One of the top 10 interviews on this channel. He gives clarity and insight not just to this case but crime in Atlanta, Rico cases in general and so much other interesting issues at the intersection of culture, crime and law enforcement. Please have him back and other guests like him.
I always have told people that "There's somethings, a person just shouldn't say". "By Your Word Ye shall be justified, and by Your Words, Ye shall be condemned ". It is Written.
That was no accident that the guards popped his door with their doors at the same time. Anyone who’s been to prison knows this. Some guards are on the payroll or just messy af.
Some guards are sick too, like maybe they didn’t like the dude and knew he had an enemy that would try to kill him given the chance, so they popped the doors.
Gang Law: "Must prove defendant is actual member of gang not just affiliated" Gang Members: "Wouldnt it be dope if we start calling eachother "members" "
facts. no diff than when they indict ppl for guilty verdicts of association. if we can go to jail for obstruction of justice bc we don't wanna get involved as witnesses in cases then their is definitely viable grounds to have these labels associated with RICO companies in business with them. funny part is that soon as that happens, thats when we will start seeing politicians, state officials, and even govt connections to crimes in connection to consciously profiteering from Privitized Prisons and the socio-engineering applications of investing into "weaponized" cultural expressions (drill music). this case is gonna expose a lot of ppl actually look into the micro/macro aspects of it all. Chidi is def someone the Black Community needs in the field cuz he'll get the raw facts of it all
😂 It’s NOT going to happen…. 1st Amendment (freedom of expression) protections lol… DA Willis and prosecution team are moving based off of HER biased interests trying to established precedents that’s NOT even based on REAL LAW lol
The executives at these companies definitely know these rappers are committing crimes. Maybe not the specifics but definitely enough where they should be held culpable. Are there laws that can punish them for that though?
One of the best interviews on Vladtv. When he started talking about these labels and their part in promoting and clearing this type of music he was really saying some shit.
@@kelleylynch4490 shocking indeed. People tend not to address the actual elephant in the room. They just sit on the side and wait for the most relevant comment/statement to jump on them try to make a completely unrelated point/case to the video. Hmm🤔 seems a few people operate that way
Insist it amazing how vlad kept redirecting the conversation when George asked him about how the music executive's (55:20) should be held accountable in a civil case for the crime's that are being committed because it is very apparent that the executive's feel that their is more money to be made by having real thugs that have a reputation to put out music that contains lyrical violence because of the keeping it real aspect and controversy sells like hot cakes and sausage! These record labels should be held accountable for sure!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This was great I live here and the crime increase is very concerning and needs to be addressed ASAP. I hate how their ignorant actions are going to affect the community overall and how much collateral damage will result
It's like that in every major city in America right now. Whenever the economy takes a downturn crimes skyrocket. I live outside of Philadelphia now, rather than inside of there thank God, but even new crimes are springing up like car jackings and people stealing carburators. Neither of those things used to happen here ever. 22 years of living in Philly I never heard of a random Carjacking.
I feel like it's over exaggeration. Loud music loose women, knuckleheads and do boys...thats everywhere. Give respect & get it. Them f boys just young living fast, so fast they don't make it to 45. But they keep that bs within they circle of bs'ers -add the occasional stray shots
Strange out thev lad had nothing to say and actually change the subject or at least tried i to. Him being a Russian by birth more than likely he works for him 🧐🤬
This is so amazing!!!! George Chidi gives hands down one of the best interviews ive ever heard about the music industry! So deeply involved in the investigation that i feel im fully informed with the best available information there is!!!! VLAD is on it!!!! asked ever question that i needed asked! thank u guys! keep it up and keep the people informed
Love this interview!! Chidi breaks this down perfectly!! I've watched EVERY break down of this case on the internet.. this is hands down the BEST!! Thanks Vlad!!
Just don’t understand why cats make it out the hood and off the block and start making millions still go back and fuck with it I rather make a legal million Than make a illegal 10 thousand
So they helping out black people in their neighborhood, but killing black people left and right, getting fathers to xommit crimes going to jail and leaving black babies behind to be raised by single mothers, mothers being killed because of a gang war and leaving orphans. Is that really something you defending? If they were just helping their community then i say good for them, but the good doesnt wash out the bad, nor the bad the good.
I’m 45 I love this guy, but I can’t help but feel like an old Uncle listening to what our sisters Children did to go to jail this time. Like some Gossiping Uncles! We never did this in our day! 🤷🏾♂️🤣😂🤣😂
I know the ones that did weren't stupid enough to advertise every illegal move they made to the entire world on a daily basis and made sure they made an extensive paper trail for the cops to follow
@@ChaloPain He is the one on the Inditement with his real name blocked! 🤷🏾♂️! Sammy the Bill, Alpo all the dudes that do work tell also! Hope not but something to think about 🤔🤔
No one is exempt from this. That's our biggest problem!! We snitch on ourselves through music, social media, and just flat out being seen. Hope this brings the attention to others. We gotta hold each other accountable and stop the stupid shit!!
Great interview! This and two other YTers have provided the best info on this situation.The other was going back 10yrs when it started (Awesome research n sorry forgot the name of the CC) and Aks updates.
I love how people know dammmm well they criminals lol but they paint the picture like they are shocked that law enforcement could possibly reach these conclusions hahahhaha
Vlad's shortcomings as an interviewer are really exposed in this one. His inability to expand the conversation or take it in any direction other than what's written on his list of planned questions is obvious.
Apparently he doesn’t even conduct the actual interviews himself. He just does voice overs over his interns. He is too scared to do in person interviews since he got beat up in the studio. You can tell the audio is different from the interviewer and interviewee.
Hats off to both of you for this interview. It was intriguing and informative. To anyone is states that this "telling" or something of that nature... simply doesn't have the cognitive ability to understand that reporting on information available to the general public is know way breaking street code. I'm annoyed w ppl stating that. These interviews are important and help explain in detailed context issues that are plaguing our community.
I agree with George about Drill rap it's not good for rap I'm the same age as him too and trust me it's not me being some old man on the porch screaming about the old days I'm with the evolution and progression of hip hop i know that everything must change it's life but this drill rap is bad rapping about murder confessing to murder and just teaching out youth that violence is cool nah that shit is not going to end well for hip hop if we evolve and progress let's do it thru great beats and greater lyrical bars that's where I wanna see hip hop evolve i was here for the start of hip hop i wanna see the next great evolution of it not the destruction of it.....
Born in 82' and i dont care what people think. Heltah skeltah, the roots, beatnuts, dmx, wu tang, tha liks, ogc, group home click, AZ, naz... Those dudes spit bars, were original, showed that being original doesnt mean shhhh if you suck. They actually rhymed without having to mispronounce words and told a story on crazy levels. Rap and hip hop now is NO TALENT TRASH.
Check it people this man said that they had been looking at Thug, since he was a Juvenile, that the Government had perceived that they would have to deal with him for far more violent crimes. Look people, they had been looking at a juvenile, that means that they groomed him to be a more violent criminal. Let’s stop thinking that these people are just recruiting us or watching us to play sports or sing and dance. We always turn away from what’s right in our face. They built a prison industry, that is composed of police, District Attorneys Offices, Criminal Courts, then the last stop; Prisons, which is composed of Prison Guards, Prison Counselors, outside contractors, who supple the prisons with food, commissaries, ect. Then the individual prison administrators, then you have the state prisons central offices. So, how do you maintain all those jobs and those individuals have to have these jobs, those communities that those prisons are in rely on those prison to be filled. They have invested hundreds of billions of $s in building them, staffing them, outsourcing contracts to private businesses in those communities, banks holding accounts, inmates spending money on phones, transportation of inmates from prison to prison, hospitals ect. We as black men are the product that keeps that industry alive. And they have been doing this since all those civil rights laws were passed into law.
Dont forget the Hip hop industry ties into this as well..Private prisons are funded and kept at a given capacity by numerous major labels..Basically the promotion of gangs,sexual violence and murder plus money equates to the masses following the "agenda" of these rappers and in return keeping prisons full
35:00 he talks about how it’s hard to understand how young thug was thinking. I was thinking he got to the point where he’s thinking he’s untouchable. The gotti complex. It will probably end the same way for him just like gotti. His closest will probably be the one to take him down
They already snitch basically when they made all them crazy ass songs talking crazy.... I mean this new age of rappers are pure crazy to actually think they can commit the crimes then turn around n rap about it
Vlad isn't a great interviewer. When the guests drop knowledge or valuable information he doesn't listen and ask questions or critique. Instead he just says "OK" and moves on to his next talking point which is usually trite and trivial. His guests make the interviews honestly
Thank you for this context I’m watching it two years later just to understand WTH the prosecution is getting at the way they have been looking in court. It’s definitely wild
Great interview!!!!! Woud love to see more interviews with George. I love Vlads work and interviews he has one of the best channels in my opinion. He is always asking the questions that most would never ask which is one of the things that makes these interviews great. This is a very interesting story and George is a amazing journalist just from seeing how dedicated to his work/craft he is!!! I will absolutely follow Georges journalism hes
I am old enough to stop listening after four minutes into this interview, know where this was going with government vs gangs. I category tell this is a historic strategy
56:50 *Vlad, why are you pretending to be ignorant?* 😡 You know DAMN WELL many of these rappers are nothing more than street criminals that started rapping because they had the funds to do so. And once they gained more financial success through music they often invest there money back into the criminal lifestyle they came from. So for you, Vlad, to sit there and pretend like you don’t understand this dilemma, even after the hundreds of interviews you’ve done with these types of criminals, is UTTERLY appalling. 🤨
So it sounds like it all started from them accusing dude (nut) of being an informant so they killed him but then it turns out he was never an informant so all of this was for no reason basically. Smh successful men throwing their life away
The government is using both gangs to traffic drugs and that’s what’s causing the gang problems, and they used thug and the other dude to to control the street soldiers.
Vlad these dudes can’t even drive with automatic weapons without speeding and you find it hard to believe that they would be dealing drugs when they already have money from rap music?!
No one likes accountability for such. The ignorance from the black community is appauling. People are disregarding what these guys were doing, deliberately.
@@Dude-1689 theirs ignorance in every community. Caucasians still don't understand voting the two party system is enabling the leftists one to dissolve sovereignty for them and everyone, which they think everyone is against them, instead of seeing everyone can help them by empowering their sovereignty. Hispanics are silent of immigration, not understanding that what makes them important here is citizenship, and that eventually if theirs more illegals than citizens their won't be any reason to keep the constitution that separates USA from Mexico. Don't even get me started on Asians...
@@Dude-1689 what this is about is the need to sell murder and illegal activity to the youth to degrade it, and the things overlooked in order to achieve that objective.
I'm only 15 minutes in and all I can do is laugh at how people would get mad at Vlad or call him officer Vlad for these interviews when these dumb ass rappers be telling on themselves in lyrics and interviews. I once predicted on another video that Arab was gonna get arrested, a year later....I got many responses to that comment😂
I really pray our culture start being proactive instead of reactive. It's mind blowing to know ppl actually knew this were gonna happen. $ & power can alter your decision making. Must remain humble. Thug clearly has good intentions. They don't like when we gather in numbers, this is where strength & unity comes from.
There is no such thing as good intention when drugs and murder are involved. That's what people need to be more proactive about, realizing that criminals aren't to be looked up to.
@@AlexJay2113 I wasn't there, I'm neither God, Judge or Jury. It's plenty wrong doing that gets a slap on the wrist or considered legal. I pray for everyone.
@@AlexJay2113 I'm in no way condoning or looking up to "wrong doing" I grew up in one of the toughest housing projects in Atlanta. I'm a victim of sexual assault. Sadly this is viewed as a way of life. The financial literacy is at 0, along with emotional intelligence. So yes to see someone have a way out and actually wanna see others do well is upsetting. Pharmaceutical Companies are the biggest dealer of them all.
@@veracitymedcareers9362 I feel you completely. The issue is more that this is supposed to be a record label. A group meant to make music, and it appears that it's a vehicle for gang activity.
Great work journalist take notes learn how to be unbiased also the best line he said about journalism was if you're not investigating what are you doing
Some of this has to be about the insecurities that rappers have. Idk young thugs net worth but clearly he never needed to step foot in the ghetto again, I wonder why they feel the urge to go back. But again maybe it all goes super deep. Maybe young thug only blew up because of the gang shit so he’s stuck in that life. Sad to see so many talented people screw their life up this bad.
And the feminine tendencies are quite alarming with these dudes.... It's all kinds of demonic behaviour. Thug always knew what was coming to him and he's been ready for the worst.
This guy is a wealth of knowledge, I think this could of been better if some of the questions were replaced with better ones. I mean if you knew nothing of what's going on then it was insightful, but anyone who's watched 2 or 3 videos pertaining to the case already knew the answers to a handful of the questions
My work can be found at The Atlanta Objective, a Substack newsletter.
Much respect for sticking your neck out for the real story
You covered the subject well, and was very in depth.....
by far my favorite journalists since Torre from mtv...good work sir!
Excellent insight
Awesome interview sir.
This was definitely one of the best breakdowns of the case I've watched, hands down.
This fella is too smart for Vlad tho. Or at least is way more fluent in law language than Vlad.
One of the top 10 interviews on this channel. He gives clarity and insight not just to this case but crime in Atlanta, Rico cases in general and so much other interesting issues at the intersection of culture, crime and law enforcement. Please have him back and other guests like him.
Gotta bring him back asap
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@@tyjandrews young thug is going to 🐀
Who cares about random crimes lol we just wanna hear thugs case bro
@@virginiamadedeydey7065 100.
This man’s the Neil deGrasse Tyson of Atlanta Gangs
Lmao
Is this guy black?
Ahahahahahe he he
perfect way to put it lmao
1,000%
I always have told people that "There's somethings, a person just shouldn't say". "By Your Word Ye shall be justified, and by Your Words, Ye shall be condemned ". It is Written.
E tu Futuro uiopooiwgwo es wa p qlpoo
A si gustan al Ii
Nahhhh fr
The tongue is powerful.
This was good. He has a documentary narrators voice.
That was no accident that the guards popped his door with their doors at the same time. Anyone who’s been to prison knows this. Some guards are on the payroll or just messy af.
Exactly. It just so happens he pops those two guys doors at the same time. As soon I heard that I knew it was a inside job.
Exactly why its a huge mistake to willingly get in a personal beef with one. They can get you hurt or killed.
Some guards are sick too, like maybe they didn’t like the dude and knew he had an enemy that would try to kill him given the chance, so they popped the doors.
I don't care what anybody says Vlad always has the best interviews 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Cause he police
😂😂😂🚨🚔
Straight up fed work! Lol
Gang Law: "Must prove defendant is actual member of gang not just affiliated"
Gang Members: "Wouldnt it be dope if we start calling eachother "members" "
and wearing matching outfits, and greeting each other with special handshakes lol
💀💀💀
Let me tattoo it on my face
For sure, clowns.
And let’s make songs about our crimes too!
I agree with him record labels should take some responsibility cause they pushing that genre of music out
facts. no diff than when they indict ppl for guilty verdicts of association.
if we can go to jail for obstruction of justice bc we don't wanna get involved as witnesses in cases then their is definitely viable grounds to have these labels associated with RICO companies in business with them.
funny part is that soon as that happens, thats when we will start seeing politicians, state officials, and even govt connections to crimes in connection to consciously profiteering from Privitized Prisons and the socio-engineering applications of investing into "weaponized" cultural expressions (drill music).
this case is gonna expose a lot of ppl actually look into the micro/macro aspects of it all. Chidi is def someone the Black Community needs in the field cuz he'll get the raw facts of it all
😂 It’s NOT going to happen…. 1st Amendment (freedom of expression) protections lol… DA Willis and prosecution team are moving based off of HER biased interests trying to established precedents that’s NOT even based on REAL LAW lol
Those on top are responsible for the killing and drug use in the Black community.
The executives at these companies definitely know these rappers are committing crimes. Maybe not the specifics but definitely enough where they should be held culpable. Are there laws that can punish them for that though?
@@VR36030 😂 No there’s not. There’s actually law that protects them under the 1st amendment, freedom of speech and expression lol 💀🎯
One of the best interviews on Vladtv. When he started talking about these labels and their part in promoting and clearing this type of music he was really saying some shit.
So we're criminalizing music by the black community? Shocking.
@@kelleylynch4490 shocking indeed. People tend not to address the actual elephant in the room. They just sit on the side and wait for the most relevant comment/statement to jump on them try to make a completely unrelated point/case to the video. Hmm🤔 seems a few people operate that way
Yep! And every time he would start on that su ject, VLAD would steer him away. 👁
Insist it amazing how vlad kept redirecting the conversation when George asked him about how the music executive's (55:20) should be held accountable in a civil case for the crime's that are being committed because it is very apparent that the executive's feel that their is more money to be made by having real thugs that have a reputation to put out music that contains lyrical violence because of the keeping it real aspect and controversy sells like hot cakes and sausage! These record labels should be held accountable for sure!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Record labels are bigger thugs than the artists. They are pimping the talent just like hoes.
True.
The only way their held accountable is by refusing to listen to any music from that label, specifically HipHop.
This was great I live here and the crime increase is very concerning and needs to be addressed ASAP. I hate how their ignorant actions are going to affect the community overall and how much collateral damage will result
and they never learn
What’s the answer. They say to complain but not suggest an answer or solution is an empty complaint. Respectfully. These are complex issues.
It's like that in every major city in America right now. Whenever the economy takes a downturn crimes skyrocket. I live outside of Philadelphia now, rather than inside of there thank God, but even new crimes are springing up like car jackings and people stealing carburators. Neither of those things used to happen here ever. 22 years of living in Philly I never heard of a random Carjacking.
@@bigbadaves ? Charge them? Like what's happening?
I feel like it's over exaggeration. Loud music loose women, knuckleheads and do boys...thats everywhere. Give respect & get it. Them f boys just young living fast, so fast they don't make it to 45. But they keep that bs within they circle of bs'ers -add the occasional stray shots
George Chidi sounds like a high school Chemistry teacher
I’m a Junior High teacher and I said, to my class last week! I’m a Old Head I like Wu-Tang clan! 🤣😂🤣😂🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
😂😂😂
He look like he some kin to Akademiks
🤣
@@JoeyKnose lmfaoooooo definitely same bloodline
Love how George breaks this down! Thanks Vlad!
Vlad ain't shyt... thanks George
Puck Vlad
One love from London England George. I must say you have a very nice manner of explaining and speaking. God bless ♥️
Chidi looks like Buddha having a field day, all on the edge of his seat like that 😭😭😭😭
Vlad had absolutely no words when George mentioned the labels!
Strange out thev lad had nothing to say and actually change the subject or at least tried i to. Him being a Russian by birth more than likely he works for him 🧐🤬
Foreal doe
He's not a great interviewer
Oh, a course. He has an agenda as well.
As a 40Year old had to watch this to explain my opinion to my kids!!!! 🤷🏾♂️🤣😂🤣😂🙏🏾💯
😂😂😂 And it's so interesting. My daughter is so disappointed in her superstar but she kept the music still.
Finally the full interview! Hell yeah thanks vlad!
This is so amazing!!!! George Chidi gives hands down one of the best interviews ive ever heard about the music industry! So deeply involved in the investigation that i feel im fully informed with the best available information there is!!!! VLAD is on it!!!! asked ever question that i needed asked! thank u guys! keep it up and keep the people informed
Love this interview!! Chidi breaks this down perfectly!! I've watched EVERY break down of this case on the internet.. this is hands down the BEST!! Thanks Vlad!!
Thug had a good run. But unfortunately he couldn't stay away from the streets and reinvent himself. That's how the game goes. 🤷🏽♂️
Just don’t understand why cats make it out the hood and off the block and start making millions still go back and fuck with it
I rather make a legal million
Than make a illegal 10 thousand
@Johnny Johnson re read comment 😆👍🏾
@Johnny Johnson that’s exactly what I posted
@Johnny Johnson Makes sense what he said
That’s a state Rico charge , ppl done already done time behind the crimes .
Using these interviews with Chidi to write my grad research paper 🤞🏾
Rare I sit through over hour interviews but this was good couldn’t stop watching
ALREADY!💕💕💕
That's what i call a CHIDI interview
So they helping out black people in their neighborhood, but killing black people left and right, getting fathers to xommit crimes going to jail and leaving black babies behind to be raised by single mothers, mothers being killed because of a gang war and leaving orphans. Is that really something you defending? If they were just helping their community then i say good for them, but the good doesnt wash out the bad, nor the bad the good.
Well said
I’m 45 I love this guy, but I can’t help but feel like an old Uncle listening to what our sisters Children did to go to jail this time. Like some Gossiping Uncles! We never did this in our day! 🤷🏾♂️🤣😂🤣😂
Same here my dude😂😂
If my wife walk in I’m turning this shit off😂😂🤷🏾♂️
I know the ones that did weren't stupid enough to advertise every illegal move they made to the entire world on a daily basis and made sure they made an extensive paper trail for the cops to follow
You gotta know how these young dummies are throwing they lives away. Same as the previous generation and the one before that.
@@vlog_umentary5827
We definitely digressing😢
😂😂
“I didn’t know his name, I couldn’t find it anywhere” if you understand you understand
very impressive of Yak tbh
lmaooooo lol
He is the informant
@@rajackson50 he was gettin busy ain't no way he a fed bro
@@ChaloPain He is the one on the Inditement with his real name blocked! 🤷🏾♂️! Sammy the Bill, Alpo all the dudes that do work tell also! Hope not but something to think about 🤔🤔
No one is exempt from this. That's our biggest problem!! We snitch on ourselves through music, social media, and just flat out being seen. Hope this brings the attention to others. We gotta hold each other accountable and stop the stupid shit!!
Instead of worrying about snitching, how about simply not commit crimes and focus on making good music?
@@bossman4749 I totally agree. But you know everyone has a different interpretation of "Good Music."
Lol my baby boy and she you y
54:49
👁 This dude is the TRUTH!
He is exposing the REAL problems!
@@johndopplaganger38 real shit that's why I don't fuck with em
@@BenBen-yg9un buh u commenting under his post 😭 and watched far enough to see that I’m dead
@@malachiwilliams882 u lame duke foh
@@BenBen-yg9un 🤣 goofy ass
Best interview on this topic yet
One of the oldest truths of human existence, there are consequences for ones actions. Lock em up.
facts
Great interview! This and two other YTers have provided the best info on this situation.The other was going back 10yrs when it started (Awesome research n sorry forgot the name of the CC) and Aks updates.
yeah we gon need George back for pt. 2
Great insightful interview!
This guy should teach the upcoming generation of journalists
I love how people know dammmm well they criminals lol but they paint the picture like they are shocked that law enforcement could possibly reach these conclusions hahahhaha
Like it just popped out of thin air.
Fans are the worst. People are in denial and want to protect this false instagram image.
Vlad's shortcomings as an interviewer are really exposed in this one. His inability to expand the conversation or take it in any direction other than what's written on his list of planned questions is obvious.
Apparently he doesn’t even conduct the actual interviews himself. He just does voice overs over his interns. He is too scared to do in person interviews since he got beat up in the studio. You can tell the audio is different from the interviewer and interviewee.
@@Nomzai 🧢 🧢
FACTS
Do it yourself then
@@Nomzai Are you serious or just joking. If he does voice overs thats hilarious.
Hats off to both of you for this interview. It was intriguing and informative. To anyone is states that this "telling" or something of that nature... simply doesn't have the cognitive ability to understand that reporting on information available to the general public is know way breaking street code. I'm annoyed w ppl stating that. These interviews are important and help explain in detailed context issues that are plaguing our community.
Yesss!!! It’s public information that’s why he has it just most people don’t go through the trouble. He’s a journalist this is his job
I really enjoyed this interview top 10 for sure !
This is the best interview! Very informative and interesting 👍 👏 👌
I agree with George about Drill rap it's not good for rap I'm the same age as him too and trust me it's not me being some old man on the porch screaming about the old days I'm with the evolution and progression of hip hop i know that everything must change it's life but this drill rap is bad rapping about murder confessing to murder and just teaching out youth that violence is cool nah that shit is not going to end well for hip hop if we evolve and progress let's do it thru great beats and greater lyrical bars that's where I wanna see hip hop evolve i was here for the start of hip hop i wanna see the next great evolution of it not the destruction of it.....
Born in 82' and i dont care what people think. Heltah skeltah, the roots, beatnuts, dmx, wu tang, tha liks, ogc, group home click, AZ, naz... Those dudes spit bars, were original, showed that being original doesnt mean shhhh if you suck. They actually rhymed without having to mispronounce words and told a story on crazy levels. Rap and hip hop now is NO TALENT TRASH.
Please make this guy a regular guest. Thoughtful insight into an extremely relevant topic.
Check it people this man said that they had been looking at Thug, since he was a Juvenile, that the Government had perceived that they would have to deal with him for far more violent crimes. Look people, they had been looking at a juvenile, that means that they groomed him to be a more violent criminal. Let’s stop thinking that these people are just recruiting us or watching us to play sports or sing and dance. We always turn away from what’s right in our face. They built a prison industry, that is composed of police, District Attorneys Offices, Criminal Courts, then the last stop; Prisons, which is composed of Prison Guards, Prison Counselors, outside contractors, who supple the prisons with food, commissaries, ect. Then the individual prison administrators, then you have the state prisons central offices. So, how do you maintain all those jobs and those individuals have to have these jobs, those communities that those prisons are in rely on those prison to be filled. They have invested hundreds of billions of $s in building them, staffing them, outsourcing contracts to private businesses in those communities, banks holding accounts, inmates spending money on phones, transportation of inmates from prison to prison, hospitals ect. We as black men are the product that keeps that industry alive. And they have been doing this since all those civil rights laws were passed into law.
I see NO ONE took the time to read your comment 🤦🏽♂️ Got DAME it BLACK MEN -> PAY ATTRNTION 😡
Wow this is a great comment. It made me think.
💯💕
Dont forget the Hip hop industry ties into this as well..Private prisons are funded and kept at a given capacity by numerous major labels..Basically the promotion of gangs,sexual violence and murder plus money equates to the masses following the "agenda" of these rappers and in return keeping prisons full
Hell of a break down man🔥
Knowledgable and wise. He should write a book on this.
Everybody : “Gunna “
DjVlad : “Gunner “
Award 🏆 winning interview
Great journalism! I didn’t know that about Lil Keed🕊. His mixtape ‘Trapped on Cleveland’ was good.
Man, I was looking for somebody to break this whole situation down more
This is a really mature interview. Well done DJVLAD!
Very good interview.
35:00 he talks about how it’s hard to understand how young thug was thinking. I was thinking he got to the point where he’s thinking he’s untouchable. The gotti complex. It will probably end the same way for him just like gotti. His closest will probably be the one to take him down
They already snitch basically when they made all them crazy ass songs talking crazy.... I mean this new age of rappers are pure crazy to actually think they can commit the crimes then turn around n rap about it
There is no loyalty when it comes down to it. Everyone has their own best interest. It would be foolish to think any different.
Nope he has no choice they are moving drugs for the CIA, this is why you can never trust the government.
Great interview. Very substantial amount of information ℹ️🙂
Great interview!
This was an incredible video.
Vlad isn't a great interviewer. When the guests drop knowledge or valuable information he doesn't listen and ask questions or critique. Instead he just says "OK" and moves on to his next talking point which is usually trite and trivial.
His guests make the interviews honestly
Here’s a fucking thought, nigga : START YOUR OWN FUCKING CHANNEL
Thank you for this context I’m watching it two years later just to understand WTH the prosecution is getting at the way they have been looking in court. It’s definitely wild
Great interview 👍🏾
That warner brother part finna put you in the spot light
Sniff sniff… ahh yess, smells like a mysterious disappearance
Great interview!!!!! Woud love to see more interviews with George. I love Vlads work and interviews he has one of the best channels in my opinion. He is always asking the questions that most would never ask which is one of the things that makes these interviews great. This is a very interesting story and George is a amazing journalist just from seeing how dedicated to his work/craft he is!!! I will absolutely follow Georges journalism hes
Watched twice because is too good and more information
I am old enough to stop listening after four minutes into this interview, know where this was going with government vs gangs. I category tell this is a historic strategy
I category tell this is a historic strategy repeated social engineering beyond the hip-hop rap culture.
Young thug got himself into this don’t cry now you do that time
@@mrrockets32 Your preexisting conclusion missed my point. For those who understand the ramification of this interview in its totality gets it.
@@cinquebleuu9408 you right , it just be random ass thoughts I been having
Love those Sas Acoustics & Reference Firm speakers 🤘
All their money going to lawyers.. between the cars, jewelry, flossing and lawyers, they end up broke.. sad
and you are not going to win if you are a menace to society
wrong asf
Thanks for that Raised on "Blevland" breakdown ...
Dude is going to be Grey if he makes it out of prison.
I really needed help with the whole case breakdown and this video did it thanks VLAD
Vlad you should interview Scott Reisch about the legal aspects of this case. He is a defense attorney and youtube personality.
I like him alot. He breaks it down so good. I watched the whole interview. & will re watch because i know i missed sum things
56:50 *Vlad, why are you pretending to be ignorant?* 😡
You know DAMN WELL many of these rappers are nothing more than street criminals that started rapping because they had the funds to do so. And once they gained more financial success through music they often invest there money back into the criminal lifestyle they came from.
So for you, Vlad, to sit there and pretend like you don’t understand this dilemma, even after the hundreds of interviews you’ve done with these types of criminals, is UTTERLY appalling. 🤨
🤣
Best interview I have heard on Vlad TV
At 56:00 bruh really speaking on something that’s more deep than he may know. 👁
Exactly !!thats the root of it all . 👁
This guys the best !!!! He has everything covered about this case
So it sounds like it all started from them accusing dude (nut) of being an informant so they killed him but then it turns out he was never an informant so all of this was for no reason basically. Smh successful men throwing their life away
The government is using both gangs to traffic drugs and that’s what’s causing the gang problems, and they used thug and the other dude to to control the street soldiers.
Right!! This is just a mess!
@Johnny Johnson true
Disappointing really.
All for stupid street validation.
I throughly enjoyed this interview. Thank you Vlad TV.
Vlad these dudes can’t even drive with automatic weapons without speeding and you find it hard to believe that they would be dealing drugs when they already have money from rap music?!
Exactly.
Do they have money, or are they living on debt?
This man is beyond our years. Kudos
No he's not
THIS DUDE KNOWS WHAT TO SAY AND HOW TO SAY THEM . HE LIVES IN GEORGIA HE AINT SAYING NOTHING BAD . HE AIN'T TRYING TO BECOME PART OF THE STORY
Facts
Very good interview
throw the key away on these fools, keep our streets safer
And in GA, in February 2022, they did the same as Texas where you can carry without a license or permit. Big mistake for GA and especially Atlanta!
Our race always saying free this one and free that one yet we have all the worse communities in the country. We are our own worse enemy
No one likes accountability for such. The ignorance from the black community is appauling. People are disregarding what these guys were doing, deliberately.
@@Dude-1689 theirs ignorance in every community. Caucasians still don't understand voting the two party system is enabling the leftists one to dissolve sovereignty for them and everyone, which they think everyone is against them, instead of seeing everyone can help them by empowering their sovereignty. Hispanics are silent of immigration, not understanding that what makes them important here is citizenship, and that eventually if theirs more illegals than citizens their won't be any reason to keep the constitution that separates USA from Mexico. Don't even get me started on Asians...
@@Dude-1689 what this is about is the need to sell murder and illegal activity to the youth to degrade it, and the things overlooked in order to achieve that objective.
@@Dude-1689 these labels wants degradation amongst the community, otherwise they wouldn't sign these artists.
@@zeetop5433 Putting it on others is deflecting accountability. Very common.
Wow he's brilliant in breaking this down
I'm only 15 minutes in and all I can do is laugh at how people would get mad at Vlad or call him officer Vlad for these interviews when these dumb ass rappers be telling on themselves in lyrics and interviews. I once predicted on another video that Arab was gonna get arrested, a year later....I got many responses to that comment😂
This is the one ☝️
Atlanta just better be glad Gascon isn't their D.A.
Vlad you gotta pay him for that "Watch VladTV" drop at the end
Vlad sounds like an automated response voice whenever he says "okaay" when the interviewee gets done talking lmao
Vlad didn't like the warner bros culpability statement because by that logic he holds some responsibility for indicting some people.
Exactly
Yep
Can I get the version where it's just all the parts that weren't in your broken down sections lolol
much love from South Africa🇿🇦
I really pray our culture start being proactive instead of reactive. It's mind blowing to know ppl actually knew this were gonna happen. $ & power can alter your decision making. Must remain humble. Thug clearly has good intentions. They don't like when we gather in numbers, this is where strength & unity comes from.
There is no such thing as good intention when drugs and murder are involved. That's what people need to be more proactive about, realizing that criminals aren't to be looked up to.
@@AlexJay2113 I wasn't there, I'm neither God, Judge or Jury. It's plenty wrong doing that gets a slap on the wrist or considered legal. I pray for everyone.
@@AlexJay2113 I'm in no way condoning or looking up to "wrong doing" I grew up in one of the toughest housing projects in Atlanta. I'm a victim of sexual assault. Sadly this is viewed as a way of life. The financial literacy is at 0, along with emotional intelligence. So yes to see someone have a way out and actually wanna see others do well is upsetting. Pharmaceutical Companies are the biggest dealer of them all.
@@veracitymedcareers9362 I feel you completely. The issue is more that this is supposed to be a record label. A group meant to make music, and it appears that it's a vehicle for gang activity.
Bro what are you on🤣🤣
Great work journalist take notes learn how to be unbiased also the best line he said about journalism was if you're not investigating what are you doing
Some of this has to be about the insecurities that rappers have. Idk young thugs net worth but clearly he never needed to step foot in the ghetto again, I wonder why they feel the urge to go back. But again maybe it all goes super deep. Maybe young thug only blew up because of the gang shit so he’s stuck in that life. Sad to see so many talented people screw their life up this bad.
He was making 1.5 million a show he was the highest paid performer he was getting paid more than jay-z
I’m willing to bet, it’s like you said. The gang helped him become a rap star, etc. so he’s trapped in that life forever, unfortunately.
When keeping it real goes wrong.
@@darriusmatthews9720 What! Who is bumping Young Thug like that! Maybe im just old but wtf
And the feminine tendencies are quite alarming with these dudes.... It's all kinds of demonic behaviour.
Thug always knew what was coming to him and he's been ready for the worst.
Finally! Clips later. Let’s get it.
VLAD why you fucking with this Custer
Great interview 💯 🍿
When vlad says "uhh...ok", he don't give a fuck about what u just said. He just wanna get 2 his next question
This guy is a wealth of knowledge, I think this could of been better if some of the questions were replaced with better ones. I mean if you knew nothing of what's going on then it was insightful, but anyone who's watched 2 or 3 videos pertaining to the case already knew the answers to a handful of the questions