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We're proud to announce VladTV's firstever podcast "The Vlad Couch." Now alongside watching an interview with one of our guests in increments, you can listen to the entire segment in audio form. Our first guest on "The Vlad Couch" is rightfully Charlamagne Tha God, who spoke to Vlad about everything from Beyonce surpassing Michael Jackson's fame to Nicki Minaj's relationships with Safaree and Meek Mill.
First up on the topic board was Tyga's alleged relationship with Kylie Jenner, which Charlamagne actually spoke to Tyga about. Charlamagne says he respects him as much as he does Kanye because "when you own [up to] your s***, there's nothing else to say...I'm only coming at you with things that are already out there." That segued into his beef with Drake, who he feels "must be afraid of something" since he won't come onto "The Breakfast Club" and talk out their issues. "At the end of the day there's nothing I'm not going to say to you when you confront me that I haven't said on the radio or on VladTV or on MTV - it's gon' be the same conversation, and you can ask anybody whose ever confronted me, says Charlamagne, who then adds, ""You don't have to come looking for me anywhere....you know where I'm at. Let's do it when the camera's rolling."
Listen on to hear how Kim Kardashian planned out her current life way before the sex tape, why Charlamagne would never do business with Birdman and why he feels the adidas Yeezy Boost are "for dudes who like to wear salmon-colored pants" in The Vlad Couch's first podcast.
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