Army Sniper Nicholas Irving aka The Reaper Breaks Down Charlie Kirk Assassination

The conversation between Shawn Prez and Sergeant Nicholas Irving delves into the aftermath of recent mass shootings and the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Irving discusses the type of rifle used in the Dallas ICE shooting, speculating it was a Mauser, and explains the significant damage caused by rifle rounds. He also comments on the political climate and the impact of inflammatory rhetoric. The discussion shifts to the assassination of Kirk, detailing the shooter's actions, the quick police response, and the role of surveillance. Irving reflects on the emotional toll on the shooter's family and the broader implications of such acts. The conversation revolves around the aftermath of the Charlie Kirk assassination, discussing the gravity of the situation, the court proceedings, and the shooter's state of mind. Interview by: Shawn PrezCheck out his youtube channel at: https://www.youtube.com/c/PowerMoveMakers

In 2016, Kevin Federline detailed his life story and high-profile marriage to pop icon Britney Spears. He spoke about growing up in Fresno, California, and making the jump to move to L.A. to pursue a career in dance. It wasn't long before Kevin started working with Michael Jackson. Before marrying Britney Spears, Kevin Federline had a serious relationship with former Moesha actress Shar Jackson, which resulted in the birth of their two children. It wasn't until meeting Spears one night that his life changed, and in turn led to their marriage, the birth of their two sons, and a very public divorce. Following his divorce from Britney Spears, Kevin revealed that time had healed a lot of problems they had when they were married.

In this full-length interview, R&B/Soul veteran Angie Stone sits down with Shawn Prez to discuss her lengthy award-winning career. The Grammy-nominated songstress starts off by referring the VladTV viewers back to one of her earliest groups, The Sequence, before stating that the Southern-based rap trio blazed a trail for females in hip-hop way back in the late 1970s. She even reveals that the all-female group wrote hit songs like "Apache" for The Sugarhill Gang. She then talks about her evolution from the rapper Angie B to the soul singer Angie Stone. She also explains her thought process for leaving the trailblazing group in pursuit of a solo career. As the conversation progresses, she details her first marriage with Lil' Rodney C! and the daughter their relationship produced. She also talks about her next high-profile relationship following her divorce. Angie Stone details falling in love with fellow R&B singer D'Angelo, collaborating with him as a songwriter, and the behind-the-scenes jealousy that disrupted their magical chemistry in the recording studio. Additionally, Angie touches on the difficulties of co-parenting a son with D'Angelo despite their differences. Moving along, Angie Stone talks about being overweight during the prime of her career before sharing how her image back then impeded her progress as an artist. She then gives a nod to artists like Lizzo for giving plus-sized women a place in front of the camera and on stage in the music industry. From there, she talks about being cast in roles in films such as "The Hot Chick" and "The Fighting Temptation." Towards the end of the Q&A session, Angie talks about her working relationship with Clive Davis, mentoring artists such as Alicia Keys, putting Erykah Badu on, her role in creating D'Angelo's image, being a part of R&B Divas: Atlanta, and more. Lastly, Swayvo Twain replaces his mother, Angie, as the interviewee to discuss his up-and-coming career as a rapper/singer. He shares some details about his father, D'Angelo, and the fact that he re-made an old song of his called "Sh*t, Damn, Motherf*cker."

Gloria Velez shared her tumultuous journey from Long Island to Brooklyn, detailing her dysfunctional family life, her father's addiction, and her mother's struggles. At 14, she entered the music industry, performing at teen clubs and touring with DJ Laz and 2 Live Crew. She faced abuse by singer Aaron Hall, who was 16 years her senior. Gloria described the abuse, including physical violence and mental manipulation, and how she fought for custody of her son. She eventually transitioned to modeling and music. She recounted working with Hype Williams and Jay Z, and her relationships with various artists and industry figures. She also addressed her public falling out with VladTV over creative differences and financial issues, which led to a temporary rift. The conversation concluded with Velez promoting her book, "Silent Screams," detailing her life and industry experiences.

In a new VladTV exclusive, Lul Tim delves into his life journey and the infamous 2020 shooting incident in Atlanta, where King Von was killed while attacking his friend, Quando Rondo. Growing up on the east side of Savannah, Georgia, Lul Tim was raised by his mother and grandmother, alongside his siblings. Despite a supportive relationship with his father, financial constraints marked his childhood, pushing him toward the streets in middle school as a means to attain things he desired. Tim explained his friendship with Quando Rondo and witnessing his friend break through as a successful rapper. He also walked viewers through the events that led him to use lethal force to defend Quando Rondo from King Von's attack, as well as the aftermath of the fatal incident. Later in the interview, Lul Tim offered his thoughts on Lil Durk and multiple OTF members getting charged for Lul Pab's death.

In 2017, UK hip-hop icon Tim Westwood opened up about his deep roots in the British rap scene and shared rare insights into his life and career. Growing up in England with a humble background—his father eventually became a bishop—Tim’s early passion for music started in London clubs, where he began as a glass collector before hustling his way onto the DJ decks. Tim highlighted the rise of UK rap, crediting the vibrant club culture where sound systems and crowd energy helped fuel the scene. He also discussed harrowing moments from his life, including surviving a shooting, and reflects on his interactions with rap legends like Eminem and Jay-Z—revealing stories behind the scenes and unreleased collaborations. Most recently, the DJ was charged with multiple counts of rape.

Errol Musk, father of Elon Musk, denied allegations of child abuse made by his stepdaughter, Jana, and other family members. He detailed his family history, including three marriages and his relationships with his stepchildren. Errol claimed the allegations were fabricated to extort money. He described his efforts to support Jana, who struggled with addiction, and emphasized his positive relationship with his grandchildren. Errol also discussed his support for Donald Trump and SpaceX's plans for satellite-to-phone connectivity. He expressed concern for Jana's well-being and maintained his innocence throughout the interview.

Aries Spears discussed the viral nature of his and Vlad's videos on TikTok. They debated the performance of Black vs. Latino boxers, citing statistics and historical fights. Aries predicted a third-round knockout for Gervonta Davis against Jake Paul. They also discussed Charlie Kirk's controversial views and his death, the WNBA's complaints about playing back-to-back games, and the challenges of impressions, with Aries praising C. King's Denzel impression. The conversation touched on Cardi B's pregnancy and her relationship drama with Offset. Aries Spears and Vlad discuss Ghostface Killah's new album, highlighting its solid features and creative elements. They touch on Ghostface's son, Infinite, who identifies as LGBTQ+ and has released a song about his father. Aries expresses empathy for Ghostface, noting the challenges of parenting a child with a different lifestyle. They also debate the greatest lyricists of all time, with Aries listing Biggie Smalls, Nas, Jay Z, Jadakiss, and Eminem in his top five.

Lil Zay Osama discussed his legal troubles, including a 2022 incident in New York where a gun was found in an Uber he was in, leading to his arrest. He denied handling the gun and explained the DNA evidence. In 2023, he was arrested in Chicago for a stolen vehicle case, which was later dismissed. He also mentioned a 2024 theft case where his brother and another friend were charged. Osama served 14 months in federal prison for the New York gun charge, receiving a lenient sentence due to his clean record. He emphasized the importance of loyalty and avoiding street drama. Lil Zay Osama discussed his experiences with violence and survival in Chicago, including being shot at 15 and moving out of the city two years ago. He announced his final drill tape and mentioned his recent baptism and his transition to independence after seven years with Warner Bros. He highlighted his partnership with United Masters and his plans to expand into other genres. The conversation also touched on the impact of violence on artists like Bloodhound Q50 and the challenges of maintaining peace in the drill scene.

Louis Ziskin, a former MDMA importer, discussed his criminal career, which began with counterfeiting $100 and $500 travelers checks. He then shifted to real estate scams and later entered the narcotics trade. Ziskin's operations involved shipping substances via FedEx, air cargo, and sea containers, with estimates of 2-3 tons of coke and 30-40 million ecstasy pills. He faced a life sentence after a CCE (Continuing Criminal Enterprise) indictment and a 30-year sentence for conspiracy. He explained how the Feds found evidence of his activities through storage units and FedEx labels, leading to a 360-month sentence. Ziskin argued that public defenders are often better in federal cases due to free discovery and high conviction rates. He detailed his successful self-representation in a CCE trial, proving government wiretap tampering, and negotiating a 15.5-year plea deal. Post-release, he founded DropIn Inc., a tech company, but faced setbacks due to a fraudulent medical glove deal in Thailand, leading to significant financial losses and personal challenges.