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Rapper Boosie Badazz unveils his latest ventures at his sprawling Boosie Estates, featuring a newly built fishing lake and a distinctive Batman-themed mansion. The "Lake Hatch," a recent addition to his property, was unveiled with Boosie expressing his passion for fishing. Designed to indulge his hobby, the lake allows him to fish three times a week without leaving home. Boosie shared that the transformation from trees to a fully-equipped fishing haven involved serious groundwork, using bulldozers and a creek running through the property to establish the lake. Stocked with catfish, bass, crappie, and bluegill, the lake features a unique twist where catching a prize fish could earn you $200. The impressive build cost him around $127,000, yet Boosie considers it a one-time investment. Complementing the lake is his Batman mansion, which Boosie plans to adorn with murals, ushering a personal touch to the area where he welcomes family and friends.

Wack100 discussed the impact of YSL on Atlanta's music market, noting a decline in influence. He criticized Young Thug's actions, including his interrogation and public statements, which he believes will harm his career and relationships. Wack100 also discussed the implications of Thug's actions on his label and potential legal issues. He praised Gunna's rise and criticized Thug's public attacks on him. Additionally, Wack100 expressed skepticism about Drake's acquisition of Tupac's Death Row chain and discussed the acquittal of Hernandez Govan in the Young Dolph case. He also touched on Boosie's plea deal and its implications. Vlad and Wack100 touch on Drake's rap battle with Kendrick Lamar and Snoop Dogg's comments on a Disney movie featuring a lesbian couple. Additionally, they discuss French Montana's success and Vlad's potential documentary series.

Errol Musk, the father of billionaire mogul Elon Musk, joined VladTV for an in-depth discussion about his life as a successful politician and businessman. Errol started by discussing Elon's controversial gesture at Donald Trump's presidential inauguration. He describes Apartheid-era South Africa and divorcing Elon's mother before offering a glimpse into Elon's childhood. The interview with Errol Musk also addressed Elon's entrepreneurial success and the relationship between Errol and Elon.

One of the FBI’s most prolific undercover agents, Scott Payne, discussed his journey from Greenville, South Carolina, to infiltrating various dangerous groups. He detailed his early life before his transition to law enforcement. Payne shared his experiences with the Outlaws Motorcycle Club, where he posed as a site survey specialist and high-ranking member of an international theft ring. He recounted a pivotal moment when he was strip-searched at gunpoint but managed to avoid detection of his recording equipment. Payne also discussed Operation Poetic Justice, targeting public corruption in Knoxville, Tennessee. He talked about his undercover experiences infiltrating cartels and white supremacist groups. Payne detailed his role in a public corruption case resulting in 51-52 arrests and his work on opioid cases. He also discussed his transition to domestic terrorism investigations. Payne highlighted the challenges of prosecuting domestic terrorism due to the lack of a federal statute and shared his thoughts on the broader implications of his work.

Christopher Whitcomb, a former FBI hostage rescue team member, discussed his unconventional path into law enforcement. He detailed his early career in Springfield, Missouri, where he handled bank robberies and fugitives. Whitcomb recounted his involvement in the Ruby Ridge and Waco standoffs, highlighting the controversial rules of engagement and the aftermath. He also shared his post-FBI career, including his work with the intelligence community, teaching interrogation, and founding a civilian security company in Timor Leste. Whitcomb emphasized the high-stakes nature of his work and the psychological challenges it entailed. Christopher Whitcomb discussed his experiences in various conflict zones, including Somalia, where he facilitated the US government's presence and witnessed the formation of the transitional federal government. He recounted his time in East Timor, where he built a security company with 4,000 employees, securing the United Nations Mission. He also shared personal struggles, including his son's substance abuse problems and his own mental health challenges. Whitcomb reflected on global conflicts, such as the Israel-Hamas situation and the Russia-Ukraine war, emphasizing the human element and the complexities of international politics.

In 2014, Dame Dash sat down with VladTV to discuss a number of topics. He shared his view on labels pushing artists to sign 360 deals before reflecting on his past feud with Funk Flex. He also talked about his split from Jay-Z and blamed Lyor Cohen for Roc-A-Fella's breakup. Later in the interview, Dame took credit for his online network influencing Diddy to create Revolt, and reflected on his hustling days before Roc-A-Fella.

Busy Bee, one of the founders of Hip Hop culture, discussed his early years in the South Bronx, his influence on the genre, and his interactions with key figures like Grandmaster Flash, Melle Mel, and Kool Herc. He clarified the misconception that he lost a rap battle to Kool Moe Dee, explaining that it was a performance, not a direct confrontation. Bee also touched on his contributions to Hip Hop. He expressed frustration over not receiving proper recognition and compensation for his work, particularly regarding the song "If I Ruled the World." Vlad expresses gratitude to the pioneer for the genre's enduring success, noting its global impact and longevity. He recalls skepticism about Hip Hop's future in the 80s, contrasting it with the regional popularity of other genres. Busy affirms his happiness and satisfaction with Hip Hop's legacy, emphasizing truth and denying any sense of loss.

Boosie discussed his extensive lake and house project, detailing the construction of a six-acre lake filled with 1,500-2,000 pounds of catfish. He mentioned using streams and rainwater to fill the lake and selling fish at parties, earning $20,000-$30,000. Boosie also highlighted the installation of feeders, cleaning stations, and a mural wall featuring notable figures like Pimp C and Rich Homie Quan. He plans to build a glass house on a hill and is constructing a house for his mother, aiming to complete it in 124 days. The project includes a bar area, a projector house, and a secondary pool.

Ant Glizzy discussed his upbringing in southeast Washington, DC, highlighting his mother's mental health issues and his own struggles with education and juvenile life for robbery. He recounted the formation of Glizzy Gang with Shy Glizzy and their rise in the rap industry. Ant detailed the tragic shooting of his best friend, GQ, and the subsequent FBI investigation. He also shared his brother's survival after being shot 32 times and the subsequent legal battles. Ant revealed witnessing an altercation involving Diddy and Cassie at a studio session. Ant Glizzy discussed his past interactions with Shy Glizzy and Wale, highlighting their complex relationship. He recounted how Wale initially refused to collaborate with him due to potential backlash from Shy Glizzy. Ant expressed forgiveness towards Shy Glizzy, acknowledging his influence on Ant's career. He also touched on his respect for Nicki Minaj and criticized her online behavior. Additionally, Ant reflected on his personal growth and his desire for reconciliation with Shy Glizzy.