Roger Bonds discussed his experiences working for Diddy, detailing the latter's alleged involvement in various crimes. Bonds confirmed Diddy's use of 24/7 security and his own continuous presence at Diddy's residences. He recounted incidents involving Diddy's violent behavior, including assaults on Cassie and Sarah Snedeker, and Diddy's alleged attempts to intimidate Kid Cudi. Bonds also mentioned Diddy's relationships with multiple women, including Cassie and Kim Porter, and his manipulative tactics. The conversation highlighted Diddy's perceived untouchability and the impact of his actions on those around him. He detailed Puff's financial practices, such as underpaying employees and hiding cash payments, and his strained relationship with Jay Z. Additionally, Bonds highlighted his son Kevin Townsend's wrongful conviction and imprisonment in Namibia, calling for justice and support.

MBNEL came through for his first-ever VladTV interview in 2020 and in this clip he started out speaking about growing up in Stockton, California. He explained that Stockton has one of the largest Philipino communities in the country, and MBNEL added that his parents were born in the Philippines and his mother came to the U.S. when she was pregnant with him. From there, MBNEL detailed growing up in South Stockton, including his family members being Crips. He went on to speak about starting his own crew, being shot at for the first time at 14, and buying his first gun at 16. To hear more, hit the above clip.

In a recent interview, journalist Mikki Mase weighed in on the ongoing NBA betting scandal implicating figures like Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier. Mase predicts minimal consequences for those involved, suggesting heavy penalties or prison time would cause widespread upheaval in the NBA and the lucrative sports betting industry. “If someone goes to prison, it would confirm the NBA and sports betting are rigged,” she said, underlining the enormous economic stakes. Although several teams including the Charlotte Hornets and Toronto Raptors are named in indictments, Mase believes the scandal will fade from headlines after minor fines and penalties are issued. Regarding Billups, who was recently removed from his coaching role, Mase speculated he’ll quietly exit the scene without criminal charges. He also highlighted greed as a driving force behind cheating, citing parallels in poker and casino industries where insiders admit to manipulation despite already profitable systems. Overall, Mase expects the scandal to be downplayed to protect major interests.

In a candid VladTV interview, comedian Aries Spears discussed the limits of roles he would accept on camera—particularly when asked if he would star in a $5 million Leonardo DiCaprio-led film requiring him to be raped on screen, Spears firmly said no at $1 million, expressing that his dignity and artistic integrity have a price. However, when Vlad raised the $5 million offer with back-end profits, Aries admitted he might consider it, depending heavily on the script and circumstances. The conversation highlighted the complexities actors face balancing career opportunities with personal boundaries. Spears also touched on how people criticize things they can’t afford, comparing luxury watches to flashy, overpriced jewelry. The comedian emphasized subtlety and quiet wealth over ostentatious displays, noting that true richness is understated, not loud. The frank exchange showcases Spears' thoughtful approach to roles and fame, mixing humor with serious reflection on art, money, and personal limits.