In this VladTV interview, comedian TK Kirkland reacts to the Nolan Wells case and explains why he believes Black men and women should be cautious about being the only Black person in unfamiliar social settings. Speaking with Vlad, TK connects the conversation to social media confusion around high-profile incidents, the viral Alabama folding chair brawl,
Houston rapper Trae tha Truth brings food, supplies and hope to storm-hit Indiana
Trae tha Truth showed up in Northwest Indiana this week with thousands of hot meals, cleaning supplies, blankets, and chainsaws, proving once again that the Houston rapper’s humanitarian work extends far beyond music. The rapper and activist partnered with Operation BBQ Relief to set up outside a Walmart on US 41 in Schererville, where they’ve been
Nicholas Irving says America May Need to Take the L in the Iran Conflict
Nicholas Irving joins Shawn Prez for a blunt breakdown of America’s escalating standoff with Iran, questioning whether U.S. strategy in the region is built for victory—or headed for another long conflict. The former Army Ranger sniper discusses President Donald Trump’s messaging, failed ceasefire talks, the June 17 memorandum of understanding, and renewed tensions around the
Manhunt underway for masked man menacing Philadelphia pedestrians
A manhunt is underway in Philadelphia after a suspect in a Chucky-style mask threatened and chased multiple people, asking one woman if she was “ready to die”, according to police. Footage shows a masked man in dark clothing chasing a woman jogging near City Hall in the Center City neighbourhood at around 5:30a.m. on Wednesday, 12 August. He is
B-Girl Raygun Reveals Therapy Struggle After Olympic Breakdancing criticsm
B-Girl Raygun needed therapy after her Olympic breaking disaster transformed one eccentric performance into two years of worldwide ridicule and anxiety. Raygun, whose legal name is Rachael Gunn, began breaking during her mid-20s after learning from Samuel Free, her future husband and coach. She later earned a doctorate in cultural studies and researched breaking culture
Gunfire Erupts Near Las Vegas Courthouse During Tupac Trial As Witnesses Get Hostile
Tupac Shakur’s murder trial entered its second day on Tuesday with graphic autopsy photos and a witness who refused to cooperate, while gunfire erupted near the courthouse in a chaotic scene out of a movie. According to 8 News Now, Metro police responded to a report of gunfire at a Starbucks near the Downtown Las Vegas
Nicholas Irving speaks on Texas Making THC a Class 1 Felony Overnight
Nicholas Irving sits down with Shawn Prez to react to Texas’ sudden reported crackdown on THC products, where possession of small amounts, gummies, or edibles could allegedly carry severe felony penalties, even comparisons to heroin-level charges. The conversation explores how the change could impact cannabis users, smoke shops, and everyday consumers across Texas, from THC
Nicholas Irving speaks on Black Men Being the Original “Cow Boys” & Why the Military is Soft Now
Shawn Prez sits down again with Sergeant Nicholas Irving for a wide-ranging conversation on culture, war, politics, and identity. Irving opens by explaining his Western-inspired look, connecting cowboy style to its deeper roots among Black, African-American, Mexican, and Mesoamerican communities and calling it a reclamation of history. The discussion then turns to the current conflict
NBA YoungBoy Leaves America Forever, Settles In South Korea
NBA YoungBoy’s done with the States, and he’s making South Korea his permanent home, telling Funny Marco he’s never moving back to America. During a sit-down with Funny Marco on Open Thoughts, the rapper revealed he’s currently living in South Korea and has zero plans to ever return to the United States. When Marco asked
Nicholas Irving Reacts to Oil Prices Going Down
In a candid conversation, former Army sniper Nicholas Irving shared his thoughts on the recent significant drop in oil prices, particularly noticeable in San Antonio. Irving pointed out that gas prices fell from highs above $4 per gallon down to around $3, which he welcomed as a relief for everyday Americans, especially during travel-heavy times