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Vlad and Wack100 discussed the Diddy trial, noting their accurate predictions. Wack100 predicted a 33-60 month sentence for Diddy, based on the dismissal of charges and the firing of the lead prosecutor. They debated Diddy's behavior, with Wack100 suggesting it involved commands and military-like actions. Vlad shared insights from interviews with escorts, emphasizing consensual activities. They also discussed Diddy's financial support for Jane Doe and the implications of her lifestyle. Additionally, they touched on Nicki Minaj's legal disputes, Lil Meech's legal troubles, and the challenges faced by Chrisean Rock and Blueface. They debated Suge Knight's health and behavior before shifting to Drake and Kendrick Lamar's feud. They also discussed 4Xtra's firework accident, which resulted in severe injuries, and Young Noble's suicide. Wack100 and Vlad discuss the challenges faced by music groups after the death of their main stars, citing examples like the Outlaws and Junior Mafia. The conversation concludes with a call to action for those struggling with suicidal thoughts to reach out for support.

Alex Sanchez, a former MS-13 member, shared his journey from El Salvador to the U.S., where he joined MS-13 for protection. He described the harsh living conditions in LA, the bullying he faced, and his eventual involvement in gang violence. Sanchez detailed his multiple arrests, including a nine-month juvenile hall sentence and a 14-month county jail term. He recounted being deported to El Salvador in 1994, where he faced the MS-13/18th Street gang war and the Black Shadow death squads. Sanchez eventually returned to the U.S., aiming to leave gang life behind and focus on his son. Alex Sanchez discussed his journey from gang involvement to affiliation with Homies Unidos, a nonprofit helping former gang members. He detailed conflicts with LAPD, including harassment and a false murder accusation against a member, which led to his political asylum in 2002. Sanchez recounted his RICO case, where charges were dropped due to corrupt testimony. He highlighted the escalating violence in Central America, the designation of MS-13 as a terrorist organization, and the impact of U.S. policies on immigrant communities. Sanchez emphasized the need for economic and social solutions to address gang violence and protect civil rights.

Omar Gooding came through for his first-ever VladTV interview, where he started off speaking about growing up in L.A. with his mother and father, who was a member of the 1970s R&B group “The Main Ingredient.” Omar then went on to speak about becoming a successful child actor, starring in “Hangin’ with Mr. Cooper,” “Smart Guy,” and later going on to be one of the hosts of Nickelodeon’s “Wild & Crazy Kids.” Omar then detailed auditioning for the 1990 Bill Cosby film “Ghost Dad,” which led to the actor speaking at length about Cosby and his recent legal issues. Elsewhere in the interview, Omar addressed his 1995 arrest and managing to save his career and continuing to work on “Hangin’ with Mr. Cooper.” He also spoke about appearing in “Baby Boy,” his brother, Cuba, winning an Oscar for “Jerry McGuire,” and Omar admits that he didn’t think Cuba would win at first. To hear more, including Omar speaking about John Singleton’s passing and allegations against his brother, hit the full interview above.

In this VladTV full interview, Fivio Foreign spoke on a variety of topics, including his upbringing and what led him to getting signed.

Fivio talked about growing up with Bobby Shmurda and Rowdy Rebel, how Brooklyn changed since they got locked up, and his past issues with French Montana. Along with that, Fivio Foreign talked about the passing of Pop Smoke, noting the rapper’s transition hurt. The rapper then cleared up the controversy surrounding him initially being signed to Mase. Take a look above.

“Hollywood Unlocked” creator Jason Lee came through for his first-ever VladTV interview, where he started off detailing his upbringing in Stockton, California, including being in the foster care system and his father having 9 children - 7 of which were outside of his marriage. Jason also detailed the abuse he endured from his mother and the violence he saw around him, including a shooting at his elementary school that killed 5 people. From that incident, Jason became enamored with Michael Jackson, who came to speak at his school, and Jason detailed speaking to him on the phone. During the conversation, Jason detailed his experience in the streets and learning it was not for him, his first experience with men, and deciding he wanted a better life for himself after meeting Queen Latifah. To hear more, including Jason speaking about starting Hollywood Unlocked, hit the full interview above.

Mario Sanchez, a former Norteño gang member, shared his journey from growing up in San Francisco's Richmond District to committing home invasion robberies in the early 90s. He was caught with a 47-count indictment and was sentenced to 10 years in prison, including time at San Quentin, Corcoran, and Pelican Bay. Mario described his involvement in gang politics, including fights and missions, and his eventual decision to leave the gang life. Post-release, he found success in finance but relapsed into substance abuse and eventually robbed a bank in 2014, leading to his return to prison. Mario Sanchez shared his journey from facing multiple felony convictions to rebuilding his life. He discussed the challenges of being cut off by his family and starting over in his 40s. Sanchez now runs a loan modification office, helping people keep their homes. He also criticized the current immigration policies and discussed the systemic issues in the prison system. Sanchez is set to release a book detailing his transformation and growth.

Danesa White, also known as Bella Barcode, discussed her life and crimes. Born in West Oakland, she perfected the "Approval Game" scam, netting $65,000 weekly in the 90s. Her mother was an addict, and her grandmother was a queenpin. Bella's scams involved using fake credit cards to obtain cash advances. She accumulated up to $500,000 in cash. In 2004, she was caught with $120,000 in stolen jewelry, which resulted in an 84-month sentence. Since being released in 2012, she has focused on legitimate businesses like personal training and real estate, and emphasizes the importance of long-term planning and spiritual connection.