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Niesha Jackson, widely known as the “Bank Robbing Babe,” sits down with VladTV to tell the full story behind her infamous multi-state crime spree that targeted 37 banks across nine states and netted over $1 million. Growing up in Oakland, Niesha explains how she began stealing at just 11 years old before escalating into check fraud, identity scams, and what she describes as the “approval game,” using fake IDs and prepaid cards to withdraw large sums from financial institutions.In this interview, Niesha breaks down how she executed her schemes, the mistakes that led to her arrests, and the betrayals that cost her everything while she was on the run. She recounts serving multiple sentences, including a seven-month bid, a 16-month stint, and ultimately a devastating 187-month federal sentence tied to fraud and failure to appear, resulting in $630,000 in restitution.Niesha also opens up about life behind bars, detailing violent conflicts with inmates and staff, her transfer to Alabama’s largest women’s prison, and the psychological toll of long-term incarceration. Despite the setbacks, she emphasizes her determination to rebuild her life legally, focusing on community reentry, personal accountability, and entrepreneurship.Now home, Niesha discusses her plans to relaunch her online boutique, start a cleaning service, and turn her story into a cautionary example for others tempted by fast money. She reflects on the lessons learned, the gratitude she feels for a second chance, and her commitment to channeling her ambition into positive, lawful success.

RJ Cipriani sits down with VladTV to tell the full story behind laundering $2.5 million for Owen Hanson, better known as the “Cocaine Quarterback,” and how a gambling relationship spiraled into threats, federal investigations, and a 21-year prison sentence. RJ explains how he initially helped Hanson win back $100,000, only to later lose $1.4 million, triggering threats that ultimately led RJ to cooperate with authorities.In this interview, Cipriani breaks down how law enforcement discovered $702,000 in cash inside Hanson’s hotel room and how the case expanded into one of the most notorious drug trafficking and money laundering prosecutions in recent years. RJ reflects on the pressure, fear, and consequences that came with being tied to a high-level criminal operation.The conversation expands into RJ’s broader experiences exposing corruption within the gambling world, including high-profile financial scandals involving Nicole Murphy, Troy Stratos, and Tim Burns—who allegedly lost between $8–10 million. RJ recounts elaborate scams, including a $500,000 check that was ripped up, fixed-fight allegations, and the dangers of trusting others with money. He shares a shocking story of confronting an alleged fraudster in a casino bathroom, which led to an arrest and prison sentence.RJ also offers hard-earned advice on investment fraud, stressing the importance of betting on yourself instead of handing money to others, and discusses why boxing matches like Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua and Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford raise red flags in the gambling world. He closes by revealing his unsuccessful attempts to collaborate with Mark Wahlberg on a documentary and reflects on the risks of chasing fast money in high-stakes environments.

Sly Diggler, an adult entertainer who entered the industry in 2019, sits down with VladTV to discuss his background, career, and the controversy surrounding his involvement in a high-profile case connected to Sean “Diddy” Combs. Sly explains how a personal breakup and encouragement from friends led him into adult entertainment, as well as the origin of his stage name, which combines his longtime tag “Sly” with a nickname given by his brother.In the interview, Sly details his interactions with Diddy and a woman identified as Jane Doe, describing how they met, the structure of their encounters, and the dynamics involved. He discusses Diddy’s alleged preferences, including being an observer rather than a participant, and addresses claims that later became part of a larger legal and media firestorm. Sly also speaks on the lack of protection used during these encounters and how those details became central to public scrutiny.The conversation covers the aftermath of the allegations, including Diddy’s arrest, the ongoing legal process, and Sly’s own interactions with Homeland Security and legal counsel. Vlad and Sly also discuss broader themes such as infidelity, power, wealth, and the logistics of maintaining multiple relationships. Vlad challenges the idea that time constraints played a role, arguing that wealth and access allowed choices to be made deliberately.The interview closes on a more reflective note, with both acknowledging the seriousness of the situation, personal accountability, and the maturity required when discussing sensitive and damaging allegations.

Watch the FULL uncensored interview early — become a VladTV YouTube Member now: https://www.youtube.com/vladtv/join ⸻ New York hip-hop legends Hell Rell, JR Writer, and DukeDaGod reunite on VladTV to discuss their upcoming album Double Trouble, set for release on February 6, with DukeDaGod serving as executive producer. The trio breaks down the creative process behind the project and reveals potential collaborations with heavyweights like T.I. and legendary producer Pete Rock. In this interview, the Dipset-affiliated artists reflect on their early careers, including their first VladTV interviews in 2009 and 2022, and revisit the impact of the infamous 50 Cent beef on Dipset’s momentum and public perception. They speak candidly about how the industry has changed, what they would do differently today, and how experience has reshaped their approach to music and business. Hell Rell, JR Writer, and DukeDaGod also dive into the importance of reclaiming master recordings, owning their catalogs, and building long-term value instead of chasing short-term buzz. The conversation touches on the rise of battle rap, their experiences with clout chasing in the modern era, and how legacy artists can stay relevant without compromising authenticity. They also weigh in on the upcoming Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua boxing match and the growing crossover between hip-hop, sports, and entertainment.

Hector Bravo, a former prison guard, discussed his experiences with the Menendez brothers, noting their manipulative behavior and entitlement. He expressed skepticism about their claims of abuse, citing their lavish spending and possession of a basketball card. Bravo also criticized the parole board's potential decision to grant parole, highlighting the brothers' frequent possession of contraband cell phones. He shared insights on prison dynamics, including the prevalence of violence, overdoses, and the challenges faced by high-profile inmates like R. Kelly and Tory Lanez. Bravo also touched on the impact of developmental disabilities among inmates and the complexities of managing prison security. The conversation delves into the prevalence and methods of smuggling in prisons and Bravo estimating 40-54% of inmates are addicts. Bravo discusses the arrest of Big U on 43 counts, including extortion and tax evasion. The discussion also covers the impact of prison gangs, such as the Fresno Bulldogs, and the challenges of integrating inmates. Additionally, Hector Bravo shares personal experiences with search warrants and the effectiveness of hunger strikes in prison reform, highlighting the administration's fear of public scrutiny and oversight.

Back in August of 2025, Clayton Howard, a former male escort for Diddy and Cassie, detailed his experiences. He recounted his initial contact through an agency, Cassie's use of aliases, and the involvement of Diddy, who disguised himself as "Frank Black." Howard described multiple encounters, including domestic violence incidents, and Cassie's overdose. He claimed Cassie assaulted him and gave him an STD. He also shared insights into Diddy's financial losses and Cassie's role in facilitating male escorts. Howard expressed frustration with Cassie's manipulative behavior and her subsequent $20 million lawsuit against Diddy, which he believes was driven by personal gain rather than genuine victimhood. He also mentioned his own lawsuit against both Diddy and Cassie, seeking damages for his

Back in 2021, Papoose came through for his first VladTV interview in some years, and he started off by speaking about his new Timbaland-produced single “Thought I Was Gonna Stop” ft. Lil Wayne. From there, Papoose began to tell his story, including growing up in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, and he also spoke about starting his rap career in the ‘90s. After speaking about linking up with Kool G Rap and appearing on his 1998 “Roots of Evil” album, Papoose spoke about dropping “Alphabetical Slaughter” and going to jail around the same time. Elsewhere in the interview, Papoose detailed signing his first major label deal, which he said was one of the worst mistakes he made. Papoose also spoke about meeting Remy Ma and being crushed when she went to prison, but Papoose detailed sticking by her side until she came home. To hear more, including Papoose speaking about his latest projects, hit the full interview above.

Watch the FULL uncensored interview early — become a VladTV YouTube Member now: https://www.youtube.com/vladtv/join ------------ Gina Conway sits down with VladTV for a raw and revealing conversation about the 2006 armed robbery case involving Max B and his stepbrother Pooh Sims—a crime that led to her serving nearly 13 years behind bars. Gina breaks down her life story, beginning with her upbringing in Baltimore, her move to North Carolina, and how she started dancing to support her common-law husband. She explains how meeting Max B in Myrtle Beach changed the course of her life, eventually leading her to New York, where she became involved in drugs, high-risk behavior, and what she describes as unconventional sexual situations. Gina walks through the events leading up to the robbery, including the use of duct tape, a gun, and the encounter that ultimately resulted in murder. She also details her decision to testify against Max B and Pooh Sims, which resulted in her receiving a 15-year sentence for manslaughter and armed robbery. Gina discusses the aftermath of the case—Max B’s sentence being reduced to 20 years, her own release after serving 12 years and nine months, and how prison forced her to confront her life, choices, and the people she once trusted. This interview offers an in-depth look at a notorious case and the personal journey of a woman who lived through it and is now rebuilding her life on the outside.

Back in 2022, GMK sat down with Vladtv. In this interview GMK talks about growing up in various places, all over the country, such as North Carolina and his home state of Florida, before settling down with his grandmother in Alabama. He also recalls the impact that Hurricane Katrina had on his life during his childhood. Moving along, he talks about the rappers who inspired him the most when he was growing up, such as Boosie, Gucci Mane, and Lil Wayne. He then talks about getting arrested for the first time, life behind bars, getting released from incarceration, and recording his first single back in 2018. Interview by: Shirley JuCheck out her youtube channel at: https://www.youtube.com/c/ShirleysTemple9

Watch the FULL uncensored interview early — become a VladTV YouTube Member now: https://www.youtube.com/vladtv/join ⸻ Vlad sits down with Mikki Mase to talk luxury cars, risky decisions, and why Mikki considers the McLaren Artura the worst McLaren he’s ever owned—despite its $310,000 sticker price. Mikki breaks down how he ended up leasing the hybrid supercar as part of a dealership deal that took his previous McLaren, and why he already plans to sell the Artura after just 18 months of ownership. Mikki explains his frustrations with the Artura’s hybrid system, including poor battery life that often requires jump-starts, limited electric range, and overall performance issues that don’t match the McLaren name. He reveals he’s only put about 3,000 miles on the car and has heavily customized it with artwork, decals, and stickers, turning the high-end supercar into a rolling statement piece. The conversation also dives into Mikki Mase’s driving habits, including hitting speeds of up to 200 mph, openly admitting he doesn’t have a driver’s license, and his general approach to risk—both on and off the road. This interview offers an unfiltered look at exotic car ownership, dealership deals, and why not every six-figure supercar lives up to the hype.

Watch the FULL uncensored interview early — become a VladTV YouTube Member now: https://www.youtube.com/vladtv/join ⸻ Mikki Mase returns to VladTV for a wide-ranging and controversial conversation covering high-stakes gambling, alleged NBA betting scandals, and the darker side of casino culture. Mikki breaks down what he claims is a massive NBA mafia betting investigation involving players, coaches, and gambling insiders, naming figures like Chauncey Billups and Tony Rosaire. According to Mikki, the investigation spanned 11 states and involved at least 34 people, exposing how deep gambling manipulation can run. During the interview, Mikki explains common cheating methods used in underground and casino gambling, including marked cards, rigged shuffle machines, nano earpieces, and coordinated dealer-player schemes. He also shares personal stories from his own gambling career, including losing $8 million in a single afternoon after realizing games were allegedly compromised. The conversation dives into the legal gray areas of gambling, the psychological toll of addiction, and how easily money and power can distort judgment. Mikki also addresses ongoing personal controversies, including defamation lawsuits, sexual assault allegations, and conflicts involving public figures such as Sean Perry. Vlad and Mikki touch on upcoming boxing events like Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua, with Mikki surprisingly backing Jake Paul despite the odds. Vlad also shares his own experiences dealing with copyright issues, including disputes involving Joyner Lucas using VladTV content without permission. The interview expands beyond gambling to media responsibility, discussing how narratives are shaped around global conflicts like Israel and Palestine, and why balanced representation matters. The conversation wraps with lighter moments, personal preference questions, and reflections on reputation, accountability, and survival in high-risk industries. 00:00 – Cold Open: Thanksgiving Plans & Studio Banter 02:50 – Intro: Mikki Mase on NBA Betting Headlines 04:45 – Breaking Down the NBA Insider Wagering Case 06:10 – Why Unusual Betting Patterns Don’t Always Prove Guilt 08:20 – Sportsbooks, Risk Management, and Limiting Exposure 10:40 – Underground Card Games & Private High‑Stakes Tables 13:00 – Smart Tech in Card Games: Glasses, Apps, and Shufflers 16:30 – Marked Cards and Subtle Hand Movements Explained 19:15 – “Card Arranging Machines” and What They Can Actually Do 22:40 – Mikki’s $8M Downswing and $9M Comeback Session 26:20 – Getting Banned from Casinos & Advantage Play Strategy 30:35 – When Cheating Gets Caught: Real‑World Consequences 38:10 – The Terry Watanabe Story: Extreme High Roller Losses 44:20 – Slots vs Table Games: House Edge and Long‑Term Outcomes 53:20 – Gambling Habits vs Gambling Addiction: Where’s the Line? 1:05:10 – Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua: Odds, Risk, and Value Bets 1:18:15 – Vlad on Copyright, Content Ownership, and Lawsuits 1:32:40 – Building a Career on Interviews, Controversy & Consistency

Tony Yayo returns to VladTV for a wide-ranging conversation covering beef, business, music, and longevity in the rap game. Yayo breaks down why he took his time responding to Jim Jones and explains how hate, negativity, and online chatter actually motivate him to stay focused. He speaks on his strategic approach to social media promotion, showing love to those who support him while using criticism as fuel. Yayo highlights his growing business ventures, including his dispensary in Queens and a potential expansion into Shreveport, while also reflecting on the challenges and opportunities in the cannabis industry. He discusses the role he’s played in bringing major stories and talent to 50 Cent, and how Max B’s release could shift energy in the culture. The conversation also touches on the hype around the Blueface vs. Swaggy P boxing match and how celebrity fights shape the entertainment landscape. Tony Yayo also looks back on key moments in his music career, including recording sessions with Juvenile and Eminem, and the difficulty of accessing studios after 50 Cent’s shooting changed the way the industry treated G-Unit. He reflects on 50 Cent’s rise, the long-term influence of gang culture, and the struggles faced by artists like Lil Durk and Antonio Brown. Throughout the interview, Yayo emphasizes the importance of staying humble, staying consistent, and keeping long-term goals at the center of everything he does. 00:00 – Tony Yayo’s 19th VladTV Interview Intro 00:25 – 50 Cent Says Tony Yayo Took Too Long to Respond to Jim Jones 00:33 – Yayo on Hate as Motivation & “Jomo for the Promo” 01:40 – G-Unit Always Being the “Bad Guys” & Global Legacy 03:30 – Yayo Talks Dispensary Moves, Gilgo Killer Story & Big Business with 50 Cent 05:22 – Memphis Bleek, N.O.R.E. & Jay‑Z Comments: “Promo Campaign” Claims 06:08 – Yayo on Jim Jones Beef, Jealousy & Being on Private Jets Overseas 07:58 – Touring the Swiss Alps, Canadian Dates & G‑Unit Brand as “Louis Vuitton of Rap Groups” 10:36 – Vlad Asks: Who Wins a Verzuz – Tony Yayo or Memphis Bleek? 12:42 – 50, Diddy, Jay‑Z: The Three “Big Dogs” Putting People in Position 15:18 – Industry Politics, N.O.R.E., Drink Champs & Podcast Deal Offers 19:52 – Akademiks Confronted by Jim Jones & What If Yayo Meets Jim Backstage? 22:58 – Taxstone, Troy Ave & Why Yayo Avoids Certain Events 24:39 – From Rikers Island to Rap: Yayo on Jail, the Streets & Not Glorifying Prison 25:24 – Max B Is Home: Why Tony Yayo Calls Him One of His Favorite Rappers 28:44 – Did Max B Cooperate? Wack 100 Allegations & Yayo on “Paperwork” Culture 30:10 – 75‑Year Sentences, Snitching Debates & Street Codes in 2025 32:35 – Do Fans Still Care About “Snitching”? Gunna, Troy Ave & Street Cred vs. Good Music 35:24 – Tony Yayo’s Cannabis Empire: Dispensaries, Brands & Cannabis Tours 37:39 – Blueface Is Free, Viral Drama & Why Fans Love Hip Hop Beef 40:19 – Blueface vs. Nick Young (Swaggy P) Boxing: Yayo Places a $3,000 Bet 43:35 – Jake Paul, Gervonta Davis & How Marketing Changed Modern Boxing 46:30 – Diddy’s Federal Prison Time, Tickets, Hooch & Extending Your Bid 49:30 – Maserati Fox Stories, Queens Street Politics & How Beef Never Dies 54:56 – 50 Cent, Bulletproof Trucks & How Hip Hop Police Targeted G‑Unit 1:01:28 – Fat Joe Says 50 Cent Beef Cost Him Millions: Endorsements & Corporate Fear 1:09:32 – Juvenile Says He Helped 50 Cent Get Eminem Deal – Yayo Responds 1:11:26 – No Limit vs. Cash Money: Master P, Birdman & Lil Wayne Missing from Verzuz 1:13:37 – Who Can Beat Jay‑Z in a Verzuz? Drake, Nas, 50 Cent & Catalog Debates

In an exclusive interview with VladTV, Blueface breaks down his journey from growing up in West Los Angeles to becoming one of the most talked-about rappers of his generation. He reflects on his early life, his involvement in gangs, and the football career that took him from high school success to Fayetteville State University before he ultimately returned to LA. Blueface details how he transitioned into rap, blowing up with breakout hits like “Deadlocs” and “Respect My Crip,” which racked up millions of streams and solidified his unique voice in West Coast hip hop. He speaks on working with Whack 100, connecting with Birdman, and his relationship with Chris Gotti as he navigated the industry. The interview also covers the massive impact of “Thotiana,” the chart-topping single featuring Cardi B and YG that surged to nearly half a billion streams worldwide. The conversation dives deep into Blueface’s legal and personal challenges, including incidents in Oklahoma, the Las Vegas shooting case, probation issues, and time spent in prison—where he got into multiple fights and added new tattoos. He also opens up about his relationships with Chrisean (who had multiple abortions for him), Jade Alexis, and the dynamics around his growing family. Blueface discusses his evolving dating life, his mother’s public criticisms, and his mindset moving forward as he focuses on building new stars, staying consistent in music, and preparing for upcoming boxing matches with Nick Young and possibly Jake Paul.

Roger Bonds discussed his experiences working for Diddy, detailing the latter's alleged involvement in various crimes. Bonds confirmed Diddy's use of 24/7 security and his own continuous presence at Diddy's residences. He recounted incidents involving Diddy's violent behavior, including assaults on Cassie and Sarah Snedeker, and Diddy's alleged attempts to intimidate Kid Cudi. Bonds also mentioned Diddy's relationships with multiple women, including Cassie and Kim Porter, and his manipulative tactics. The conversation highlighted Diddy's perceived untouchability and the impact of his actions on those around him. He detailed Puff's financial practices, such as underpaying employees and hiding cash payments, and his strained relationship with Jay Z. Additionally, Bonds highlighted his son Kevin Townsend's wrongful conviction and imprisonment in Namibia, calling for justice and support.

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.