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Shordie Shordie sits down with VladTV to tell the story of his rise from Baltimore to mainstream success, opening up about family, loss, music, and survival. He reflects on his early life, including the influence of his mother, a church singer who shaped his musical foundation, and the devastating loss of his father at just 12 years old—a turning point that deeply impacted his outlook and drive.In the interview, Shordie breaks down the formation of Peso Da Mafia with his brother and cousin, and how the group gained traction with records like “Money Man.” He explains the pressure and growth that came with early success, and how those experiences ultimately led him to transition into a solo career. Shordie details the breakout moment of his solo hit “Obituary,” and how it changed his trajectory in the industry.Shordie also speaks on working with artists like Rich Homie Quan and producer Murda Beatz, navigating the music business independently, and making the decision to move to Las Vegas for safety and peace of mind. He opens up about personal relationships, including his dynamic with his partner Taskeya, and how balancing love, loyalty, and ambition remains a constant challenge.Throughout the conversation, Shordie Shordie reflects on growth, resilience, and staying focused while navigating fame, loss, and responsibility—all while remaining true to where he comes from.

In this Flashback interview with VladTV, Blueface breaks down his journey from growing up in West Los Angeles to becoming one of the most talked-about rappers of his generation. He reflects on his early life, his involvement in gangs, and the football career that took him from high school success to Fayetteville State University before he ultimately returned to LA.Blueface details how he transitioned into rap, blowing up with breakout hits like “Deadlocs” and “Respect My Crip,” which racked up millions of streams and solidified his unique voice in West Coast hip hop. He speaks on working with Whack 100, connecting with Birdman, and his relationship with Chris Gotti as he navigated the industry. The interview also covers the massive impact of “Thotiana,” the chart-topping single featuring Cardi B and YG that surged to nearly half a billion streams worldwide.The conversation dives deep into Blueface’s legal and personal challenges, including incidents in Oklahoma, the Las Vegas shooting case, probation issues, and time spent in prison—where he got into multiple fights and added new tattoos. He also opens up about his relationships with Chrisean (who had multiple abortions for him), Jade Alexis, and the dynamics around his growing family. Blueface discusses his evolving dating life, his mother’s public criticisms, and his mindset moving forward as he focuses on building new stars, staying consistent in music, and preparing for upcoming boxing matches with Nick Young and possibly Jake Paul.

In this Flashback, Judge Mathis discussed Sean Combs' 50-month prison sentence, noting prosecutors sought 11 years. Combs' defense failed to emphasize his bipolar disorder, which could have mitigated the sentence. Combs must pay a $500,000 fine and serve five years of supervised release. Judge Mathis suggested a more lenient sentence, including concurrent sentences and mandatory mental health treatment. Combs' continued engagement in "freak offs" post-arrest highlighted his disorder. The judge praised the victims for speaking out and emphasized rehabilitation over harsh punishment.

Vlad takes viewers inside Wes Watson’s ultra-luxury Miami lifestyle with an exclusive tour of his waterfront home and exotic car collection. Wes opens up about his personal life, including fatherhood, past relationships, and his views on masculinity, relationships, and the importance of women loving and supporting strong men. Throughout the tour, he shares candid thoughts on discipline, success, and how mindset shapes outcomes.The home tour showcases high-end custom features, including an eye-catching wine display, a central vacuum system, and a fully custom-designed kitchen built for both functionality and aesthetics. Wes breaks down why intentional design matters and how his home reflects the life he’s built through structure, accountability, and relentless self-improvement.Wes also walks through his jaw-dropping car collection, which includes a $1 million Rolls-Royce Phantom with a Mansory kit, a $200,000 Maybach with a pink interior, a $1.2 million Mansory Revuelto Lamborghini, and even a $200,000 Bugatti electric scooter. He explains the appeal behind each purchase and what these vehicles represent in his journey from prison to prosperity.The tour wraps up with plans to head out on a yacht, capping off a look into the rewards, responsibilities, and lifestyle that come with Wes Watson’s rise. This episode blends motivation, luxury, and unfiltered conversation in classic VladTV fashion.

Lil Woody returns to VladTV to address past tensions, clear the air on previous interviews, and speak candidly about personal loss, legal realities, and industry politics. Woody opens the conversation by addressing the tragic passing of his newborn son, offering condolences and apologizing for any past remarks that may have caused harm. He reflects on grief, maturity, and the importance of choosing words carefully in the public eye.The discussion moves into Woody’s legal perspective on high-profile cases, including Young Thug’s plea deal, the structure of record contracts, and the difference between federal and state charges. Woody explains why he maintains that he is not a criminal, distancing himself from street activity while focusing on content creation, commentary, and building a legitimate platform. He criticizes certain artists for their actions and public responses, arguing that accountability and awareness matter more than image.Woody also addresses ongoing beefs with Charleston White and Finesse 2 Times, sharing his views on loyalty, cooperation, and hypocrisy within the music industry. The conversation expands into deeper topics involving family dynamics in criminal cases, including situations where parents cooperated with authorities against their own children, leading to life sentences. Vlad and Woody discuss the emotional toll incarceration takes on families and the difficult moral and legal choices involved.Additional topics include disparities in how white and Black defendants are treated, the pressure of maintaining a positive public image, and lessons drawn from high-profile cases such as Lil Durk’s alleged murder-for-hire charge. The interview closes with reflections on personal growth, influence, and how decisions made in moments of pressure can permanently shape lives and careers.