Vlad and Aries Spears debated the outcome of Diddy's trial, where Aries predicted Diddy's acquittal, while Vlad speculated a guilty verdict, potentially leading to a 10-year sentence. The conversation shifted to NBA Finals, with Aries criticizing the media's focus on SGA and the Knicks' performance. They also discussed Will Smith's rap career and the use of the N-word by non-Black individuals, emphasizing cultural sensitivity. Aries Spears and Vlad discussed the cultural appropriation of Black language and history, emphasizing the need for Black people to assert their rights. They also touched on the backlash faced by Nelly and Snoop for performing at Trump's inaugural ball, and the lasting effects of Chrisette Michelle's performance. Aries Spears and Vlad discuss the acting abilities of athletes, particularly 50 Cent's rumored role in a Street Fighter movie and athletes like LeBron James and Ray Allen, who struggle with acting. They praise Dwayne Johnson and Arnold Schwarzenegger for their performances, noting they excel in the roles they are cast in. Jonathan Majors' performance in "Magazine Dreams" is highlighted as Oscar-worthy. They also mention Terry Crews, Dave Bautista, John Cena, and Jim Brown, with Brown being the most accomplished in acting. The conversation concludes with Aries promoting his podcast.

Don the Dealer, a male escort, discussed his experiences with Diddy, who was acquitted of the most serious charges in his trial but found guilty of transporting Cassie and Daphne Joy for prostitution. Don emphasized that Diddy never forced anyone and always encouraged consensual activities. He detailed his first encounter with Diddy in 2016, subsequent meetings, and the nature of their interactions. Don also recounted Diddy's lifestyle, including his interest in voyeurism and the use of psychedelics. The conversation highlighted the complexities of the case, the impact of the verdict, and the potential future implications for Diddy's career. Vlad and Don express disbelief at the verdict, arguing that alternative lifestyles, including polygamy and consensual threesomes, should not be criminalized. They criticize the prosecution for focusing on minor charges and suggest the case was driven by a desire to embarrass Diddy. Vlad also highlights Diddy's history of domestic violence, which was not the primary charge, and questions the portrayal of Cassie as a victim, noting her active participation in non-traditional relationships.

Before garnering mainstream US attention with features on Drake's More Life playlist, London rapper Giggs sat down with DJ Vlad to talk the emergence of the Grime scene and the history of rap in the UK. He also discusses the social differences within the culture, such as prison life, gang culture, what it means to be from "the hood" and the overall struggles and triumphs that influence the music. Listen to the full interview above.