In this VladTV full interview from 2019, Suga Free sat down with Vlad to speak on a variety of topics. The rapper spoke about doing music with Nipsey Hussle, his latest album ‘The Resurrection,’ Blueface’s rap style being compared to his, his 10-year absence from music, and more. Watch the full interview above.

In 2016, Newark legend and notably Eminem's favorite rapper, Redman sat on the Vlad Couch to discuss everything from his start in rap and his storied history in the game from touring with EPMD to being on Def Jam's roster during its heyday.

In 2016, OG Maco offered details about his severe car crash that nearly caused him to lose his eye. The late rapper explained that when he was hit, he was not wearing a seat belt, which caused his face to hit the dashboard, causing a facial fracture that resulted in his eye dropping down into his face. He also responded to Quentin Miller blaming him for the Drake ghostwriter scandal before breaking down his past beef with Taxstone, Manolo Rose, and Future. OG Maco reacted to the backlash he received for saying Beyonce was inspired by his "U Guessed It" video. Later in the interview, he defended Lil Yachty from criticism coming from older Hip-Hop acts and opened up about being depressed and suicidal at a certain point in his life.

In 2019 Grant Cardone came through for another interview with VladTV, and this time around he brought more financial advice, including his five steps to becoming a millionaire. He also chalked up his success to becoming a Scientologist, as he explained that he was struggling with money and self-worth before joining Scientology. Grant also revealed that his aiming to own $2 billion in real estate in 2020. To hear the full interview, hit the above video.

Late rapper OG Maco sat down for his first VladTV interview in 2015. He spoke about being one of Quality Control's earlier acts, alongside Migos, and his life in the streets, which included facing a 20-year sentence, prior to "U Guessed It" becoming his breakout hit. The music artist rejected the idea of being a one-hit wonder and talked about having better songs than "U Guessed It," comparing his catalog to J. Cole and Big Sean's. OG Maco also pointed out and pointed out the amount of Black exploitation in the music industry and explained why Eminem and Jay-Z weren't the kings of rap.

In a new VladTV exclusive, Lil Diesel and Terrance "Gangsta" Williams broke down their past street rivalry. Meeting face-to-face for the first time in 30 years, the two men spoke about their history and the tension that led to their violent altercation. Diesel opened up about his criminal past and lengthy incarceration, as well as the losses he suffered due to the streets. Diesel also talked about adjusting to life after spending multiple decades in prison. Towards the end of the sit-down, Terrance and Diesel both explain how they were able to move past their feud and emphasized the importance of forgiveness and change.

Tony Yayo offered his thoughts on a variety of topics during his return to VladTV. The G-Unit member reacted to Jay-Z being implicated in the allegations against Diddy and wondered if the Bad Boy founder dragged Jay-Z into the controversy to take the heat off of himself. He also discussed the role of women in rap feuds before talking about Drake's lawsuit against Universal Music Group. Tony Yayo gave his opinion on Kendrick Lamar's new album, as well as the legal updates regarding Lil Durk and NBA Youngboy. Later in the interview, he talked about the outcome of the YSL trial, Mike Tyson's fight against Jake Paul, the upcoming release of Max B, and much more.

Band$ from tha Rose joined VladTV for an exclusive interview about his life and career. The Santa Rosa native described his upbringing and revealed he only met his father twice despite only staying down the street. He also revealed his mother struggled with homelessness before breaking down the gang dynamics in Northern California. Band$ also talked about getting locked up for the first time at 13 and catching an attempted murder charge early in his adult life. After serving five years in prison, Band$ dove into the music business and explained how he was able to build a buzz. Later in the interview, he opened up about his various rap feuds and the challenges gang-affiliated rappers face.

Legendary boxer Mitch "Blood" Green delves into his tumultuous past and illustrious boxing career. Born in Augusta, Georgia, Green grew up in the challenging neighborhoods of the Bronx during the 1960s and 70s. Despite the tough environment, he managed to carve out a name for himself, becoming involved with the infamous Black Spades gang and earning his nickname "Blood" through his fierce demeanor and family's support.

In a recent interview with Vlad TV, Wack100 delved into several hot industry topics, notably sharing insights on Yak Gotti's recent legal troubles. Yak Gotti was recently found not guilty on multiple charges, including Rico, murder, and criminal street gang activity. However, Wack100 revealed explosive details from an interrogation room video where Yak Gotti allegedly named individuals and offered more information if released. This revelation has created ripples, especially as Yak Gotti was reportedly stabbed in jail soon after the video's release. Wack100, however, distanced himself from any responsibility, claiming he holds no guilt regarding Yak Gotti's fate. The interview further touched upon rappers like Kendrick, Drake, Lil Durk, and others, but the shocking claims around Yak Gotti took center stage. Wack100 humorously remarked on the nature of interrogation tapes while maintaining a firm stance on accountability in the music industry's gritty world.