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• Aries Spears on Eddie Murphy Documentary Not Mentioning Him Picking Up Trans Woman

  In a recent interview, comedian Aries Spears shared his thoughts on the new Eddie Murphy documentary, praising it as a must-watch for fans. While Spears enjoyed the film’s celebration of Murphy's talent, including a standout segment featuring Murphy’s iconic impressions via puppetry, he noted that the documentary conspicuously omitted certain controversial stories—specifically the rumored incident involving Murphy picking up a transgender woman. Spears confirmed that such content was clearly excluded, likely due to Murphy’s involvement and control over the project. The duo also reflected on Murphy’s career highlights, debating his top films like *48 Hours*, *Trading Places*, and *Coming to America*, with Spears categorizing Murphy’s early blockbuster years as his "Chicago Bulls" era versus his later "Washington Wizards" family-friendly phase. Despite some critics overlooking films like *Boomerang* and *Harlem Nights*, Spears emphasized their importance in Murphy’s filmography. Overall, Spears admired the documentary’s depth but acknowledged its selective storytelling.

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• Wack100: A White Man Bumped Into Me & Told Me "F*** Off", I Didn't Do Anything

  In a recent interview, Wack100 opened up about a tense encounter where a white man brushed past him and told him to “f*** off.” Despite the provocation, Wack100 resisted reacting violently, explaining that in today’s world, responding to every slight with aggression can lead to serious legal consequences. “There’s no law against him telling me to f*** off,” Wack100 said, emphasizing the importance of balance and restraint, especially when navigating between street mentality and civilian life. He reflected on how quick reactions in certain environments, like the streets or prison, might be survival tactics but are not always appropriate outside those contexts. Wack100 also spoke candidly about his experiences with violence, loyalty, and legal battles, stressing that influencing youth positively is key. He admitted to steering away from glorifying harmful behavior and encouraged others to do the same to avoid falling into traps set by so-called “gangsters” who don’t practice what they preach.

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• Vlad Tells Trap Lore Ross Why He Doesn't Do Charleston White or G Herbo Interviews Anymore

  In a candid conversation with Trap Lore Ross, Vlad opened up about why he no longer conducts interviews with controversial figures like Charleston White and G Herbo. Vlad explained that maintaining trust with his audience sometimes means prioritizing honesty over appeasing guests, but balancing that with valuable relationships is crucial. For instance, he stopped interviewing Charleston White after Boosie, a close friend, asked him to due to White’s disrespectful comments about Boosie’s children. Vlad acknowledged that while Charleston’s interviews drew millions of views, protecting important relationships took precedence. Vlad also reflected on his history with G Herbo, noting their early collaborations helped boost Herbo’s career, but as Herbo’s fame grew, the artist distanced himself and spoke negatively of Vlad. Vlad emphasized that loyalty from artists is often fleeting and that creators must sometimes risk burning bridges to serve their audience authentically. He praised how peaceful resolutions, like turning public beefs with Ali Choppa into successful interviews, can benefit all parties involved.

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• Tekashi 6ix9ine on NBA YoungBoy, Young Thug, Kodak Black, Trippie Red, Bad Bunny

  Tekashi 6ix9ine's second interview, with over 15 million views, discussed his legal battles and the challenges of releasing his content without bootlegging. He revealed that Marlon Wayans demanded $40,000 plus 30% of profits, which was deemed unrealistic. Tekashi detailed his court experience, including a judge's apology and the delay of his sentencing to November 20. He expressed a desire to focus on personal growth and refuted claims about his involvement in a gym attack. He also addressed his strained relationship with Anuel AA, citing threats to his brother as a reason for their falling out. The conversation covered various topics, including the removal of a part from a song to improve its virality, and the relationship between Tekashi-6ix9ine and Kodak Black, who is trying to get pardoned. They discussed the challenges of clearing songs for monetization and the financial implications of not doing so. The discussion also touched on the deaths of King Von and King Vaughn, and the aftermath of their feuds. Additionally, they debated the appropriateness of Bad Bunny performing at the Super Bowl, given the predominantly English-speaking audience. The interview concluded with personal reflections on fatherhood, tax issues, and preferences in relationships and music. In the conversation, Vlad discusses various topics, including his investment strategy, his choice of celebrity to smack (Rob Schneider), and his preference for Nicholas Cage to play him in a movie. He expresses disapproval of Cardi B's past actions and discusses the implications of inappropriate behavior in the workplace. Vlad shares anecdotes about encounters with celebrities like Beyoncé and Jay-Z, and reflects on his long-standing career with Vlad TV, expressing gratitude to his viewers. He also humorously considers the hypothetical scenario of crashing a plane into a building, opting for a retirement home.

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• Blueface on Why Drake Never Did Song with Him, Cardi B Doing Thotiana Remix

  In a recent interview, rapper Blueface shed light on why a collaboration with Drake, despite initial interest, never came to fruition. Drake reportedly DM’d Blueface early on, calling him “the next big thing” and even had a beat ready for both. However, Blueface believes the project stalled due to timing, label dynamics, and Drake’s potential interest in signing him rather than collaborating musically, especially since Blueface later signed with Cash Money, Drake’s label family. Blueface also reflected on his breakout hit “Thotiana,” which nearly hit half a billion streams. He admitted he didn’t initially realize the song’s huge potential but credits Cardi B’s remix feature for truly propelling it to mainstream success. “That feature changed my life,” he said, praising Cardi’s verse for taking the track over the top. Since then, Blueface has seen his career and finances soar, now touring with Lil Baby and embracing newfound stability.

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