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  • Tony Yayo Speaks on Plane Incident with Ja Rule, 50 Cent vs T.I. & More

    Tony Yayo Speaks on Plane Incident with Ja Rule, 50 Cent vs T.I. & More

    For over two decades, Tony Yayo has remained one of hip-hop’s most outspoken personalities. As a founding member of G-Unit, Yayo witnessed—and participated in—some of rap’s most intense rivalries. In a recent interview, the Queens rapper shared stories and opinions on several major topics, including his infamous encounter with Ja Rule, comparisons between Lloyd Banks and Fabolous, the tension between 50 Cent and T.I., and his thoughts on J. Cole.

    When asked about the long-running debate between Lloyd Banks and Fabolous, Yayo stood firmly behind his G-Unit brother.

    According to Yayo, Banks doesn’t always receive the credit he deserves as one of New York’s best punchline rappers.

    Still, he showed respect to Fabolous and acknowledged his influence and success.

  • Crip Mac's First Interview out of Prison, Gangbanging & More

    Crip Mac’s First Interview out of Prison, Gangbanging & More

    Known for his raw honesty and viral personality, Crip Mac opened up about everything from his time behind bars to becoming a father and whether his lifestyle will change moving forward.
    The interview quickly went viral, with fans eager to hear directly from him after months of absence.

  • VonOff1700 Tells His Life Story

    VonOff1700 Tells His Life Story

    Vonoff1700 sits down with VladTV to share his raw and emotional journey from the streets of Chicago to signing a major label deal with Columbia Records. The rising rapper opens up about growing up with 10 siblings, witnessing his uncle’s murder at just eight years old, and navigating a childhood shaped by constant violence and instability.

  • Aries Spears on Joe Budden Charged After Standing Naked Outside Neighbor's Home

    Aries Spears on Joe Budden Charged After Standing Naked Outside Neighbor’s Home

    Aries Spears reacts to the recent incident involving Joe Budden being charged with lewdness after being spotted naked in the hallway of his apartment building and allegedly attempting to enter a neighbor’s home.

  • Kai Cenat Speaks On Kanye, Kim Kardashian, Nicki Minaj, Glorilla, Kevin Hart, LeBron & More

    Kai Cenat Speaks On Kanye, Kim Kardashian, Nicki Minaj, Glorilla, Kevin Hart, LeBron & More

    In this episode of Club Shay Shay, Shannon Sharpe sits down with Kai Cenat, a Twitch legend and one of the most influential content creators. From his humble beginnings in the Bronx to breaking records as the most subscribed Twitch streamer, Kai shares his journey to becoming a cultural phenomenon.

  • Terrance "Gangsta" Williams on Games Inmates Play to Take Men's Butts in Prison

    Terrance “Gangsta” Williams on Games Inmates Play to Take Men’s Butts in Prison

    Terrance “Gangsta” Williams recently described games inmates play to take men’s butts in prison. He shared a raw and uncut account of his experiences during his nearly 24-year prison sentence. He spoke on how belongings were forcibly taken and inmates purportedly ‘become gay’ or were subjected to continuous grooming techniques to make them more attractive to other inmates. Williams emphatically urges young individuals not to become victims of such games. Despite experiences that would shake most people, Williams considers himself fortunate for having witnessed and survived these harsh realities firsthand.

  • Fat Joe Says He Lied About 95% of His Songs While Speaking About Young Thug's Trial

    Fat Joe Says He Lied About 95% of His Songs While Speaking About Young Thug’s Trial

    Fat Joe stated, “I’ve been rapping professionally for 30 years — I’ve lied in almost 95 percent of my songs. Gayle King and Charles Barkley’s new CNN show “King Charles,” the host discussed the controversial use of rap lyrics as evidence in criminal trials. The show invited Laura Coates, CNN’s chief legal correspondent, and rapper Fat Joe to share their thoughts on the matter. Specifically, the case of Grammy-nominated hip-hop artist Young Thug was highlighted. Young Thug is currently facing racketeering and gang conspiracy charges, and prosecutors have submitted his song lyrics as

    Fat Joe, who has enjoyed a decades-long rap career, expressed his disbelief and frustration at these types of prosecutions. He argued that most rap lyrics are fictional and used for creative purposes, and should not be held against the artist.

  • Boosie Speaks On Lawsuit Against His Brother, Doing Time In Prison, Celebrity Crushes & More

    Boosie Speaks On Lawsuit Against His Brother, Doing Time In Prison, Celebrity Crushes & More

    Baton Rouge native Boosie sat down with The Breakfast Club where he spoke on the lawsuit he has against his brother TQ and his former artist Yung Bleu.

    During the interview, Boosie also opened up about several topics from losing his ankle monitor and his prison experience while he was locked up in Angola, Louisiana. Boosie also spoke about his time in anger management. He shared that he’s now able to tackle stressful situations and deal with his brother TQ and BLEU thanks to helpful sessions with his counselor.

  • Former NBA Player's Wife Gives Cam'Ron a Massage Live On Podcast

    Former NBA Player’s Wife Gives Cam’Ron a Massage Live On Podcast

    Former NBA star Joe Smith’s wife, Kisha, appeared in person on the podcast, where she gave Cam’ron a massage. This comes after Cam’ron initially asked Kisha about having a massage business and wanting a massage from her.

    Joe Smith recently went viral after confronting his wife, Kisha Chavis, about her OnlyFans page. This has led to both Joe and Kisha telling their side of the story in interviews, including Kisha talking to Cam’ron and Mase on their “It Is What It Is” podcast.

    During their initial exchange, Kisha and Cam’ron were very flirtatious, with Cam’ron speaking about Kisha’s cleavage. Joe later admitted to VladTV that he didn’t like Kisha and Cam’ron’s exchange, but it seems Kisha didn’t mind, as she appeared on the latest episode of the podcast.

  • Lil Reese Reflects on Being Cool With NBA Youngboy Before King Von Passed Away

    Lil Reese Reflects on Being Cool With NBA Youngboy Before King Von Passed Away

    Lil Reese appeared on NoJumper with Adam22 discussing a potential conflict between two rappers King Von and Quando Rondo and the revelation that fatal bullets could have come from police officers.

    The conversation begins with a discussion of a potential conflict between two rappers, NBA YoungBoy and Lil Reese. Reese mentions that there was no beef between them, despite some rumors. Reese also talks about how he and Youngboy first met, suggesting that they had met at a studio or through their careers.

  • St. Louis Rapper 607 Unc Claims He Sacrificed His Son to Get Out of the Illuminati

    St. Louis Rapper 607 Unc Claims He Sacrificed His Son to Get Out of the Illuminati

    In a recent interview with Off The Portch, a rapper from St. Louis named 607 Unc attached his name to the infamous Illuminati secret society by claiming that he was once a part of the organization before sacrificing his own son in order to secure an exit. The only problem with 607 Unc’s claim is the widely known fact that once a person joins the Illuminati, they aren’t supposed to be able to leave.

    Skip ahead to the 5:23 mark to listen to 607 Unc’s explanation.

  • Travis Rudolph on Being Charged with Murder for Standing His Ground

    Travis Rudolph on Being Charged with Murder for Standing His Ground

    Former NFL player Travis Rudolph spoke on his past and career. He recounted his upbringing in a non-violent neighborhood in West Palm Beach, Florida, where he excelled in high school and college football. He spoke of his recruitment process and decision to attend Florida State University, where he flourished on the field.

    However, his decision to leave school early and go pro was influenced greatly by his father, who encouraged him to rely on his skills. Rudolph also recalled the tragic death of his father, shot accidentally while working maintenance at a club, an event that led him to arm himself for protection. His early departure from college ended disappointingly as he failed to be drafted to the NFL as expected. Rudolph also details being recently acquitted of murder charges.