T.K. Kirkland returns to VladTV to react to Boosie’s 60 Minutes interview about allegedly losing $600,000 while trying to secure a Donald Trump presidential pardon.
Speaking with Vlad, Kirkland says the situation proves “anybody can get got” and advises people to “put a face to the money” before doing major business through consultants or third parties.
Vlad breaks down claims involving Republican consultants, disputed text messages, and reports that Boosie may never have filed an official pardon application. The conversation also touches on attorney Bradford Cohen, who helped Lil Wayne and Kodak Black receive Trump pardons, plus online debate over whether the case could raise bribery concerns. Kirkland argues Boosie is a victim and says the loss may simply be something he has to charge to the game—possibly even discuss with an accountant as a business expense.
Kirkland breaks down why he believes “all money is good money” and warns that turning down free income can become a future regret. Vlad also compares the situation to his past interview-rate disagreement with Boosie, discussing market value, respect for money, and how artists navigate business in hip-hop. The conversation touches on Rod Wave, Trill Entertainment, Rickey Smiley, 60 Minutes, and the realities of music ownership.
The conversation also touches on Vlad’s decision to resume interviews with Charleston White after his working relationship with Boosie ended, the revenue impact of avoiding those interviews, and why Charleston has become a regular guest. Kirkland weighs in with a blunt reality check about professional companies, taxable income, audits, and why entertainers must handle their finances responsibly. The discussion connects hip-hop media, business practices, taxes, and online controversy without dodging the tension between Vlad, Boosie, and Charleston White.