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Former NBA champion Eddy Curry sat down for his first-ever VladTV interview, where he opened up about growing up in Illinois and being an athlete as a kid. In high school, Eddy started excelling at basketball, which led to him being a McDonald’s All-American player. Eddy then discussed his decision to go straight from high school to the NBA draft, which led to him being drafted by the Chicago Bulls. Eddy discussed how Jordan was playing for the Wizards, but his presence was still felt at the Bulls, and Eddy also spoke about having heart issues just a few years into playing in the NBA. Moving along, Eddy spoke about getting married, having kids, and being involved in a home invasion situation where the robbers were arrested. Eddy also addressed having a child outside of his marriage with his best friend, who was later killed, along with their child. To hear more, including Eddy speaking about financial issues and his NBA career coming to an end, hit the full interview above.

In this VladTV exclusive, two-time World Series champion and former MVP Jose Canseco sat down for an interview detailing his life and career. The retired baseball player revealed that he wasn't a standout high school player and received no college offers, prompting him to join the minor leagues for a $10,000 signing bonus. After struggling his first few years in the minors, the turning point came when he started using performing-enhancing drugs after promising his mom on her deathbed that he'd become the best player in the world. After becoming the minor league's Player of the Year, he described winning the Rookie of the Year and American League MVP as a member of the Oakland Athletics. While describing his three consecutive World Series appearances, he also cleared the air on his multiple legal incidents as well as his interactions with Madonna and Alex Rodriguez. He also explained how two multimillion divorces and bad investments left him broke after signing the biggest contract in MLB history at the time. Canseco also talked about being blackballed from baseball after exposing MLB's PED crisis in his book, "Juiced." To hear more, view the full interview above.

In this VladTV exclusive, Buffalo emcee Benny the Butcher spoke on a number of topics ranging from his upbringing in upstate New York, his relationship with JAY-Z and how Westside Gunn and Conway struck a deal with Eminem. He also gets at Vlad about his line of questioning and the authenticity of some of his guests.

The Ying Yang Twins sat down with VladTV to discuss a variety of topics. The duo immediately made it known that although they were in the crunk era, they made strip club music. D-Roc then talked about how they came up with the “Bankhead bounce,” and how their dance ended up becoming popular enough to reach Michael Jackson. From there, the duo talked about how Lil Jon was a part of their career from the start, and how their hits allowed them to pass one-hit wonder status. Ying Yang went on to highlight working with Britney Spears, making the theme for the New Orleans Saints, French Montana’s adlibs, and more.

Ness, a Philly rapper and former cast member of Diddy's MTV show "Making the Band," discussed his journey from a competitive upbringing in Philadelphia to becoming a rapper. He detailed his early involvement in hip-hop, his time in public housing, and his legal troubles, including a case that led to a prison sentence. Ness recounted his audition process for "Making the Band," the challenges of being on the show, and the band's financial struggles. He also touched on Diddy's legal issues, including the Cassie lawsuit and the grand jury indictment, and reflected on the industry's treatment of artists. The conversation delves into the complexities of a criminal enterprise, using the example of a one-person criminal organization. Vlad and Ness explore the financial aspects of Cassie's career, noting her $30 million worth and the insurance payouts from Diddy's companies. The discussion touches on Diddy's control issues, his relationships with women, and the potential legal consequences he might face.