MBNel, Alleged Stockton Massacre Target, Tells His Life Story (Flashback)
MBNEL came through for his first-ever VladTV interview in 2020 and in this clip he started out speaking about growing up in Stockton, California. He explained that Stockton has one of the largest Philipino communities in the country, and MBNEL added that his parents were born in the Philippines and his mother came to the U.S. when she was pregnant with him. From there, MBNEL detailed growing up in South Stockton, including his family members being Crips. He went on to speak about starting his own crew, being shot at for the first time at 14, and buying his first gun at 16. To hear more, hit the above clip.
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Tekashi 6ix9ine Gives a Tour of His Florida Mansion
In an uncensored full interview with VladTV, Tekashi 6ix9ine gave fans an exclusive tour of his lavish Florida mansion, showcasing his unique taste and success. The rapper proudly pointed out his backyard alligator pond—home to "Coco" and a baby gator—a feature he uses to set himself apart from others. Tekashi revealed he built much of the outdoor studio and lounge area himself, citing Native American laws that allowed the construction of tiki structures on his property.
Despite flaunting luxury, Tekashi opened up about his ongoing legal troubles, including house arrest and delayed sentencing now set for November 20, 2025. Highlighting his resilience, he described recording Billboard hits from his home studio, a symbol of his continued hustle. The mansion features a movie theater, a patio heated for winter, and a planned basketball court—though he joked that house arrest and his weight gain spoiled those plans. Tekashi’s tour blends flashy lifestyle displays with candid insights into his turbulent life.
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San Quentin CO Darren Monahan on Guarding Charles Manson, Tookie & Night Stalker (Full Interview)
In an exclusive Vlad TV interview, former San Quentin correctional officer Darren Monahan shared gripping insights from his early days guarding some of the prison’s most infamous inmates, including Charles Manson, Stanley “Tookie” Williams, and Richard “The Night Stalker” Ramirez. Growing up in the Bay Area, Monahan initially considered becoming a police officer but was drawn into corrections after encountering a San Quentin recruitment booth in 1986. At 21, he entered what he describes as "the worst prison in America" at the time, stepping into a world where he was the youngest of 1,200 staff members and faced the daunting challenge of navigating daily life amid the nation’s most dangerous criminals. Recounting his early work in the kitchen at 3 a.m., Monahan revealed how quickly he learned the complex—and often perilous—rules of inmate management. His story offers a rare look inside the high-stakes reality behind the walls of San Quentin.
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DJ Vlad: Tony Yayo Asks Vlad How He Started VladTV & Made it Successful (Part 19)
In a candid interview on VladTV, Tony Yayo dives into the origins and success of VladTV, the influential hip-hop media platform. DJ Vlad, originally from Kiev, Ukraine, launched VladTV in 2008 after spotting YouTube’s potential as the next big video platform. Transitioning from illegal mixtapes and side hustles, Vlad chose to go with a fully legal, digital route, embracing early YouTube partnerships. Tony recalls how Vlad personally shot interviews and footage during the early days, showing relentless dedication from behind the camera to editing and uploading content himself.
Tony emphasizes Vlad’s forward-thinking mindset, highlighting his decade-long vision and commitment to consistency. “I was in my mid-thirties, thinking ten years ahead,” he says, admiring Vlad’s pivot away from uncertain hustles toward sustainable media success. Today, VladTV stands among top hip-hop outlets like WorldStar and Forbes, showcasing the power of foresight, hard work, and adaptability in entertainment.
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Blueface Went to Jail Over Chrisean Girl Fight, Megan Gave Him Dome After Tory Shot Her (Part 14)
Rapper Blueface recently opened up about the legal troubles stemming from an incident involving Chrisean Rock. Blueface explained that he briefly took a woman’s phone following a fight where Chrisean punched her, which led to a felony robbery charge and ultimately his probation sentence tied to a prior Vegas shooting case. Despite the charges, Blueface maintains he returned the phone quickly and feels the case was exaggerated to paint him negatively.
In a surprising reveal, Blueface also discussed his connection to the aftermath of the Megan Thee Stallion and Tory Lanez shooting. He claimed Megan offered him intimacy after Tory shot her, emphasizing he was there to support her recovery rather than complicate the situation. Blueface shared insights about Tory’s legal struggles, predicting his conviction early on and criticizing those who defended Tory.
The interview also touched on Blueface’s ongoing feud with Soulja Boy, which has escalated into a heated back-and-forth on social media, continuing the drama in hip-hop circles.
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