Wack100 on Keefe D, Big U, YG, Charleston White, J Prince, Game, D4vd, Big Meech

Wack100 on Keefe D, Big U, YG, Charleston White, J Prince, Game, D4vd, Big Meech

Watch the FULL uncensored interview early — become a VladTV YouTube Member now: https://www.youtube.com/vladtv/join ⸻ Wack 100 returns to VladTV to break down several of the biggest criminal cases currently making headlines, including Keefe D’s upcoming murder trial, Big U’s federal indictment, and the legal troubles surrounding YG and other prominent figures in hip-hop. The conversation begins with Keefe D, who recently rejected a plea deal that would have resulted in a 10-to-25-year sentence. Wack shares his thoughts on the decision, discusses the judge’s reference to VladTV and Keefe D’s own book during court proceedings, and questions whether taking the case to trial is worth the risk. He also expresses concern about Keefe D’s safety in prison due to his age and the perception that he cooperated with authorities. The discussion then shifts to Big U, who is now facing a new federal indictment that includes multiple serious charges, including solicitation to commit murder and witness tampering. Wack and Vlad analyze the strength of the government’s case, the possibility of additional charges, and why the allegations could result in a life sentence if prosecutors secure convictions. They also examine the ongoing legal cases involving YG and the murder of Drakeo the Ruler, as well as the highly publicized trial of singer David, who faces the possibility of the death penalty after being accused of murdering a 14-year-old girl. Vlad and Wack debate the challenges prosecutors face in proving these cases and discuss the role of evidence, social media, and public opinion. Later, the conversation turns to Charleston White, with Wack reacting to Charleston’s confrontation with J. Prince and his continued cooperation with law enforcement. They also discuss Big Meech, sealed court documents, and the long-term consequences of criminal allegations in the entertainment industry. The interview concludes with a discussion about YouTube culture, online trolling, and Wack’s strategy of mass-reporting channels he believes violate platform rules, sparking a broader debate about free speech, accountability, and the responsibilities of content creators.

Mob James, Who Took the Stand in Keefe D's Murder Trial Today, Tells His Life Story (Flashback)

In this flashback, we revisit the first time Mob James sat down with VladTV. In this full interview, Mob James recounts his experiences at Death Row Records, offering firsthand accounts of many of the legendary stories surrounding 2Pac and Suge Knight. Mob James describes a “penitentiary mindset” at the record label, where employees were essentially afraid to come to work. He also claims that Suge Knight was ultimately loyal to nobody but himself, while later suggesting that 2Pac lost his life by involving himself in something he had nothing to do with.

Gary Owen on Diddy, Kevin Hart, Aries Spears, Corey Holcomb, D4vd, Divorce

Watch the FULL uncensored interview early — become a VladTV YouTube Member now: https://www.youtube.com/vladtv/join ⸻ Gary Owen returns to VladTV to discuss the changing comedy landscape, why he’s embracing YouTube over traditional streaming platforms, and the business decisions that have allowed him to maintain creative control over his career. Gary explains why he now prefers releasing comedy specials independently on YouTube instead of waiting for deals from Netflix or other major platforms. He discusses the freedom of owning his content, releasing material on his own schedule, and responding to current events while they’re still relevant. He also breaks down the realities of negotiating with networks and why many established comedians are choosing to bet on themselves. The conversation shifts to several major entertainment stories, including the ongoing case involving Diddy. Gary shares his reaction to details revealed during the proceedings, including testimony involving male escorts, while discussing how public opinion has shifted throughout the case. Gary and Vlad also reflect on the comedy industry, giving flowers to legends like Sinbad and Earthquake, while discussing the impact Kevin Hart has had on stand-up comedy and the business of selling tickets. They examine how the industry has evolved and why longevity often comes down to consistency and professionalism. Later, Vlad and Gary revisit the controversy surrounding Aries Spears, discussing how his appearances on VladTV helped increase his visibility and ticket sales. Vlad explains why Spears repeatedly demanded higher interview fees despite already being well compensated, while Gary shares his thoughts on maintaining healthy professional relationships and avoiding entitlement in the entertainment business. The interview concludes with a discussion about honesty in comedy, personal relationships, prenups, and the importance of separating business from friendship in an industry where emotions often get in the way of long-term success.

First Responder Las Vegas Cop Details the 2Pac Shooting (Flashback)

In this flashback, we revisit the first time Chris Carroll, the first Las Vegas officer to arrive at the scene after 2Pac was shot, sat down with DJ Vlad to discuss the details of that fateful evening. He begins by explaining why he became a cop and recounts what happened during the melee, including the interactions between Suge Knight and Pac, as the Death Row honcho appeared more concerned about Pac's safety than the gunshot wound to his own head.Officer Carroll also doubles down on his assertion that Pac told him, “F--k you,” as he lay dying in the street. The former officer goes on to explain why Suge could not have logically planned to have Pac killed and addresses the long-standing rumor that a “white cop, armed” was actually responsible for killing the late rapper.

BMF Underboss J. Bo, Who Just Got Caught with 50 Bricks of Coke, Tells His Life Story (Flashback)

In this flashback, we revisit J Bo's first-ever VladTV interview, where the BMF associate opened up about growing up in St. Louis during the 1980s crack era. J Bo spoke about his early dreams of becoming a professional athlete and how those aspirations were derailed around the age of 18, ultimately leading him into the streets.J Bo also recalled meeting BMF co-founder Southwest T and explained how he got his nickname, which stands for "Junior Boss." As the BMF organization continued to grow, J Bo detailed Big Meech's time on house arrest and some of the lavish parties BMF hosted, including an unforgettable trip to Mexico aboard a private jet.From there, J Bo discussed the downfall of BMF, his time in prison, and reconnecting with Southwest T following their releases. To hear more, including J Bo's stories about BMF's rise and fall, watch the full interview above.