NFL Wife SCAMMED During Fashion Week! | Rah Ali x Kijafa Vick

"I’m just a little girl from Philly..." Kijafa Vick gets real about the excitement, and the ultimate betrayal of her highly anticipatedu Fashion Week experience.

New York Fashion Week is supposed to be about glam, but for Kijafa Vick, it turned into a nightmare. She’s breaking down exactly how Alphonso Reed and ARPR Agency misrepresented their services and took payment for an experience that never happened.

We’re talking gaslighting, fake flexes, and why she’s now taking legal action.

In Part 2 of this SITED interview, Ray Daniels returns for an unfiltered conversation with Rah Ali...and nothing is off-limits. Ray opens up for the first time about his relationship and experience with poly life, while also sharing raw, honest views on the importance of a man’s presence in a woman’s life and what men really want from today’s women.Rah Ali addresses whether she’d ever sit down with Cardi B, and the two engage in a layered discussion about maturity, honesty, and the evolving dynamics between men and women in this generation.This episode is bold, emotional, and packed with real insight on love, growth, and life in the public eye.Watch now and join the conversation in the comments.Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe!

Ray Daniels x Rah Ali | SITED Part 1In this explosive episode of SITED, music executive and “Cultural Referee” Ray Daniels joins Rah Ali for a no-holds-barred conversation that cuts straight through the industry fluff.Ray sounds off on the dark times in hip-hop, questioning whether talent still drives the culture and what industry execs really think about the new wave of viral rappers. From clout-chasing to label games, he doesn’t hold back…and no one is off limits.And just when you think it couldn’t get more real, Rah drops a surprise story about a run-in with Cardi B…Tap in - this is Part 1, and it’s just getting started.

Michael Blackson Gets a Surprise Call & Talks Bedroom Rules, Comedy Beef + More | Sited w/ Rah Ali (Part 2)In Part 1, Michael Blackson opened up about his journey from Ghana to Hollywood, becoming a U.S. citizen, and mixing business with pleasure. Now in Part 2, things go left fast, starting with a surprise call from someone Rah had beef with just weeks ago.Michael keeps it raw as he breaks down his unconventional bedroom rules and shares his real thoughts on social media comedians, cancel culture, and celebrity stand-up.This episode is funny, unfiltered, and full of moments you won’t forget.

From coming to America with nothing but a dream to becoming one of the most recognizable names in comedy, Michael Blackson sits down with SITED for a raw and hilarious convo you don’t want to miss. In Part 1 of this exclusive interview, the self-proclaimed African King of Comedy opens up about growing up in the Motherland, his grind in the US, becoming a citizen, and building a school back in his hometown.He also gets real about fatherhood, his unique relationship dynamic, and the realities of mixing business with pleasure. Just when things start heating up…an unexpected call stirs the pot…Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more unfiltered conversations.

On this episode of Sited with Rah Ali, Nigeria’s hottest DJ and global tastemaker DJ Obi steps into the spotlight for a raw and unfiltered sit-down. From breaking boundaries in Afrobeat to spinning for the biggest stars across the world, DJ Obi opens up about his journey, the pressures of fame, and the real story behind the decks. Rah dives deep into his hustle, his healing, and what keeps him grounded in an industry full of highs and hangovers. Subscribe for more exclusive interviews and celebrity moments only on Sited with Rah Ali.

Sited with Rah Ali and Onsite! Media present:INSIDE DIDDY’S COURTROOM DRAMA AND THE BIGGER PATTERNPart 3: Is It Still a Man’s World?In the final chapter of this three-part special, Rah Ali sits down with Arielle Gone Tell and Silver Bandz for a powerful, women-led conversation exploring gender, power, and perception in the aftermath of the Diddy case. From navigating the spotlight to surviving public judgment, the discussion takes a hard look at what it means to be a woman in today’s industry and whether the rules have truly changed.While we’re diving into serious topics, we’re also keeping it real and yes, a little entertaining because sometimes you need levity to make sense of all the chaos.Moderator:Rah Ali - @rah_aliGuests:James Leonard Esq - @jleonardjresqArielle Gone Tell - @ariellejenkinsjrSecret Service Sam - @secretservicesamSilver Bandz - @silverbandz

Sited with Rah Ali and Onsite! Media present:INSIDE DIDDY’S COURTROOM DRAMA AND THE BIGGER PATTERNPart 2: Do Men Like Diddy Ever Face Real Consequences? Social Media Trials VS Legal RealityWe continue our exploration of the Diddy case as the trial nears its end. This isn’t about gossip—it’s about how narratives are shaped. In part two, the conversation goes deeper: Can women truly seek justice when public opinion forms long before a verdict? The panel examines how women, especially Black women, are treated when involved with powerful men, how quickly narratives take hold, and how social media can blur the line between fact and perception..Moderator:Rah Ali - @rah_aliGuests:James Leonard Esq - @jleonardjresqArielle Gone Tell - @ariellejenkinsjrSecret Service Sam - @secretservicesamSilver Bandz - @silverbandz

French Montana pulls up to SITED with Rah Ali for a raw and unfiltered conversation.He opens up about his growth as an artist and man, performing on the World Cup stage, staying loyal to Max B, and why keeping his love life private became a form of survival.But when the conversation turns to Rick Ross and Drake… things shift.For the first time ever on Sited, a guest walks out.

Sited with Rah Ali and Onsite! Media present:INSIDE DIDDY’S COURTROOM DRAMA AND THE BIGGER PATTERNPart 1: If This Wasn't Diddy... Would Anyone Care? The Power Behind the NameAs the trial winds down, part one of this three-part special brings together Rah Ali and a dynamic panel: criminal defense attorney James Leonard; social media commentators Arielle Gone Tell and Secret Service Sam, who has been attending the trial in real time; and Silver Bandz, an adult entertainer who offers a candid perspective on navigating relationships in the entertainment industry.This isn’t just about Diddy, it’s about the larger conversations this case has brought to the surface. The discussion unpacks the difference between public perception and legal fact, the weight of being tried in the court of public opinion, and how fame, power, and influence complicate the pursuit of truth and justiceModerator:Rah Ali - @rah_aliGuests:James Leonard Esq - @jleonardjresqArielle Gone Tell - @ariellejenkinsjrSecret Service Sam - @secretservicesamSilver Bandz - @silverbandz