a previously raw land of 88 acres. He designed and built the house himself, in phases as funds became available. The mammoth-sized home features personalized decor, including a room dedicated to photos and memories of his loved ones, a salon, a nightclub, a game room, a private elevator, and much more. Take a look above to view the full tour.
VladTV's new exclusive with 1090 Jake delves into the Young Thug controversy, discussing his jail phone leaks and interrogation video. Jake criticizes Young Thug for revealing too much during his interrogation. Vlad and Jake also discuss the implications of Young Thug's statements about Peewee Roscoe and Lil Wayne. Additionally, the discussion touches on the legal complexities of plea deals, the death penalty, and the impact of public perception on criminal cases, including the Hernandez Govan and YNW Melly cases. Both emphasize the importance of understanding legal strategies and the potential consequences of cooperation with law enforcement. The conversation delves into various crime-related topics, including prison legends, school shooters, and the impact of parental actions on their children's legal outcomes. They also discuss the case of Ksoo, whose father testified against him, leading to his conviction. The discussion shifts to the legal strategies and outcomes of high-profile cases like Tory Lanez and Diddy, highlighting the role of top lawyers and the challenges faced by defendants.
Rapper Boosie Badazz unveils his latest ventures at his sprawling Boosie Estates, featuring a newly built fishing lake and a distinctive Batman-themed mansion. The "Lake Hatch," a recent addition to his property, was unveiled with Boosie expressing his passion for fishing. Designed to indulge his hobby, the lake allows him to fish three times a week without leaving home. Boosie shared that the transformation from trees to a fully-equipped fishing haven involved serious groundwork, using bulldozers and a creek running through the property to establish the lake. Stocked with catfish, bass, crappie, and bluegill, the lake features a unique twist where catching a prize fish could earn you $200. The impressive build cost him around $127,000, yet Boosie considers it a one-time investment. Complementing the lake is his Batman mansion, which Boosie plans to adorn with murals, ushering a personal touch to the area where he welcomes family and friends.
Wack100 discussed the impact of YSL on Atlanta's music market, noting a decline in influence. He criticized Young Thug's actions, including his interrogation and public statements, which he believes will harm his career and relationships. Wack100 also discussed the implications of Thug's actions on his label and potential legal issues. He praised Gunna's rise and criticized Thug's public attacks on him. Additionally, Wack100 expressed skepticism about Drake's acquisition of Tupac's Death Row chain and discussed the acquittal of Hernandez Govan in the Young Dolph case. He also touched on Boosie's plea deal and its implications. Vlad and Wack100 touch on Drake's rap battle with Kendrick Lamar and Snoop Dogg's comments on a Disney movie featuring a lesbian couple. Additionally, they discuss French Montana's success and Vlad's potential documentary series.
Errol Musk, the father of billionaire mogul Elon Musk, joined VladTV for an in-depth discussion about his life as a successful politician and businessman. Errol started by discussing Elon's controversial gesture at Donald Trump's presidential inauguration. He describes Apartheid-era South Africa and divorcing Elon's mother before offering a glimpse into Elon's childhood. The interview with Errol Musk also addressed Elon's entrepreneurial success and the relationship between Errol and Elon.
One of the FBI’s most prolific undercover agents, Scott Payne, discussed his journey from Greenville, South Carolina, to infiltrating various dangerous groups. He detailed his early life before his transition to law enforcement. Payne shared his experiences with the Outlaws Motorcycle Club, where he posed as a site survey specialist and high-ranking member of an international theft ring. He recounted a pivotal moment when he was strip-searched at gunpoint but managed to avoid detection of his recording equipment. Payne also discussed Operation Poetic Justice, targeting public corruption in Knoxville, Tennessee. He talked about his undercover experiences infiltrating cartels and white supremacist groups. Payne detailed his role in a public corruption case resulting in 51-52 arrests and his work on opioid cases. He also discussed his transition to domestic terrorism investigations. Payne highlighted the challenges of prosecuting domestic terrorism due to the lack of a federal statute and shared his thoughts on the broader implications of his work.
Christopher Whitcomb, a former FBI hostage rescue team member, discussed his unconventional path into law enforcement. He detailed his early career in Springfield, Missouri, where he handled bank robberies and fugitives. Whitcomb recounted his involvement in the Ruby Ridge and Waco standoffs, highlighting the controversial rules of engagement and the aftermath. He also shared his post-FBI career, including his work with the intelligence community, teaching interrogation, and founding a civilian security company in Timor Leste. Whitcomb emphasized the high-stakes nature of his work and the psychological challenges it entailed. Christopher Whitcomb discussed his experiences in various conflict zones, including Somalia, where he facilitated the US government's presence and witnessed the formation of the transitional federal government. He recounted his time in East Timor, where he built a security company with 4,000 employees, securing the United Nations Mission. He also shared personal struggles, including his son's substance abuse problems and his own mental health challenges. Whitcomb reflected on global conflicts, such as the Israel-Hamas situation and the Russia-Ukraine war, emphasizing the human element and the complexities of international politics.
In 2014, Dame Dash sat down with VladTV to discuss a number of topics. He shared his view on labels pushing artists to sign 360 deals before reflecting on his past feud with Funk Flex. He also talked about his split from Jay-Z and blamed Lyor Cohen for Roc-A-Fella's breakup. Later in the interview, Dame took credit for his online network influencing Diddy to create Revolt, and reflected on his hustling days before Roc-A-Fella.
Busy Bee, one of the founders of Hip Hop culture, discussed his early years in the South Bronx, his influence on the genre, and his interactions with key figures like Grandmaster Flash, Melle Mel, and Kool Herc. He clarified the misconception that he lost a rap battle to Kool Moe Dee, explaining that it was a performance, not a direct confrontation. Bee also touched on his contributions to Hip Hop. He expressed frustration over not receiving proper recognition and compensation for his work, particularly regarding the song "If I Ruled the World." Vlad expresses gratitude to the pioneer for the genre's enduring success, noting its global impact and longevity. He recalls skepticism about Hip Hop's future in the 80s, contrasting it with the regional popularity of other genres. Busy affirms his happiness and satisfaction with Hip Hop's legacy, emphasizing truth and denying any sense of loss.
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.
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