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Bobby Shmurda on Diddy, Roc Nation, Shooting His Friend for Snitching, NY Crips (Flashback)

Back in 2025, Bobby Shmurda sat down with Vladtv and discussed his past and shooting a friend who snitched. He revealed the friend snitched on an older member from Pop Smoke's hood. Bobby also mentioned his transition from street life to running legitimate businesses and giving back to the community. The conversation touched on other artists' authenticity, including Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, and Young Thug. The conversation between Vlad and Bobby Shmurda delves into the complexities of gang life, criminality, and the music industry. Bobby criticizes the instant gratification culture and emphasizes the need for patience and persistence. The discussion also touches on the dynamics of the music industry, including Jay Z and Roc Nation's role, and the legal troubles of artists like Sean Kingston. Additionally, Bobby emphasizes the importance of surrounding oneself with reliable individuals and criticizes those who prioritize a crowd over personal growth and future stability.

Neckbone on 2Pac, Snoop Dogg, Suge Knight, Dr Dre, Keefe D, Lady of Rage, Death Row

Reggie White Jr and NeckBone sit down with VladTV for an in-depth conversation reflecting on their upbringing in Compton, the role sports played in their lives, and the realities of growing up amid street politics. They discuss neighborhood dynamics, early influences, and how athletics provided structure and opportunity while existing alongside hustling and violence.NeckBone breaks down the origins of his nickname and revisits his early years, including interactions with well-known figures such as Big Al Glenn and Kenny Womack. He opens up about his time at Death Row Records, his relationship with Suge Knight, and key moments surrounding the Jack the Rapper convention and the turbulent aftermath following Tupac Shakur’s death. NeckBone emphasizes the importance of setting the record straight, especially as internet narratives have reshaped public perception of his past.The conversation expands into personal anecdotes involving figures like K Dub, Rock, Hell Ron, Bunchy, and Mob James—highlighting stories of charisma, humor, loyalty, and the harsh consequences many faced. Reggie and NeckBone also reflect on incarceration, re-entry into society, and the long-term impact of street life on families and communities.Throughout the discussion, both stress accountability, growth, and the importance of family and community support, offering perspective on how the internet can distort history while underscoring the value of telling these stories firsthand.

Trenches News on Becoming FBI Informant, Taking Stand in O Block 6 Trial (Flashback)

Back in 2024, controversial Youtuber Trenches News offered details into his life story. The Chicago native talked about witnessing his mother's drug addiction after his parents split and the gang violence in his neighborhood. He kept himself out of trouble and even attended college. However, a case of mistaken identity caused him to get shot in the head, which reversed the direction of his life path. Getting mixed up in the streets and corrupt law enforcement led him to become an FBI informant. Trenches News also spoke about his own incarceration, and knowledge of notable Chicago rap figures, and his involvement in the O-Block 6 trial. To hear more, check out the full interview above.

Nicholas Irving on Maduro Arrest, Gay Terrorists, Don Lemon, Iran Uprising, Trump

Nicholas Irving returns to VladTV for a powerful conversation covering combat experience, global politics, cultural conflict, and America’s growing divisions. Irving reflects on his time in Afghanistan, sharing firsthand observations of cultural practices he encountered during deployment and how those experiences shaped his worldview. He also recounts a high-risk mission in which he eliminated six Taliban commanders in a single night—an operation that earned him a valor award and underscored the intensity of modern warfare.The discussion expands to elite military operations, including reports surrounding the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by Delta Force. Irving compares the operation to the Osama bin Laden raid, emphasizing Delta Force’s precision, training, and dominance in high-stakes missions. He also offers criticism of the modern Christian church, arguing that commercialization and moral compromises have weakened its core values.Irving and Vlad then turn to domestic issues, including deepening political and racial divides in the U.S., reactions to law enforcement shootings, and how rules of engagement appear to be shifting across racial lines. Joined by Shawn Prez, the conversation references cases like Trayvon Martin and Renee Sharp, examining accountability, policing, and public perception. They also critique Stephen A. Smith’s political ambitions, questioning his commitment to Black communities.Additional topics include speculation about the U.S. acquiring Greenland for strategic resources, commentary on celebrity boxing involving Adam22 and Jason Love, and thoughts on Tekashi 6ix9ine’s incarceration. Throughout the interview, Irving blends battlefield perspective with blunt social commentary, offering an unfiltered look at power, conflict, and consequence.

Keith "KP" Presley aka Chicago's Black Scarface on His Rise & Fall as a Drug Kingpin (Flashback)

Back in 2022, Keith "KP" Presley spoke about growing up in Chicago during the 1970s, earning his way through college on a wrestling scholarship, and the man who introduced him to the drug game. The former drug lord states that after he witnessed his colleague earn $500 a day for selling drugs, he decided to make a name for himself as a drug dealer, where he would soon earn a whopping $30,000 in 45 days.As the conversation moves along, the southside Chicago native talks to DJ Vlad about getting kidnapped, paying a $75,000 ransom to be released, and earning up to $26 million per year in the drug game. He also sheds light on catching a case, fighting the feds in court, the violent nature of Chicago's infamous Cook County jail, finally getting released from incarceration, and the publishing of his book, "It's a Dirty Game."