Wack100 sits down with VladTV to break down Big Uās superseding federal indictment, discussing the reported seven counts that include murder-for-hire and witness tampering allegations.
The conversation focuses on claims that Big U allegedly tried to arrange for another inmate to harm āMonster,ā a cooperating witness tied to the broader RICO case. Wack100 explains why he believes prosecutors may already have extensive evidence, including wiretaps, surveillance, and thousands of pages of discovery, while questioning how much Monsterās testimony would matter in court.
The interview also revisits related street and music-industry history, including Loose Cannon allegations and a past LAX-to-Atlanta trip involving Big U, Future, and Trick Trick over a reported business dispute. Vlad and Wack100 unpack the legal stakes, the AUSAās case, and how new charges could impact Big Uās defense. The conversation expands into claims about checking in, extortion, Los Angeles street politics, and why Wack believes business relationships donāt mean involvement in someone elseās alleged activity. Vlad also reflects on his own past issues with Wack and Big Uās refusal to get involved. Wack discusses his work with Ray J, trucking career, and his perspective on the charges now facing Big U. Topics include Future, LAX Airport, Nipsey references, federal allegations, and hip-hop industry rumours.
Wack also talks cooperating witnesses, alleged wiretaps, Trap Kitchen connections, extortion claims, and why he believes prosecutors are āstacking the deckā as Big U reportedly faces around 50 counts. Vlad and Wack debate whether pressure from the case could lead to cooperation in unresolved Los Angeles cold cases, while emphasizing Big U has not been found guilty. A detailed look at street politics, federal indictments, and the potential fallout when paperwork is released.