Charleston White joins Vlad to discuss the Dallas rap scene and the upcoming legal battle surrounding Yella Beezy in connection with the killing of Mo3.
Vlad reflects on his past interviews with Mo3, Yella Beezy, Boosie, and other Dallas artists, while Charleston weighs in on local tensions involving Trapboy Freddy, radio politics, and the fallout after Mo3’s death. The conversation also addresses reports that prosecutors may play portions of Yella Beezy’s 2018 VladTV interview in court, including comments about being shot and “getting my lick back.” White compares the case’s public attention to the YSL trial, questions how jurors in Dallas may view celebrity, lyrics, and YouTube interviews, and discusses claims tied to the alleged shooter, bank records, and street narratives. The interview offers context on hip-hop, criminal trials, and how media clips can become evidence.
White reflects on Go Yayo’s reputation in Fort Worth, his past with Dallas-area rap circles, and the controversy that erupted after the rapper performed violent lyrics at school events ahead of STAAR testing. White says his criticism made Channel 8 News, prompting Go Yayo to release “Channel 8,” a track where, according to White, the rapper threatened to kick him and shoot him. The conversation also touches on Go Yayo’s talent, missed opportunities with Quality Control Music, alleged street influence around his career, and a past incident involving T.I.’s crew. White offers blunt commentary while still acknowledging Go Yayo’s potential in Texas hip-hop.