Vlad EXPOSE Drink Champs! NORE Tried To FORCE ME TO DRINK!

Yeah, we on TV. Shout out to the reason you see the text messages. I'll show the text messages. What I'm talking about right now in 2022 say, "Hey, I want you to come to drink champs." And I said, "Yo, you're my man. No problem. I got you. >> But I just don't want to drink on the show. I'll drink soda. Let's just pretend to drink." He said, "No, no, no. You got to drink. You got to drink. This is the show." And I'm like, "Bro, I I don't drink on camera. This is just not what I do. I've never done that before. But I I'll go along." No. No. Yo, you made all this money off the culture. You got to give back or you rich so you don't care. And all this other He's guilting me and forcing me, coercing me into drinking to the point where I said, "Man, I don't want to talk to you anymore." Two years later, I thought about it. I said, "You know something, man? I this dude I respect him. I like his music. I'll come to your show and I'll drink. I'll fly myself out. I fly first class. I stayed through like that whole I get my own security. That whole trip probably cost me about $78,000 and I came and did it anyways. >> Yeah. >> Wow. Vlad claps back and he not playing no games with Nory about him coming to drink champs. But the part that's sticking out to me and we'll get into this more is you forcing people to drink on that show. And with you forcing people to drink on that show is uh I don't drink and that's why I didn't go the first time, but then I called you back. Uh I got Dre from around the way on here. And Dre uh is this accurate information or is he just putting it out there where he want people to understand it a certain way? Was this the actual way? Do you do you think that that he's telling you the whole truth, nothing but the truth? But Dre, this is I'm being real. This caught me by surprise cuz I didn't know Vlad would clap back so fast, but here it is. Do you think he's speaking facts? >> Listen, I'm impartial to this. I have no flag on either side, whether it be Nori or Vlad. But what I will say is me watching this clapback at Nori, I have to admit that Vlad aka Jupac Shakur um he um he has read a lot of books that I've read, right? And I'm not going to name the books. I could tell and I also could tell for the for your viewers who understand battle rap, Vlad has taken a lot from So what he did was he literally let Nory take these shots, take these shots, take these shots, and then he did just like he did with Ary Spears. He put out the receipts, the text messages, right? um to see Vlad now doing these things. And then he used uh Charleston White who came to his show dressed like the WB Brawl and look like Slick Rick Davis Jr. He um yo he's using it's it's like he's moving the players on the chessboard. Let's not forget him and Charleston White was beefing for the longest. So you take a person that now is back on your side. You go back at Nori. You bringing DJ FN into the mix. You got a Versace shirt on. This is why I call him Jupac Shakur. And you just clapping. You dropping text messages. You Yo. Yo, Vlad got this one. Uh, in my opinion, Vlad got this one, bro. >> You think he got mean he won? >> Yeah. >> I don't think so, man. Let me tell you why. Watch this. This is why. This this right here. Watch. >> Didn't want to address this in front of y'all. Vlad TV. I don't affirm everybody. I farted on you. >> I did to you what you do to our culture. I bend you over and I [ __ ] you. >> Yell at me because you know what? I was going to do your interview. And you flaked on. >> Guess what? I'm a grown man. I have a right to change my mind. >> Facts, >> right? >> And y'all are just too small and too sharp right now. >> And I start to see how I start to see how [ __ ] is changing. I start to see how you actually put Rick Ross. You actually try to put Rick Ross in jail. >> That in my world you're rat. >> Yeah. >> You're told. >> Yeah. >> You benefit of a black drama. >> You do. >> You are Jerry Springer. Now he's like, "YO, GUYS, CHARGE HIM BECAUSE HE HE'S NOT GOING TO DO YOUR INTERVIEW." NO, I'M NOT DOING YOURS. I DON'T LIKE YOU. SO GUESS WHAT? I played the game that you've been playing for years. Welcome to the [ __ ] party, man. >> Boy, but every time I see that, Nory gave him hell. I ain't gonna lie to you. Nory gave him the blues when it come down to how he addressed the situation where where Vlad was totally totally like you need to come do my interview. They've been going back and forth at it for the longest. But I am on another side of it. I don't think Vlad won at all. He he didn't win because you did something for Nory when Nori didn't do not one thing for you and he just said, "You know what? I'm not going to do it for you." And he ain't done it until now. So I don't see how you could think some kind of way got leverage here. Vlad Vlad got I'm sorry, Jupac Shakur got leverage because one, he showed in pictures like, "Yo, you were my fanboy. You came to my show in 2008. You came to my show in 2013. I'm still Mr. Drummond and you're still Arnold." That's what he's showing you. If you remember during this whole Ary Spears thing, I said Vlad, you know, as OG called him their white daddy, I call him Mr. Drummond and everybody else is there adopted different strokes children. Nory is no different. Nori is no different. That's just the facts. He is no different because if Nori was to ever fall on his ass, he might be back on blast. >> Okay, let's just stop it right there. Nori is way different. Nory is way different. Nory not Aries is dope and and he's my guy to me. I I'm an Aries fan, but Aries don't have the leverage that drink champs have. Nory has a show. Nory has a career. Nory don't need Vlad. And you and I both know that. So Nory is sitting over here. He's got he's got Fat Joe. He's got everybody in the industry on on speed dial. He's got all these guys from uh Turk to anybody will come on his show. Doc, any of these guys you've seen on my show go to his show and they go to Vlad. They don't even go to Vlad show. Most of the people that he interviewed don't go on Vlad's show. That's the same way it it be. I can promise you that most of the people that Nory is is is interviewing, a lot of these guys or his peers, people who he's been in the industry with, a lot of those guys, I said most, not all, don't even deal with Vlad. So, him doing what he's doing basically is basically keeping it separate and basically keeping it to where people know, I'm not rocking with it. In turn, what that does is it shows you there is a difference. You got people that do go on Vlad. You got people that do go on Drink Champs. You got people that come on Boss Talk that don't go on Vlad. I'm just telling you, some of them do, some of them don't. So, there's a separation when it come down to how these guys feel about each platform. So, at at any rate, I think Nory is basically drawing a line in the sand, saying, "I'm not with that. I'm not with it and I'm not doing it and I don't have to and I don't like the way you uh come across when it comes to our culture. Um I I gota I got to say kudos to Nory for saying there is a difference. Kudos for Nori for recognizing the difference even though he get you drunk on his show. Even though whatever he's doing over there, he's he looks like me. So I I can't be mad at him. I can't be mad at him because if we doing anything in media from where we come from, it was Chie Kung, it was Walter Kankite, it was it was Howard Coale, it was uh uh Tom Brooff, it was uh Hey, here's Johnny. Here's Johnny. We never ever had We never ever in time had nobody but Brian Gumble. We ain't had no whole bunch of people. What's that other boy name that lost all the weight? What's his name? The big guy. Damn, I forgot. Al Roka. We got We got oneoffs. >> So, when it come down to us having a voice in this culture, in this time, and this stage of it, and the way podcasting is, kudos to Nory for doing what he do. I'm I I guess I I'm a little biased. >> Yeah, you are. I That was a That was a nice I It's been a while since I heard the unique shuffle, but Okay. So since you said that, drop the receipt when Vlad showed who was uh the number one podcasters, where Nory was at, and where Vlad was at. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. That's [ __ ] right there because we we know. No, that's [ __ ] That's [ __ ] because of who's telling you who's number one. Don't give me that [ __ ] man. >> Right. I know. Like I said, the unique shuffle is real. But here's the So you telling me that ain't a difference in demographics and setup and color when you when it come down to leverage measuring who's the best podcaster? Come on, dog. Stop it. >> So So let me let me let me add clarity. >> Yeah, clarify that [ __ ] cuz that [ __ ] >> Yeah, I don't Yeah, you can do the unique shuffle. >> No, it is the unique truth. >> Outside Yeah, the unique shuffle outside of u my relationship with you, right? Meaning the reason why I would rank boss talk up there not because that sometimes I sit on interviews and sometimes I do these reviews but because I understand that most if not all of your interviews are what organic right >> whereas Nori and even Vlad now Vlad says something that I wouldn't have said he said I'm giving out over $1 million worth of interview money which shows you him. There is the relationship is basically based off the bread. You've seen that with Aries. You seen that with Booy. You seen that with a bunch of people. With you, your numbers are real. Why? Because you get it from the mud. And if you think Nory, who's a part of Revolt, is 100% getting them interviews from the mud, you're wrong. Just like Vlad isn't getting his interviews from the mud because there's compensation. And don't forget he started out with in the complex office, right? So what I'm saying is at the end of the day in an arms race, I'm taking boss talk, but who won this black? 100%. 100%. >> I don't think so. Again, I don't think so. >> You can't lead the people. You and I both know that. My father used to always say money talks and [ __ ] is in the Olympics. So at the end of the day, look, he got him on this. I don't. You said you said Vlad got Nory. You say Vlad got Aries Spears. You say Vlad got Booy. >> Booy just showed a receipt for a meal ticket. He not hurting. So at the end of the day, all this he got over on all these people, that's some I don't think that's the truth. He ain't won every battle that he's jumped in to uh issues with these people. At the end of the day, like you said, he's paying for the the the situation so that he can do the interviews. Nobody's not going to I mean when it come down to really really tapping into the culture, you know, people go on there and they get excited for the $3,000 or $5,000 you give them and they just go to saying anything. That's why I don't do it because I don't need to hear anything. Our people need to hear the truth. And at the end of the day, I feel like if you sit down and genuinely they want to do it, then they going to just be who they are and tell you exactly, you know, what they want to tell us else. They wouldn't be sitting there. But when somebody paying you, you'll make up something. You'll talk about the dead. you'll do whatever to try to figure out ways to make people watch it. You bring people names up and try to make it to where it's a thing where and and I get it. I get it. You know, it's entertainment. But I think that our culture from my perspective and I can't talk about what Nory would do, but I can say from my perspective is trying to get our people to understand who we are and where we at in this day and time. That's it. But when you look at Nory and you look at what Nory basically has done with Drink Champs and those guys over there with him, um even though if they are working with Revolt or whoever, man, kudos to them for having a platform, bro. I just don't like, you know, and I know he's got different nationality things going on. I don't care. But he's still, you know, still [ __ ] Like he's still who he is. I can't I can't just I can't just count him out and act like him and his conversation had contributed to the culture. So, but when it come down to Vlad, I can't count him out either as a businessman, he's dope, you know, as a businessman. But when it come down to our culture and the things that I see over there a lot of times, um there certain things that I see I wouldn't even play part in. Um Keith D just got convicted on his video. Keith D told everything on himself and they used Vlad's video and Vlad said he's the one that got him convicted. So, you know, at at the end of the day, this is the stuff that we're dealing with, but then we turn around and act as if we turn act as if we don't we we don't we don't know what's going on with Vlad. So, Vlad is doing what Vlad does. And I can't blame Vlad because he don't make you answer those questions. But I can say that our people got to wake up when it come down to supporting uh the culture in a way to where we uplift instead of we tearing it down so damn much. Uh here we go right quick. Let me let me play this now. I'll let you take over. >> Is Nor is like you're a culture vulture. You're you're the you know you're bad for the culture. But when you look at what Nor does on that show, everybody get drunk. Let me tell you something. He had Lamar ODM drinking on a show. Lamar ODM had almost not that long before he had DMX drinking on a show who later from an and had a lifelong an alcohol problem. He had Kanye. Kanye, who is a self-proposed alcoholic drink on his show, starts blabbering about I can say whatever anti-Semitic thing that I want to say and Adidas can't fire me. And he gets fired immediately after losing $1.5 billion. The biggest loss in hip hop history. All because of Nory. All because of that show where he's coercing people to drink the way he did it with me. And then he gets liquor sponsors to come in and pay for. Okay. He called the Jerry Springer hip hop. If I'm the Jerry Springer hip hop, he's the Jack of War hip hop. The duck >> stop Jackavore hip hop. Okay. H Dre, what do you think about that? You think that Nory caused all these things to happen too? >> No. uh Jupox is reaching Jupox and core is reaching on that. But I understand the sentiment, but at the same time, if you bring in someone that is of degenerate culture and you just sit down for an interview or if you bring in someone of degenerate culture and y'all sitting down and drinking and smoking, it's still degenerate culture. That's what it is. Now, Nory, listen, the show is called Drink Champs, right? It's not like it's not called Drink Champs. But we understand where it's coming from. Right. A drunk mind does what? Speaks a sober heart. Right. Right. >> Maybe that's their Maybe that's their concept. >> Maybe that's their concept. But I But Jupac on this one, Jupac is trying to be the moral authority. Which on this side, I agree with you with you can't be the moral authority because you knew as my I knew a a great man one day. His name was E. He said, "Sell your soul for a jelly roll." You knew KPD need money and KPD in order to get that bread will sit on your couch and say anything and indict himself even though he has signed a proper agreement where he wasn't supposed to. Right? Because this is where it all comes from that proper agreement. So listen, at the end of the day, Dupac Shakur is not really the person to do the moral authority thing in this conversation, but he further in that clapback, he showed that Noi was a fanboy of him. So that's why I call him Jup. He's like, I'm clapping back to you. Go ahead. >> Well, me and like I said, Vlad, he came early in the game. He was consistent as hell. He rubbed a lot of people the wrong way. Some of it caused him to get a ass whooping allegedly, you know. Um, but Vlad still, you know, put up more. He outworking a lot of people. When we talk about Vlad, we we don't talk about his work ethic enough. We talk about the culture part of it and the vulture part of it. But believe me, I understand now what it takes to push and move a brand and the team he's created over there and what he's done uh with a lot of funds that he got, no matter how he got them. Um he's built a hell of a operation over there. And that thing is living and breathing every day, pushing into the culture, pushing into the culture. And that that's one of my inspirations to make me push as hard because you got to think about it. We're trying to figure out a way to make our people look a certain way. And a lot of times if you don't push back, you just going to be called what was pushed upon you. So everybody that I see pushing, especially the people that's that's, you know, look like me, uh, shout out to, uh, Beehive. Shout out to all the guys that's doing their thing, man. That's pushing back. 85 South. Um, like I said, even Sean Sean Cotton doing his own thing over there. Uh, shout out to, uh, Real Life, you know, street stars, all of these people, man, that's pushing trio talk, no pill talk, pushing the culture in a way, having a stance in the culture in a way, from a perspective that comes from us, people that's for us, by us type situation. So, I like that because if we don't, everything that somebody says about us, 1090 Jake or any of these guys that decide to talk about the culture, we we become that. We were like that at first when you look at the news, everybody you just turn your TV on, everything you seen on that was negative when it came down to people that look like us. Every time you seen there was nothing hardly ever positive in the in the 80s and the 90s, early 90s, late 80s. Every time you turn the tube on, it was something showing us in a in a a criminalistic uh uh environment doing criminalistic things. So to have a foot in the door to say, "Hey man, we do do this here too. Hey man, we are this here too." Yeah, we might have got a Rico over here, but man, we got dudes over here that's performing and doing things constructive, too, and doing things and living to get old. So, I think for the most part, that story has to be told or else the story of Kei D, the story of uh uh of of what anybody that you could think of that was I remember little baby was on Vlad. He said, "How you know that?" It's like, "I never told nobody that." or the other guy. It's a couple of people. I got a list of people if I can pull it up where they went to jail or when Booy came back and he had beat the gun charge alleged almost beat the gun charge soon as he come on uh DJ V. All right, here we go. Um Booy, so what's up with the gun? You had that they say now you can talk about it like what? And the next day they pick it up and make it a a federal charge. So, and you can go back and research all this. It's there. But my thing is nobody can force nobody to say anything and I don't think Booy Booy didn't go into detail on it. But to lead lead people in situations where you know it can become something that could hinder them or have them locked up. Uh I think that's a that that that that's a crazy crossover. You know what I mean? You know how you play basketball like damn he crossed him over. That's a crazy crossover man. So for the >> I'll do that I'll do that to you the next time we play ball. Let me >> That's a crazy crossover. When you when I think you going to go this way with me and you take the ball and you uh uh uh and you go that way with me, you cross me over and I'm over here looking crazy because I didn't even see it coming. That's what a crossover does. It's designed to do that. And I think sometimes, just really real talk, Vlad got a crazy ass crossover, man. I've seen Dream Chop crossover, too. ain't nothing to be played with. But nobody has a crossover like Vlad TV, bro. >> You know what I'm saying? They've been doing >> he been doing this. He been doing this a long time. Quit talking about that man's shirt. I like his Versace. >> Jup. >> I like his Versace, homie. He doing his thing. >> Back on name, man. Mr. Drum Man aka Jupox, >> man. Make sure you guys like and subscribe to the channel. Thank you, Dre. All I can tell y'all is, man, get ready. Get ready. Get ready, man. Go download my app right now. Some surprise stuff on there. Download the apps and subscribe to the channel, guys. And if you're still watching, y'all know Keify D was found guilty. Man, they took that boy, found him guilty of Tupac's uh murder 30 years later just for being in the car, if he was even in the car. Guys, get in my comments. Let me know what y'all think about this. Should be on the screen. Boss Talk 101. Reviews. >> Yeah, we on Boss Talk TV. Shout out to E. The reason you see