In this 2014 interview, Ja Rule opened up about a variety of topics. He started by detailing his religious upbringing and what soured him on religion. He also talked about battling Redman and meeting DMX before reacting to Karrine Steffans' decision to include him in her infamous book. He also explained Jennifer Lopez using the n-word in their hit, "I'm Real (Remix)," and his beef with 50 Cent. Ja Rule offered his thoughts on the trends in Hip-Hop during that time, Murder Inc.'s fed case, his prison experience, and much more.

In this 2014 interview, Ja Rule opened up about a variety of topics. He started by detailing his religious upbringing and what soured him on religion. He also talked about battling Redman and meeting DMX before reacting to Karrine Steffans' decision to include him in her infamous book. He also explained Jennifer Lopez using the n-word in their hit, "I'm Real (Remix)," and his beef with 50 Cent. Ja Rule offered his thoughts on the trends in Hip-Hop during that time, Murder Inc.'s fed case, his prison experience, and much more.

In this VladTV exclusive, John Pennisi, former made man of the Lucchese crime family, opened up about growing up in Queens before getting involved with the mafia at 14. He started off by driving a truck for a racket dealing with lost airline luggage. Pennisi later described his relationship with John Gotti Jr. and talked about serving 17 years for a non-mafia-related murder. He also explained how he ended up working with the mob again five years after his release. After Pennisi described the process of becoming a made man, he explained why he ended up cooperating with the feds. To hear his explanation and how he currently feels about his involvement with the mafia, take a look at the full interview.

Reggie White Jr. discussed his views on Keefe D's claims about his involvement in Tupac's murder, emphasizing that Keefe's accusations are baseless and aimed at gaining attention. Reggie highlighted Keefe's history of cooperation with federal agents since 1998 and his alleged snitching, which has led to his current status as a high-profile inmate. Additionally, he touched on the complexities of Suge Knight's legal situation and the potential for cooperation to reduce his sentence. Reggie White Jr. and DJ Vlad revised Reggie's tenure with Death Row Records and debated the impact of artists like Crooked I and Kurupt. They also touched on the business strategies of Death Row, the shift from physical album sales to streaming, and the aftermath of a public confrontation at Marathon Burger involving Blacc Sam and Rocstar2800.

Swerve Strickland, a former AEW (All Elite Wrestling) champion, discussed his journey from Tacoma, Washington, to becoming a professional wrestler. Born to a military family, he moved frequently, including a stint in Germany. Strickland joined the military at 17, had a child at 18, and later pursued wrestling, training at Ground Zero Wrestling. He gained prominence in Lucha Underground, notably with a brutal match against AR Fox. Strickland joined WWE's NXT, formed Hit Row, and was later released. He signed with AEW, debuting in 2022, and performed at the historic "All In" event at Wembley Stadium, marking a significant milestone in his career. Swerve Strickland discussed his rivalry with Hangman Adam Page, culminating in a Texas death match where he endured 12-13 staples. He emphasized the importance of making losses meaningful and evolving his character. Swerve highlighted his unique approach in AEW, including becoming the company's first Black AEW World Champion, and the cultural significance of his achievements. He reflected on the challenges and changes in the wrestling industry, particularly the treatment of Black talent. Swerve also touched on the impact of social media and cultural influences and his commitment to grounding his character in relatable experiences.

Karrine Steffans sat down with VladTV in 2015 and detailed more of her experiences with various stars. She spoke extensively about her romance with Lil Wayne. During the interview, she revealed that Drake had ghostwritten songs for Lil Wayne amid Drake's own ghostwriting scandal. The author also broke down the dynamic between Birdman and Lil Wayne, who were allegedly involved in a business dispute at the time. Throughout the rest of the interview, Karrine talked about her past relationship with Bobby Brown, double standards for women, and the rise of cosmetic surgeries.

Joe Tacopina discussed his career, highlighting his representation of high-profile clients like Donald Trump, Michael Jackson, and ASAP Rocky. Growing up in Brownsville, Brooklyn, he faced daily challenges but avoided legal trouble. Initially aiming to be a professional hockey player, he shifted to law after a debate professor suggested he'd excel as a trial lawyer. Tacopina emphasized his extensive trial experience, including 40 cases as a prosecutor and 120 jury trials. He detailed the ASAP Rocky case, rejecting a six-month plea deal, and successfully arguing a prop gun defense, despite the prosecution's attempts to discredit it. Joe Tacopina discussed the ASAP Rocky trial, emphasizing the jury's quick verdict of not guilty on two counts after four weeks of testimony. He highlighted Rihanna's unexpected presence in court, which provided emotional support to Rocky. Tacopina detailed his extensive preparation, including a five-and-a-half-hour summation, and the jury's immediate vote. He also compared the trial to other high-profile cases, such as Tory Lanez's conviction, and discussed the challenges of defending wealthy clients against frivolous lawsuits.

In 2019, the late Mo3 told his life story from his upbringing in Dallas up through his entry into the music industry. He recounted some of the issues he had with artists in his city and the remorse he felt for his mother after his illegal activity began affecting her household. Mo3's conversation with Vlad offers a candid portrait of his life and lays out the obstacles he overcame. Following his passing in 2020, Yella Beezy was recently arrested and charged for his alleged involvement in Mo3's death.

Former Army Ranger Nicholas Irving discussed the impacts of Trump's tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico, and the broader political dynamics between Republicans and Democrats. The conversation touched on the broader implications of these tariffs. While some Americans voted for Trump expecting economic gains, the tariffs could potentially disrupt those expectations by increasing costs and threatening job stability. The dialogue underscored the constant tension and unpredictability in American politics, regardless of party affiliation—suggesting that whether Democrat or Republican, the economic outcomes often remain uncertain.Interview by: Shawn Prez

Stevie J joined VladTV for an in-depth discussion about his life and career. The renowned producer talked about his upbringing and the impact of his mom abandoning him and his siblings. He also revealed that he came from a musical family and caught his big break with Jodeci, which led him to Diddy. Upon joining Bad Boy Records, Stevie J became a member of the legendary production team, The Hitmen, who produced many of Bad Boy's classic records. Throughout the interview, Stevie J revisits his production discography, as well as his past relationships and time on "Love & Hip-Hop."