Chinx's Last Interview: Why Adele Would Be Ideal Collab

Slain rapper Chinx will forever be remembered as a fanfavorite from the Coke Boys crew, and in this VladTV exclusive, we give you a clip from the last interview he ever did where he talks about his latest mixtape "Cocaine Riot 5," the meaning behind one of the tracks, and artists he would have liked to work with.

"Cocaine Riot 5 -- that was a good project for me. I was definitely a lot more focused on that tape because I knew what I was up against," said Chinx, who started the "CR" series back in 2011.

Chinx was a huge lover of music. With over a dozen mixtapes and an EP under his belt, the Coke Boys artist has given us music that we can play for years to come. Unfortunately, he was never able to collaborate on a track with one singer whom he once sampled on the first "Cocaine Riot" tape. "I really would want to work with Adele," stated Chinx, who used her smash-hit "Rolling In The Deep" on his and French Montana's track "Had It All." Feeling her soulful vibes, he felt that it would have been "a dope collabo" since he felt he portrayed the same type of emotion in his music that she does.

The Queens-bred emcee also went on to talk about "S.A.B.", a track off "CR 5." When asked what his meaning of a "stupid a** b****" was, he answered saying that they are "the ones who got kids in the crib [with] nobody watching them while they're in the club with me. That's a b**** for you." He also told us a story of one of the many S.A.B.'s he's encountered in real life. "I had a situation where I was out of town and I was performing," Chinx began, "and I took a young lady with me back to the hotel room... So, in the middle of the night I get a knock on my room door..."

Watch the clip to hear what happened next.

Rest in peace Chinx from all of us here at VladTV.