Ying Yang Twins on Crunk Music, Jay Z, Britney Spears, French Montana, Lil Jon (Flashback)
The Ying Yang Twins sat down with VladTV to discuss a variety of topics. The duo immediately made it known that although they were in the crunk era, they made strip club music. D-Roc then talked about how they came up with the “Bankhead bounce,” and how their dance ended up becoming popular enough to reach Michael Jackson.
From there, the duo talked about how Lil Jon was a part of their career from the start, and how their hits allowed them to pass one-hit wonder status. Ying Yang went on to highlight working with Britney Spears, making the theme for the New Orleans Saints, French Montana’s adlibs, and more.
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E. Ness, from Diddy's Making the Band, Tells His Life Story
Ness, a Philly rapper and former cast member of Diddy's MTV show "Making the Band," discussed his journey from a competitive upbringing in Philadelphia to becoming a rapper. He detailed his early involvement in hip-hop, his time in public housing, and his legal troubles, including a case that led to a prison sentence. Ness recounted his audition process for "Making the Band," the challenges of being on the show, and the band's financial struggles. He also touched on Diddy's legal issues, including the Cassie lawsuit and the grand jury indictment, and reflected on the industry's treatment of artists. The conversation delves into the complexities of a criminal enterprise, using the example of a one-person criminal organization. Vlad and Ness explore the financial aspects of Cassie's career, noting her $30 million worth and the insurance payouts from Diddy's companies. The discussion touches on Diddy's control issues, his relationships with women, and the potential legal consequences he might face.
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John Salley on Kobe, Knicks, Diddy, Daphne Joy, Cassie, White Players vs. Europeans
John Salley reflected on his career and commented on the NBA Finals matchip between the OKC Thunder and Indiana Pacers. He emphasized the importance of home court advantage, and also touched on the MVP debate between SGA and Nikola Jokic, favoring SGA for his league impact. He shared insights on coaching, mentioning Rick Carlisle and Jason Kidd. Additionally, Salley commented on the Diddy trial, expressing skepticism about the allegations and highlighting the complexities of domestic cases. He also discussed the challenges faced by NBA players, including prenups and public scrutiny. Vlad and John Salley also touch on various personal anecdotes, including experiences with adult film stars and the flat Earth theory, highlighting their diverse and often controversial perspectives.
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Lord Jamar Returns to VladTV 5 Years After Their Public Fall Out
Vlad and Lord Jamar reconnected after a five-year hiatus, discussing their past relationship and the Farrakhan incident that strained it. Jamar expressed frustration over Vlad's initial refusal to apologize for misrepresenting Farrakhan, which led to a public backlash. Vlad admitted to being tricked by a misleading video and later apologized, though Jamar felt it was insufficient. The conversation shifted to personal anecdotes, including Jamar's interaction with Diddy and a tragic incident at a celebrity basketball game, where a stampede led to multiple deaths. They also touch on Diddy's legal troubles, Cassie's financial gain, and the impact of hip hop's origins and evolution, emphasizing the foundational role of Black Americans. The discussion shifts to Kanye West's controversial past, including allegations of misconduct with his cousin. Vlad and Lord Jamar discuss the importance of staying true to oneself in art, the impact of consistency, and the dynamics of their past interactions on VladTV. They reflect on the societal glorification of criminals and the need for balanced perspectives. They also touch on the complexities of the Israel-Palestine conflict, emphasizing the need for dialogue and compromise.
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Bobby Shmurda Tells His Life Story
Bobby Shmurda discussed his challenging upbringing, including his father's 120-year prison sentence for robbery and assault. Bobby's early exposure to crime and dealing led to his own arrests, including a significant one at 12. His breakthrough came with the song "Hot N***a," which went viral and led to a $1.5 million deal with Epic Records. His rise to fame included performances with Drake and appearances on major TV shows, but his life remained entangled with the law and the consequences of his past. Bobby Shmurda discussed his legal troubles, including a seven-year plea deal for conspiracy and weapon possession, and the impact of his lyrics on his case. He mentioned his time in prison, including being kicked out of multiple facilities and a fight involving a fan.
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