Earthquake on Katt Williams, Mom Dating Marvin Gaye, Diddy, $3M Debt, Bill Burr

Gilbert Arenas and Vlad discussed Diddy's 50-month sentence and Cassie's involvement. Arenas also discussed his own legal troubles, including federal gambling charges, and the NBA's MVP odds, favoring SGA and Luka Doncic over Anthony Edwards. The conversation also touched on the NBA's face, with LeBron and Curry still dominant. The discussion centered on child support issues, emphasizing the importance of co-parenting and avoiding aggressive behavior in court. They discussed California's child support laws, noting that the court system often sides with the less aggressive parent. The conversation also touched on the impact of social media personalities, the challenges of co-parenting, and the strategic approach to child support negotiations. Additionally, they discussed the implications of the NFL's decision to book Bad Bunny for the Super Bowl halftime show, debating the potential audience reach and cultural impact.

Earthquake discussed his new Netflix special, "Joke Telling Business," which includes personal anecdotes and reflections on societal issues. He shared stories about relationships and his financial struggles, including a $3 million debt. He also talked about his recent wedding, which cost $450,000. He expressed his views on affirmative action, the NFL's inclusion of Spanish-speaking artists, and the challenges of interviewing comedians versus rappers. Earthquake emphasized the importance of authenticity in comedy and his admiration for fellow comedians like Dave Chappelle and Chris Rock. Vlad discusses the impact of personal interactions with fans, who often provide support during tough times, contrasting with negative online comments. Vlad reflects on the unpredictability of relationships and the positive influence of his platform. Despite occasional legal concerns and personal conflicts, both speakers express gratitude for their audience and the positive impact of their work.

In a new VladTV exclusive, DJ Akademiks and DJ Vlad discuss Birdman's reputation as a hip-hop CEO, his ability to identify and empower talent, and his significant financial success. Additionally, they debate the appropriateness of Bad Bunny performing at the Super Bowl, considering the language barrier for non-Spanish speakers. The conversation delves into the tensions and decisions surrounding an NBA YoungBoy concert in Chicago, emphasizing the need for safety and the potential for violence. The discussion shifts to Drake's contract with Universal, speculating on his future moves and the impact of his lawsuit. Additionally, it covers Tory Lanez's legal situation, noting the low success rate of appeals and the challenges he faces. The discussion shifted to Akademiks' online feud with Iggy Azalea. Additionally, they analyzed Young Thug's career decline post-prison and the potential outcome of Jake Paul's fight with Gervonta Davis.

DL Hughley spoke to DJ Vlad in another VladTV exclusive. The conversation centers on the sentencing of Diddy to 50 months and a $500,000 fine. The discussion also touches on Trump's potential pardon of Diddy, criticizing Trump's inconsistent moral stance. DL and Vlad debate the ethics of comedians performing in Saudi Arabia, the cultural significance of Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show, and the implications of Tyson's fight with Jake Paul. They also discuss the treatment of black athletes like Terence Crawford and the role of black MAGA figures like Brandon Tatum and Candace Owens. The conversation between the two delves into their differing views on public figures like Marcellus Wiley and Jason Whitlock. Vlad discusses his transition from DJing to interviewing, highlighting his influence on figures like Adam22 and Trap Lore Ross. The discussion also touches on the challenges of maintaining relationships with interviewees and the importance of trust and consistency in his work.

DJ Envy criticized Dame Dash for his behavior on the Breakfast Club, particularly his disrespect towards regular jobs. Envy shared his experience of being the first DJ to play Tupac's "Hit 'Em Up" mixtape and defended Charlamagne against Dame Dash's accusations. He also discussed Drake's defamation lawsuit against his record label and Bad Bunny's selection for the Super Bowl halftime show. Envy expressed his support for Diddy's release on bond, citing the light nature of his conviction. The discussion also touches on the impact of social media on public perception and the financial motivations behind high-profile interviews. The conversation between DJ Envy and Vlad discusses the dynamics of interviews and artist loyalty. They also discuss the challenges of interviewing controversial guests and maintaining professionalism.

Tekashi 6ix9ine detailed his life story in a new VladTV exclusive. He discussed his music career and the impact of his songs "Gummo" and "Kooda." He also broke down his affiliation with the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods. 6ix9ine explained his cooperation with the government after his arrest on federal charges. Throughout the rest of the interview, the controversial rapper talked about his experiences in prison, other legal issues, and continuing his music career after his infamous case.0:00:00 – Introduction / Childhood: Growing up in Bushwick, Brooklyn0:05:00 – Family, Father's Absence, and Early Struggles0:10:00 – Stepdad’s Death and Impact on Family0:15:00 – Getting Expelled, Therapy, and Early Work Life0:20:00 – Legal Troubles and Juvenile Arrests0:25:00 – Meeting Righteous P and Beginning Music Career0:30:00 – Music Style, Tattoos, Rainbow Hair Origins0:45:00 – Breakthrough Songs and Early Collaborations1:00:00 – Bloods Affiliation, "Gummo" Music Video, and Image1:20:00 – Industry Deals, Collaborations, and Chart Success1:40:00 – Legal Battles: The RICO Case and Cooperation2:00:00 – Kidnapping Incident, Betrayal, and Relocation2:20:00 – Major Legal Proceedings, Trial, Testimony2:40:00 – Current Legal Status and Reflections on Snitching2:55:00 – Public Perception, Feuds with Other Rappers3:10:00 – Media Portrayal, Ongoing Legal Issues, and Personal Life3:25:00 – Final Thoughts and Closing of Interview

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.