Owen Hanson on Mexican Cartel Offering Him $1M a Day to Sell Drugs & Launder Money (Part 5)
Owen Hanson, former sports bettor and entrepreneur behind the gambling platform Better Dog, disclosed in a recent interview that as his betting operation expanded internationally, he caught the attention of powerful Mexican cartel figures. After successfully growing Better Dog across North America, Hanson was approached with staggering offers—reportedly up to $1 million per day—to sell drugs and launder money through his network. Hanson explained how his business included exclusive gambling experiences, luxury trips to Costa Rica, and connections to NFL players, which attracted high-rolling clients from Mexico.
Despite the lucrative temptation, Hanson recounted his history of legal troubles, including a steroid possession arrest connected to NFL clients, and insisted he maintained integrity by refusing to fix games despite pressure. His story sheds light on the blurred lines between sports, gambling, and organized crime, underscoring the risks involved in scaling underground betting operations internationally.
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Trap Lore Ross on Top5 Running Off with Vlad's $3K Deposit for Interview, Stole from Danza (Part 9)
Content creator Vlad recently revealed that a highly anticipated interview with rapper Top 5 fell through despite upfront payment and multiple confirmations. Vlad explained that he sent Top 5 a $3,000 deposit after assurances via daily FaceTime calls, booked a studio, and hired a cameraman, but Top 5 ultimately vanished on the interview day. Vlad chose not to take legal action, considering it a loss he would recoup through other work.
Trap Lore Ross, who spoke with Top 5 during a turbulent period following personal setbacks, expressed disappointment, noting the interview could have been a crucial, polished moment for Top 5’s career comeback—especially after controversial incidents. Ross acknowledged Top 5’s struggles but encouraged a focus on streaming and content creation as a positive turn. Both stressed the importance of transparency in the industry to prevent similar situations, highlighting repeated complaints from other creators about unprofessional conduct from Top 5’s camp.
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Blueface on How He Came Up with His Name, Recording His 1st Hit Song "Dead Locs" (Part 2)
In an exclusive interview, Blueface opens up about how he came up with his unique stage name and the journey to recording his breakout hit, "Dead Locs." Growing up involved in street life and becoming a young father by age 20, Blueface wasn’t initially focused on music. He explored various nicknames before choosing "Blueface"—a nod to the blue-toned US currency, symbolizing money, and reflecting his distinct identity.
His entry into rap was almost accidental. While hanging out with friends in the studio, Blueface was encouraged to try writing lyrics. Despite initial hesitation and lack of intention to become a rapper, he seized the moment to get into the booth. "Dead Locs," his fourth or fifth uploaded track, quickly gained traction, amassing over 60 million streams to date. This hit marked the start of Blueface’s rise in the rap scene, turning a chance studio visit into a thriving music career.
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Wack100 Claims Max B Snitched: You Can't Glorify Max & Crucify Tekashi 6ix9ine (Part 8)
In a recent interview with VladTV, Wack100 made explosive claims that Max B cooperated with law enforcement, challenging the widespread narrative that only Tekashi 6ix9ine snitched. Wack100 revealed that Max B provided authorities with information leading to the arrest of a woman involved in a robbery case tied to Max B’s circle. This cooperation reportedly helped Max B receive a reduced sentence from 75 years to around 16 or 17. Wack100 emphasized, “You can't glorify Max B and crucify Tekashi 6ix9ine” when both have cooperated in their legal troubles. He also shared insights into the tensions between French Montana, Max B, and Jim Jones, touching on past beefs and collaborations. Despite the controversy, Wack100 expressed hope that Max B will get out soon and continue his career on a positive note, advising Tekashi 6ix9ine to reconsider his “tough guy” image after folding under pressure.
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Tony Yayo: Mazaradi Fox Pulled Out Gun During Jimmy Henchman Altercation at Apollo (Part 7)
In a revealing VladTV interview, Tony Yayo recalled a tense moment involving Maserati Fox during an altercation with Jimmy Henchman at the Apollo Theater. Yayo recounted how Fox unexpectedly pulled out a gun amidst the chaos, confirming his reputation as a dangerous and unpredictable figure. The conversation highlighted Fox’s manipulative nature, often escalating conflicts by arming others unexpectedly.The interview also touched on Fox’s tragic death in 2014 during a retaliatory shooting linked to a decades-old murder case. Yayo reflected on the street realities, stressing the importance of being cautious and aware in precarious environments like New York City. He applauded the legacy of himself, 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, and Uncle Murdered Me for blending street credibility with music, pioneering a unique approach in hip-hop’s golden era.
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