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Adam22 and DJ Vlad discussed the recent challenges faced by No Jumper. They also touched on the impact of Big U's arrest and the potential legal implications for No Jumper. Additionally, they talked about the tensions between GDs and BDs in Chicago, and the challenges faced by artists like Lil Baby and Young Thug in maintaining their freedom while dealing with legal and financial pressures. The conversation delves into the nuances of hip-hop culture, focusing on artists like Lil Durk, Drake, and YoungBoy Never Broke Again. They discuss Lil Durk's album, NBA YoungBoy's release from prison, Kanye West's controversial actions, and much more.

In this full-length interview, legendary British gangster Bobby Cummines shares the gritty details of his hard-nosed upbringing in an Irish family in South London. The 70-year-old talks about what it was like to grow up poor and his evolution as a criminal, gangster, and businessman on the black market. As the discussion unfolds, Cummines sheds light on the criminal affairs of his younger days, such as robbing banks, forming a heist firm, and stealing jewelry, all while having good manners, feeding his people, and maintaining a "front" to avoid legal trouble. Nevertheless, his criminal activity eventually caught up to Cummines and landed him in a maximum-security prison that was built for terrorists. Cummines details what his life was like behind bars, from the security measures that were taken to the culture amongst inmates. As the conversation reaches its conclusion, Cummines talks about his run-ins with the Chinese mob, handling grenades, learning how to maneuver the cops, and nearly getting assassinated three times. He also talks about the success of his book, "I'm Not a Gangster," and why he was banned from America and Australia.

In this interview, Mob James and Vlad discuss the high-profile RICO case involving Big U and the Rollin 60s in L.A. They reflect on Big U's history, social media's role in the case, and various allegations, including a rumored murder tied to Big U. Mob James, while analyzing the serious charges, emphasizes the influential and outspoken nature of the discussions surrounding Big U, ultimately concluding that he doesn't see Big U as solely responsible for the claims made against him.

In 2015, TT Boy spoke to VladTV about his decades-long career in the adult industry, which began when he was just 20 years old. The veteran actor explained the changes in the industry before claiming to have been with at least 10,000 women. Explaining how he arrived at that number, TT Boy revealed that he could do five scenes a day. To hear more, view the full interview.

Gilbert Arenas and DJ Vlad discussed the LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith feud, attributing it to years of built-up tension. They debated Bronny James' readiness for the NBA, predicting he'd need three years. Arenas praised Luka Doncic's trade to the Lakers and criticized the Mavericks' decision. They analyzed the NBA's draft manipulation and the impact of social media on athletes' behavior. Arenas defended Steph Curry's greatness, arguing he's pound-for-pound the best due to his natural talent and hard work. They also touched on the role of side chicks in maintaining marriages and the influence of social media on athletes' public images. Gilbert Arenas and Vlad discussed the greatness of athletes like Michael Jordan and LeBron James, emphasizing the hard work and advantages they faced. They analyzed Jimmy Butler's work ethic and Pat Riley's outdated thinking. The conversation shifted to modern players' financial savvy, citing LeBron James and Kevin Durant's significant earnings outside the NBA. They debated leadership in sports, using examples like Kobe Bryant and Kevin Durant.