In a recent interview with Vlad TV, Wack100 delved into several hot industry topics, notably sharing insights on Yak Gotti's recent legal troubles. Yak Gotti was recently found not guilty on multiple charges, including Rico, murder, and criminal street gang activity. However, Wack100 revealed explosive details from an interrogation room video where Yak Gotti allegedly named individuals and offered more information if released. This revelation has created ripples, especially as Yak Gotti was reportedly stabbed in jail soon after the video's release. Wack100, however, distanced himself from any responsibility, claiming he holds no guilt regarding Yak Gotti's fate. The interview further touched upon rappers like Kendrick, Drake, Lil Durk, and others, but the shocking claims around Yak Gotti took center stage. Wack100 humorously remarked on the nature of interrogation tapes while maintaining a firm stance on accountability in the music industry's gritty world.

Jonathan "J.R." Rotem, renowned music producer and hitmaker, recently sat down with Vlad TV to share his life journey from being a classical piano prodigy to a jazz enthusiast and ultimately a successful producer. Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, to Jewish Israeli immigrant parents, Rotem moved from Toronto to California with his family due to his father's academic pursuits. Rotem's musical journey began at an early age when he started playing classical piano, an interest strongly encouraged by his musically inclined parents. By his teenage years, Rotem knew music was his calling. He attended the prestigious Berklee College of Music, where he initially intended to focus on film scoring but fell in love with jazz, ultimately majoring in jazz composition and arrangement. Despite an initial obsession with jazz, Rotem always remained a fan of hip-hop, setting the stage for his later career. Rotem candidly discussed his experiences at Berklee, where the pressures of emulating jazz legends led to experimentation with drugs, including marijuana and, briefly, heavier substances. However, these experiences were short-lived spans in his journey toward becoming the influential music producer he is today. His story exemplifies perseverance and evolution in the music industry’s dynamic landscape.

In 2023, Royce Reed, former cheerleader for the Orlando Magic and Miami Heat, and mother to Dwight Howard's son, opened up about her upbringing in Orlando, Florida. Royce attributed her strength and resilience to her upbringing in this neighborhood and the desire of her father for her to understand and appreciate both worlds: the white schools she attended and the black community she grew up in. Royce began cheerleading at age nine and dancing at age three, skills that would later afford her a full scholarship to college. During the interview, she detailed her relationship with NBA superstar Dwight Howard and her subsequent pregnancy. Royce opened up about the issues she encountered throughout her relationship with the NBA champion before talking about her time on "Basketball Wives." To hear more, check out the full interview above.