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Trap Lore Ross on Central Cee, Diddy, Big U, Top5, NLE Choppa, NBA Youngboy, D4vd Nov 26, 2025

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In a new VladTV exclusive, Trap Lore Ross details his encounter with Central Cee at ComplexCon. Ross recounts the unexpected meeting, the handshake, and the subsequent intervention by Central Cee's manager. Ross praises his security team for handling the situation professionally. The discussion shifts to Tekashi 6ix9ine's viral interviews, highlighting a tier list of rappers accused of snitching. They also touch on Diddy's transfer to Fort Dix, Big U's legal troubles, and the death of THF BayZoo, speculating on various gang dynamics and legal implications. The discussion delved into the complexities of gang violence and its impact on Chicago's drill music scene. The conversation also covered the unsolved murder of Munna Duke and the case of D4vd, suspected of killing a 14-year-old girl. The interview also touched on the evolution of media and hip-hop culture, emphasizing the balance between authenticity and maintaining relationships with interviewees.

Mikki Mase Doesn't Think Terry Rozier's Illegal Betting Charge Will Stick Nov 26, 2025

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Gambling insider Mikki Mase expressed skepticism about the recent illegal betting charges against NBA players, including Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier, amid an ongoing FBI investigation into an alleged NBA gambling ring. The probe, spanning 11 states and involving 34 arrests—including high-profile figures like Portland Trailblazers coach Chauncey Billups—centers on accusations that players and coaches used insider NBA information to manipulate bets. Mase highlighted that suspicious wagers, such as a $14,000 surge on roster-based bets during a 2023 game involving Rozier, do not necessarily prove guilt. She noted that sharing unofficial player condition info within social circles is common and that sportsbooks often limit bets strategically to reduce exposure, not due to suspect activity. Calling the scope of the case unusually broad, Mase emphasized that evidence published so far is limited, suggesting the charges against Rozier and others may not hold in court.

Owen Hanson on 3 Guys Approaching Him for His Mexican Cartel Plug After Prison (Part 12) Nov 25, 2025

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Former cartel associate Owen Hanson recently opened up about his life after prison, revealing that shortly after his release, three individuals approached him at a halfway house, asking for his Mexican cartel connection. Hanson made it clear he’s done with that life, stating he’s “retired” and focused on running a legitimate business selling ice cream. Currently on a ten-year supervised release, Hanson discussed the strict conditions he faces, including routine searches and drug tests, emphasizing that any violation would send him back to prison. Hanson also shared his unique experience working on the documentary *Cocaine Quarterback*, produced by Mark Wahlberg, which chronicles his story from prison to release. Despite pressure from former associates, Hanson is committed to staying clean and out of the drug world for good, having paid a heavy price for his past mistakes and now looking forward to a new chapter.

Tony Yayo on 75 Snitches in Big U's Fed Case (Part 14) Nov 25, 2025

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In a recent interview, Tony Yayo opened up about the federal case against Big U, revealing that there are reportedly 75 potential snitches involved in the investigation. Yayo explained how over the years, many individuals have been arrested and pressured to provide information, helping authorities build a large conspiracy case. He stressed the importance of caution, advising people to “just stay out the way” to avoid trouble.Yayo also discussed his own experiences behind bars, studying federal guidelines and gaining insight into how law enforcement builds cases, often relying on intent rather than actual evidence. Beyond the legal battle, Yayo highlighted his current focus on legitimate business ventures, particularly in the booming cannabis industry. With dispensaries and partnerships across multiple states, he’s positioning himself for success beyond music and past struggles. “I’m doing big shit, man,” he said, emphasizing his transition from street life to entrepreneurship.

Blueface on Chrisean Rock Losing Tooth: I Like It, She Looks Like a 5th Grader Daughter (Part 9) Nov 25, 2025

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In a candid interview, rapper Blueface opened up about the infamous moment when Chrisean Rock lost a tooth during a heated confrontation on his reality dating show *Blue Girls Club*. Blueface recounted how the incident happened when Chrisean, arriving unexpectedly with several friends, hit her face on a statue, resulting in the dental mishap. Despite attempts to fix the tooth with dentures and implants, Blueface said it’s “never coming back,” adding that he actually finds it “adorable” and joked she looks like a “5th grader.” He emphasized their unique dynamic, describing Chrisean as the “baby” of the group who brought a complex energy to the show. While he acknowledged the drama, Blueface hinted that losing the tooth boosted her popularity with fans, turning a mishap into a signature look that has helped elevate her star power.

Aries Spears on Diddy Caught with Liquor in Prison: Was it Ciroc? (Part 7) Nov 25, 2025

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Comedian Aries Spears recently weighed in on the viral reports about Sean “Diddy” Combs allegedly being caught with liquor while incarcerated, sparking curiosity over whether the drink was his signature brand, Ciroc vodka. Spears, known for his sharp humor and commentary on hip-hop culture, hinted at the irony of such a situation but didn’t confirm specifics. Given Diddy's well-known association with Ciroc, many fans speculated if the bottle in question was indeed the premium vodka. While Spears did not provide concrete details, the story has fueled conversations about celebrity influence and privileges in prison. Diddy, a mogul in music and business, being linked to Ciroc even behind bars highlights the cultural reach of his brand. The incident continues to spark debate online about enforcement in correctional facilities and the blurred lines between celebrity lifestyle and incarceration.

Prison Guard Darren Monahan on Trans Inmates Causing Problems in General Population (Part 5) Nov 25, 2025

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In a revealing interview, former San Quentin prison guard Darren Monahan discussed the complexities of housing transgender inmates within the general prison population. Monahan recounted witnessing relationship struggles and tension resulting from trans inmates being housed alongside men, noting the issues mirrored those in society. He shared a striking incident where he found a trans inmate involved in a seemingly consensual sexual encounter with other inmates in a communal shower, highlighting the complicated dynamics this introduced in a predominantly male environment.Monahan confirmed that trans inmates were indeed allowed in the prison but acknowledged that their presence sometimes caused problems among the general population. He emphasized the challenge of balancing safety and respect, even as he admitted that such situations made the job difficult to reconcile at times. His candid account offers rare insight into the realities correctional staff face managing diverse inmate populations.

Wack100: Big U's Son's Killers Haven't Been Caught, I Don't Think They Tried to Kill Him (Part 15) Nov 25, 2025

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In a recent interview, music industry figure Wack100 opened up about the tragic death of Big U’s son, Jabari Henley. Wack100 confirmed that the suspects have yet to be apprehended, emphasizing the case remains open. He shared his belief that the shooting was not intended to be fatal, noting the unusual fact that Jabari was shot multiple times in the buttocks rather than the chest or head. Wack100 suggested the attack might have been a “lesson” related to an incident in an area known for prostitution and pimping, rather than a targeted assassination. Addressing circulating rumors and conspiracy theories, Wack100 urged people to focus on the grieving family rather than speculation. He expressed his condolences to Jabari’s loved ones and lamented the pain of a parent burying their child—especially while incarcerated. The heartbreaking loss continues to resonate deeply within their community.

Tony Yayo: Jamaica Queens Was a War Zone in 90s, Bloods Started Showing Up Nov 24, 2025

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In a recent interview, Tony Yayo shared vivid memories of growing up in Jamaica, Queens during the 1990s, describing the neighborhood as a “war zone” marked by intense gang activity. He recalls the early emergence of the Bloods in New York, particularly on Jamaica Avenue, where violent clashes were common. Yayo detailed how multiple gangs like Toy Soldiers, Lost Boys, and Hammerheads operated in the area, making daily life dangerous with incidents such as disputes over bus passes often turning violent. Despite the pervasive gang culture, Yayo himself never aligned with any gang, emphasizing the risks involved, especially for artists touring or performing in hostile territories like Los Angeles, where gang affiliations can be lethal regardless of one’s status. Sharing his respect for fellow rappers navigating this environment, Yayo highlighted the importance of caution and understanding street dynamics, pointing fans to resources like “Rap’s New Street Politics” to better grasp the complex realities of urban gangs today.

Prison Guard Darren Monahan on Night Stalker Getting Stabbed 1st Day on The Yard (Part 4) Nov 24, 2025

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In an exclusive interview, prison guard Darren Monahan shared chilling insights into Richard Ramirez, the notorious “Night Stalker,” who terrorized California with a series of home invasions and murders in the mid-1980s. Ramirez, sentenced to death in 1989, was known for his unsettling demeanor, often speaking as if someone else committed his crimes.Monahan revealed that despite being kept in protective custody, Ramirez was eventually permitted to enter the prison yard. However, just minutes after arriving, he was stabbed—though not seriously injured—and quickly removed for medical clearance. The attacker’s identity remains unknown, but officials speculated the assault was more about gaining notoriety than racial motives.Unlike inmates such as Charles Manson, who were generally left alone, Ramirez’s presence in the yard sparked immediate violence. Monahan’s account underscores the dangers high-profile criminals face even inside prison walls.

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