Owen Hanson on How He Threatened Degenerate Gamblers to Pay Their Debts (Part 4)
In an eye-opening interview, Owen Hanson, a seasoned bookie, reveals the tough tactics he employed to collect debts from gamblers who couldn't pay. Hanson explained that before taking action, he would conduct background checks using information provided by a retired government investigator. When borrowers defaulted, Hanson’s “collection department” — notably featuring intimidating enforcers like a towering Samoan named Cobra — stepped in as a scare tactic to encourage repayment.Hanson recounted how a mere presence of Cobra, who never needed to resort to violence, often convinced debtors to settle. In cases where the gambler refused, Hanson said they would contact family members to pressure payment. In one instance, a man immediately called his mother to transfer funds when confronted by Cobra. Though costly, these methods resulted in a 90% collection rate, underscoring Hanson’s ruthless but efficient approach to debt recovery in the underground gambling world.Follow Owen Hanson on Instagram: http://instagram.com/theofficialcakid
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Blueface on Getting Jumped In to School Yard Crips, School Yard's Beef with Rollin 60s (Part 1)
In an exclusive VladTV interview, rapper Blueface detailed his early involvement with the School Yard Crips gang in Los Angeles. Growing up between LA and Oakland, Blueface revealed he was “jumped in” to the School Yard Crips — a traditional initiation involving multiple attackers — which he described as a tough but victorious experience. The affiliation came through family ties, as his cousins were already part of the gang.
Blueface also discussed the longstanding territorial tensions between School Yard Crips and rival gangs, particularly the Rollin 60s, centered around locations like the famed World of Wheels skate park. He recounted how this spot served as a hub where various gangs clashed due to their close proximity.
Before his music career, Blueface had aspirations of becoming a college quarterback, briefly playing for Fayetteville State University, but eventually left football behind to pursue other paths. This candid interview sheds light on how his street background shaped his identity and artistry.
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Wack100 on Chrisean Baby's Developmental Issues Due to Drinking & Smoking While Pregnant (Part 7)
In a recent interview, industry insiders Vlad and Wack100 openly discussed concerns about Chrisean Baby’s health and her baby’s developmental challenges. They noted that Chrisean’s lifestyle during pregnancy—specifically drinking, smoking, and neglecting prenatal care—has had serious repercussions. Vlad and Wack100 highlighted that videos showed her continuing these behaviors while pregnant, which contributed to her child being born with disabilities. Both expressed sadness over the situation, emphasizing the long-term impact special needs children face and the emotional toll on parents. Wack100 stressed the need for therapy and treatment for the child to improve chances of recovery. The duo also pointed out Chrisean’s struggles with accepting responsibility, as she often blames others for her baby's condition. They ended with a hopeful note, urging for family support and prayers as the child’s development is closely monitored.
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Tony Yayo: Diddy Could Get More Time After Alcohol Bust, Mazaradi Fox Got 7 More Years (Part 6)
In a recent interview, Tony Yayo revealed that Sean “Diddy” Combs is currently serving time at Fort Dix federal penitentiary, describing the facility as more lenient than expected, likening it to a “vacation spot.” However, Tony Yayo cautioned that Diddy’s recent prison alcohol incident could jeopardize his standing in the drug program and potentially lead to harsher consequences. Yayo explained how disciplinary tickets in prison, such as possession of hooch or phones, can prolong sentences. He drew a parallel with the late rapper Mazaradi Fox, who infamously turned a one-year sentence into seven or eight years due to multiple infractions in jail. Yayo used this example as a warning to others about the realities of prison life, emphasizing the importance of staying out of trouble and walking a straight path while incarcerated.
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Trap Lore Ross on King Von's Alleged Shooter Munna Duke Getting Killed (Part 8)
In a recent interview, Trap Lore Ross detailed the complex and violent history surrounding Munna Duke, who was known as one of King Von’s closest associates and a feared shooter in Chicago’s Old Block Gang. Duke was heavily involved in retaliatory violence through the Get Back Gang, formed after the murder of King Von’s best friend, T Roy. Multiple rumors link Duke to several homicides, but his own death remains shrouded in mystery.Ross explained that Duke was killed during a birthday party at a downtown high-end venue, with several rival gangs and factions suspected due to various internal conflicts. Despite his notorious reputation and frequent mentions in King Von’s songs, the exact motive and shooter have not been confirmed. Trap Lore Ross expressed hope that police can eventually unravel these tangled gang tensions and bring closure to the ongoing violence entwined with Chicago’s drill rap scene.
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