In this VladTV full interview from 2020, Frank Cullotta sat down and spoke about a variety of topics. Cullotta talked about meeting Tony Spilotro, who was played by Joe Pesci in ‘Casino.’ Along with that, he noted how he formed the “Hole in the Wall Gang,” which was also depicted in ‘Casino.’ Cullotta then talked about cooperating with the feds after Tony Spilotro planned to take him out, and also said he doesn’t feel that he is a rat. From there, Cullotta detailed working with Martin Scorsese on ‘Casino.’ Watch above.

In this VladTV exclusive from 2021, former Bad Boy bodyguard Gene Deal spoke about his experiences as the record label and Diddy's personal bodyguard. He revealed that he started providing security in high school before following his girlfriend to New York, where he initially joined a gang. He described building a relationship with Diddy after revealing the mogul joined the same gang as him. Gene Deal also explained how Diddy formed and funded Bad Boy before speaking on his relationship with Biggie and the rapper's fallout with Tupac. He elaborated on the East Coast-West Coast feud and explained why Biggie never traded disses with Tupac. Gene continued by speaking on the details and theories surrounding the deaths of Tupac and Biggie. To hear more, check out the full interview above.

Big Tone joined VladTV for an in-depth discussion about his life and career. The Bay Area artist described growing up in Antioch and the gang element he navigated despite being raised in a stable, two-parent household. He talked about the diverse amount of gangs in his area and how he encountered gang violence early in his life, including getting jumped by Sureños in the fourth grade. However, Big Tone jumped into the gang lifestyle after his friend was assaulted by a rival gang in the ninth grade. He later transitioned to selling drugs before pursuing a rap career. Big Tone eventually crossed paths with late rapper Woodie, who gave him his first break. Throughout the rest of the interview, Big Tone talks about Woodie's influence, the status of Latino gangs, and the dynamics within the Latino Hip-Hop space.

Hurricane Chris returned to VladTV to discuss a variety of topics. First, the Shreveport rapper reacted to Rich Homie Quan's passing and used the moment to alert viewers to the dangers of prescription medications. Then, Hurricane Chris explained why he criticized 50 Cent's "Humor & Harmony" weekend. While acknowledging 50's investments in Shreveport, Chris said he took issue with 50 having no local artists at the festival, as well as 50 saying, "No more ratchet in my city." Later in the interview, Chris talked about his relationships with Pimp C and Kevin Gates, beating his case, and the issues he experienced after his breakout hit, "Ay Bay Bay."

Roger Bonds returned to VladTV in June to discuss details of his experience as Diddy's Head of Security for nearly 10 years. He explained that he was a part of Diddy's security detail from 2003 until 2012 before speaking about allegations related to Diddy's relationship with Kim Porter. After speaking about the alleged physical altercations between Diddy and Kim Porter, Roger Bonds talked about Diddy getting Kim Porter and Sarah Chapman pregnant around the same time before pursuing Cassie. Bonds pointed out the blurred lines between Diddy acting as Cassie's label boss versus as her lover before revealing Diddy's alleged violence against Cassie and other women. Throughout the rest of the interview, Roger Bonds opened up about the details in Cassie's lawsuit, Diddy's preferences, and much more.

Ken Shamrock returned to VladTV and offered more details about his MMA and WWE career. The MMA legend explained what earned him "The World's Most Dangerous Man" nickname and pointed out the differences between today's UFC and the era he fought in. He spoke about the humbling experience he had fighting Royce Gracie for the first time and mentoring MMA star Paige VanZant. Later on, Ken Shamrock reflected on his WWE career. He spoke about the importance of intellectual rights in professional wrestling and offered his side of backstage tales. To hear more on the The Rock, Conor McGregor, Mike Tyson, and Jake Paul, check out the full interview above.

In 2019 Melvin Farmer stopped by VladTV for an interview, and he opened up about being the co-founding member of the Eight Tray Crips and one of the original members of the Westside Crips. He also opened up about his friendship with Tookie Williams and Raymond Washington, who formed the Crips, and Melvin shared what sparked the Eight Tray and Rollin' 60s war. To hear more, including getting his 25 to life sentence reversed after serving four years, hit the full interview above.

Tito Jackson, who passed away last night, sat with VladTV in 2016 and discussed his legendary career as a member of The Jackson 5. As Michael Jackson's older brother, Tito recalled spotting his brother's talent at an early age and the formation of their group. Tito also addressed his sons dating Kardashians before reflecting on his brother Michael's meteoric rise to "The King of Pop." He also addressed Michael's passing and the circumstances that contributed to it. To hear more, check out the full interview above.

In 2020 former D.C. street figure Teflon Sean came through for his first-ever VladTV interview, where he shared stories about coming up in his city, working for Wayne Perry, Alpo's former hitman, and being friends with former kingpin Rayful Edmond. During the sit-down, Teflon Sean also spoke about beating 9 out of 10 murder charges, and being sentenced to 25 years in prison at 23. To hear more, including his thoughts on Tekashi 6ix9ine and being asked if he thinks he's a sociopath, hit the above clip.

Hector Bravo joined VladTV for an open discussion about his past as an Army war veteran and former lieutenant with the California Department of Corrections, where he served for over 15 years. The former correctional officer explained the circumstances that created the prison boom in the 1990s, leading to his father becoming a C.O. when he was a child. After graduating high school, Bravo immediately enlisted in the United States Army and fought in the Iraq War. After returning from deployment, Bravo struggled with PTSD before following in his father's footsteps to become a prison guard. Throughout the interview, Bravo detailed his experiences working at a maximum state prison. He described the prison lifestyle, the tactics of prison guards, and the corruption he witnessed from the top down.

Tony Yayo joined DJ Vlad for another VladTV exclusive. The G-Unit member talked about 50 Cent's Humor & Harmony Festival, which was a star-studded success. He also reacted to Hurricane Chris criticizing 50 for not booking Louisiana artists for the event by pointing out all of the projects 50 has spearheaded in the state. After speaking about his experiences in foreign countries, Tony Yayo offered his thoughts on Vlad's public feud with Marlon Wayans. Throughout the rest of the interview, Tony Yayo talked about Diddy, Eminem, NBA Youngboy, and much more.

DL Hughley addressed a range of topics in a new VladTV exclusive. The comedian started by refuting accusations from social media critics who claim he is being paid by the Democrats to spread lies. Despite the conspiracy theories, Hughley emphasized that he stands firm in his beliefs, asserting he would not endorse something he didn't genuinely support. The conversation also touched upon political dynamics, focusing on President Joe Biden's performance and the unusual political landscape. Hughley, referencing his historical perspective, argued that very few incumbent presidents lose re-election, but did acknowledge concerns about Biden’s cognitive abilities. Reflecting on Biden’s debate performance, Hughley admitted he had reservations about the president's effectiveness but was impressed by the Democratic Party's ability to mobilize and unify. To hear more from DL Hughley, check out the full interview above.

In this 2021 VladTV Full Interview, Notorious former NYPD officer Michael Dowd spoke about his time on the police force after joining in 1982. The former police officer detailed working during the crack epidemic and how he transitioned into being a rogue cop, which included taking drugs and money from people on the street that he busted. Dowd detailed select moments from his career which included having a hit placed on him and confronting the guy who ordered it. From there, Dowd talked about his venture into being a dealer himself. He also spoke about getting arrested along with his partner, who wore a wire and cooperated with the feds, and Michael spoke about getting sentenced to 14 years in prison. To hear more, including Ben Stiller making a movie about him, hit the full interview above.

Maino returned to VladTV to talk about his new show, "New Maino," and a variety of other topics. After talking about the pilot, which was inspired by "Curb Your Enthusiasm," Maino also talked about the status of "Kitchen Talk" and his music career. Moving along, the rapper offered his thoughts on the YSL RICO trial, Taxstone getting convicted over his shooting incident with Troy Ave, and Alpo passing away after his return to Harlem. Maino also discussed his past feuds with Hitmaka (formerly known as Yung Berg) and Jim Jones before reflecting on his acting role in 2Pac's biopic. To hear more, check out the full interview above.

In 2019, infamous street figure Brian "Glaze" Gibbs recounts some of his most notorious crimes while serving as an enforcer for New York City kingpin "Fat Cat." He also discusses whether he's remorseful for his crimes and what he's doing these days.

In 2021 Larry Mazza came through for his first-ever VladTV interview where he detailed how he got involved and later joined the Colombo crime family after meeting Gregory Scarpa, known as the "Grim Reaper" in the mob. During the conversation, Larry shared stories of hunting down enemies with Greg during the Colombo family war, including Larry taking down his personal enemy, Nicky Black. Larry also shared the moment when he realized Greg Scarpa was an informant, and deciding to cooperate with the feds for information against Scarpa. Larry went on to explain that he feared the FBI more than the mob after leaving prison, and he detailed working on and appearing in "The Irishman" alongside Robert DeNiro. To hear more, including his reaction to VladTV guests calling the film "inaccurate," hit the above clip.

Rapper X-Raided joined VladTV for an in-depth discussion about his life story. The Sacramento rapper talked about getting mixed up in gang life as a teen and eventually getting sentenced to over 30 years on murder chargers. He also reflected on his previous VladTV interview, while he was in prison, and how the interview helped him get parole. Throughout the rest of the interview, X-Raided talked about his relationship with Brotha Lynch Hung, his trial, and experiences in prison.

Rich Homie Quan sat down with VladTV in 2014 as a follow-up to his first official interview. The late rapper talked about a shooting incident involving his father and getting into a brawl at an Adrien Broner fight. He also addressed his friendship with Young Thug as well as his business arrangement with Birdman. Later in the interview, Quan spoke about being one of the most popular artists for hooks at the time, what it would take for him to sign to a major label, and his relationship with his fans.

Rich Homie Quan has tragically passed away at 34 years old. The rapper sat down with VladTV in 2013 for his first ever interview as his rap career was blossoming. He described gaining a buzz with "Type of Way" and being compared to Future early on. He also talked about his trials and tribulations, as well as what it took for him to explore his talents and pursue his rap career. At this time, there's no cause of death has been reported.

Northern California Lazy-Boy opened up about a wide range of topics in a new VladTV exclusive. The San Jose rapper talked about growing up in a neighborhood where the gang presence was heavy. He admitted that his dad was involved in the streets and tried encouraging Lazy-Boy to take an opposite path. Lazy-Boy explained his tattoos and described how he built his rap buzz. Despite his blossoming career, the Mexican rapper broke down how gang politics have affected his career to the point where he can't travel to certain places for shows or collaborate with certain artists. He also talked about various rap feuds and the longstanding beef between Nortenos and Surenos. To hear more, check out the full interview above.