Earlier this year, Cassidy joined VladTV to drop some bars–and some knowledge about real hip hop. Here, Cassidy talks the new wave of hip hop and how he dissed Lil Yachty and Lil Uzi Vert at the Ruff Ryders Reunion Tour. Watch above.
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DMV rapper Rico Nasty spoke with VladTV about her come up after “iCarly” went viral online, and she shared some things that she’s learned in the process. Rico went through the learning process of keeping people at a distance because they like to cling on to people with fame, and she added that she’s been […]
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Frequent VladTV guest Lord Jamar spoke with Vlad about Lil Yachty’s new album, Yachty’s continuing effort to be a “brand,” and how Jamar reinvigorated his career as an actor post-Brand Nubian. “I was an MC, then I was producing making beats which a lot of people don’t know. Then producing as far as finding a […]
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DMV rapper Rico Nasty spoke with VladTV about balancing her burgeoning career in music and being a parent, her self-titled genre of “sugar trap,” and her multi-varied artistic influences. On how she defines trap music, she says: “I’m too happy for trap…Trap music is the struggle, the money, the fast life, losing people. Trap is […]
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It was only a matter of time before Lord Jamar weighed in on Lil Yachty’s new album cover for his upcoming release Teenage Emotions. Jamar says that with his all-inclusive cover art, Yachty has assumed the role of “king of the abnormal.” “It’s abnormal,” Jamar says, “But that doesn’t mean we should hate it.” Watch […]
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VladTV regular guest Lord Jamar stopped by our studio to chop it up about recent events, including Lil Yachty saying that his mindset isn’t right. Lord Jamar responded by saying that he doesn’t go along with a lot that it considered acceptable in mainstream culture but added that he’d be willing to sit down and […]
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Philadelphia lyricist joined VladTV to break down some of his more provocative lyrics from the Ruff Ryders reunion tour at the Barclay’s Center in Brooklyn. Cassidy explains: “I’m about bars, real hip hop…[mumble rappers] should be in their own category, but they put them in the same category as me.” Watch above.
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