Yaya Mayweather just got hit with a massive financial reality check over a 2020 stabbing incident that’s been haunting her for years. A Texas judge ordered Floyd Mayweather’s daughter to pay more than $50 million to the woman she stabbed during a fight involving NBA YoungBoy, and the breakdown of that judgment is absolutely brutal. The court
Attorney Moe Gangat returns to VladTV with an inside look at major hip-hop legal battles, from Lil Durk’s federal murder-for-hire trial in Los Angeles to Duane “Keefe D” Davis being convicted in the Tupac Shakur murder case after just 90 minutes of jury deliberation in Nevada. Gangat breaks down why Keefe D’s own interviews and
In this VladTV segment, DJ Vlad asks Judge Greg Mathis about reports that singer d4vd has dropped high-priced defense attorneys and may rely on a public defender as a criminal trial looms. Vlad says he heard d4vd still has money in a trust controlled by his parents, joking that they may not want to spend
Attorney Moe Gangat joins Vlad to revisit the Tory Lanez trial involving Megan Thee Stallion and the 2020 shooting case that ended with Daystar Peterson being found guilty. Gangat explains why he believed Lanez had a path to acquittal, pointing to the four key witnesses, the absent security guard testimony, and shifting courtroom moments involving
Defense attorney Bradford Cohen joins VladTV to break down his long history representing Kodak Black, from early probation violations as a teenager to the 2019 federal weapons case involving ATF Form 4473 paperwork. Cohen explains why he viewed Kodak’s 46-month sentence as excessive, comparing the charge to the widely discussed Hunter Biden gun case and
Six gunmen fired more than 50 shots in an ambush that killed Chicago drill rapper BloodHound Q50 at a Fuller Park gas station early Sunday, according to a preliminary Chicago police report. The 22-year-old was sitting in his Tesla’s driver’s seat around 5:58 A.M. when two cars pulled up beside him on the 4200-block of
Former Navy SEAL Robert J. O’Neill sits down with VladTV for a wide-ranging conversation about the Osama bin Laden raid, his ongoing legal battles, modern warfare, PTSD, and escalating tensions across the Middle East. O’Neill addresses his $25 million defamation lawsuit against Brent Tucker and Tyler Hoover of the Antihero podcast, who he says falsely
Trap Lore Ross joins VladTV to react to the tragic death of Chicago rapper Bloodhound Q50, who was killed at just 22 years old after being shot inside a Tesla outside a Chicago gas station. Ross reflects on Q50’s rise alongside Bloodhound Lil Jeff, describing him as an extremely talented young artist whose music was
DJ Vlad sits down with Grammy-winning producer Hit-Boy for a candid conversation about money, investing, and long-term wealth in hip-hop. Vlad explains how early stock market moves—starting with Google in 2011 and later investing in major companies like Amazon, Tesla and Apple—became central to his financial strategy beyond VladTV. Hit-Boy opens up about investing in
Big Tigger walked from a domestic violence case after prosecutors decided not to move forward with the charges, and the Atlanta radio personality made sure everyone knew how rare that decision actually is. The Fulton County District Attorney’s office issued a public declination statement, which Big Tigger emphasized doesn’t happen often in these types of situations.
