R&B group Day26 returned to VladTV for a more in-depth discussion about their time on MTV's "Making The Band" and being signed to Diddy's Bad Boy Records. The interview started with group members detailing their individual paths to the MTV reality show, which included being in other groups and signing previous deals before pursuing the opportunity on "Making The Band." Day26 talked about the unfavorable deals they signed in order to participate in the show and described both positive and negative experiences with Diddy. The group explained how they overcame inner turmoil within the group and their current projects. To hear more, including their opinions on the state of today's R&B, view the full interview above.

Irv Gotti, who just passed away, sat down for an exclusive VladTV interview in 2019 where he covered a number of topics ranging from the 50 Cent beef, beating his federal case, his relationship with JAY-Z, and the last legacy of Murder Inc.

Chicago rapper Tay Savage detailed his life in a new VladTV exclusive. He explained his troubled past, detailing the various crimes that started at eight years old and multiple stints behind bars. Tay Savage also talked about taking his Muslim faith seriously while he was locked up, just as his father did. The rapper recalled his connections and interactions with other Chicago figures, such as King Von, 051 Melly, and J Mane. He broke down the factors that led him to pursue a rap career, and he addressed his interactions with Trap Lore Ross following Ross' documentary about him. Throughout the rest of the interview, Tay Savage reflected on Chicago's past and offered his thoughts on the city's current climate.

John "Red" Shea, former associate of crime kingpin White Bulger, described his role in the notorious Winter Hill Gang in this new VladTV exclusive. The former mobster described his upbringing in South Boston and the circumstances that led him to the criminal underworld. Shea talked about pursuing boxing as a profession and even turning pro. However, Shea ended up getting involved in organized crime and explained how he began working for Whitey Bulger. Throughout the interview, Shea broke down Bulger's organization and how the crime boss was able to evade the law for decades. He also talked about the moment he discovered that Bulger had been a federal informant, his experiences in prison, and Bulger passing away in prison. To hear more, view the full interview above.

Math Hoffa returned to VladTV following the viral moment in which he crashed former co-hosts Hynaken and Esso's interview with Angela Yee. After revealing how he found out about the interview, he claimed that he walked in on the interview to have a peaceful dialogue with the former "My Expert Opinion" hosts. After explaining what caused his professional relationship with Hynaken and Esso to sour, he reflected on Fat Joe's controversial remarks about Foundational Black Americans during the Terror Squad leader's interview on "My Expert Opinion." During the sit-down with DJ Vlad, Math Hoffa also commented on Cam'ron and Jim Jones' feud, Drake's lawsuit against Universal Music Group, and much more.

Lil Eazzyy sat down with VladTV to discuss his life and career. The Chicago rapper described splitting his time between Southside Chicago and the suburbs, as well as being introduced to Hip-Hop through Chicago's drill scene. Eazzyy admitted he was inspired to pursue rap after witnessing schoolmate Juice WRLD blow up as an artist. Despite living in the suburbs and his father being a sheriff, Eazzyy was still attracted to inner-city life and talked about getting into street activities as a teen. After the rapper found success with a few music releases, he decided to pursue rapping as a career instead of going to college. Eazzyy also talked about signing with Atlantic after the viral success of "Onna Come Up." However, he explained why he and the label decided to part ways. To hear more about Lil Eazzyy's newfound independence and his future projects, check out the full interview above.

Wack100 returned to VladTV to discuss the controversial brawl that occurred outside of No Jumper's studio. He provided details of the event and what led to the physical altercation before speaking on gang culture and media platforms that cover it. Wack also offered his thoughts on updates in the legal concerns regarding Lil Durk, NBA Youngboy, and Tory Lanez. Later in the interview, the rap insider discussed Drake's tension with Universal Music Group, Dame Dash's financial issues, and much more.

O-Block Louie, close friend of late rapper King Von, detailed getting shot in the head during the shooting that resulted in Von's death passed away today. First, he talked about his upbringing in Chicago and his early connection to Chief Keef. He also detailed his friendship with King Von and Von's unlikely rise as a rap star after being acquitted in a murder case. Louie later detailed the fatal incident that was sparked by a confrontation between King Von and Quando Rondo. He broke down his recovery process after getting shot in the head and admitted that he doesn't remember much from the fatal night. Louie later reflected on FBG Duck's passing and the ensuing O-Block 6 trial before speaking about King Von's legacy.

Former Army Ranger Nicholas Irving joined VladTV for an in-depth discussion about his American politics, foreign affairs, and the domestic attacks on American soil. The ex-Army sniper revisited his previous VladTV interview, where he predicted an increase in domestic terrorism. Irving commented on the suspect in the recent New Orleans attack being an Army veteran, as well as the suspect in the Tesla truck attack. He also talked about the American government funding terrorist organizations before reflecting on his experiences in combat. Throughout the rest of the interview, Nicholas Irving offered his thoughts on Luigi Mangione, America's disaster relief systems, political elections, and much more.

In this 2023 VladTV exclusive, LaVar Ball sheds light on his upbringing and his sports journey. Ball, who grew up in a two-parent household in South Central, was largely unfazed by the surrounding gangs thanks to his strong family unit and their emphasis on family values. Ball, known for his outspoken personality and fathering three successful basketball athletes, including NBA player Lonzo Ball, always aimed for ownership as he grew up watching his parents work hard but follow a strict schedule. He talks about his experiences and challenges during his schooling at Canoga Park High School in the valley, discussing how he had to adapt to a different and tougher academic environment. In high school, Ball was a multi-sport athlete, playing basketball, football, and track and serving as the football team's quarterback. However, due to what he calls the political part of the game, his coach moved him from the quarterback position. To hear more about LaVar Ball's story, establishing the Big Baller Brand, raising Lonza, LiAngelo, and LaMelo Ball, check out the full interview above.