'The Vlad Couch' ft. Lord Jamar (Full Interview)
May 14, 2017
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as posted by the channelIt was only a matter of time before Lord Jamar came back to have another heated debate with DJ Vlad. In this all-encompassing interview, Lord Jamar weighed in on Lil Yachty's new album cover for his upcoming release Teenage Emotions. Jamar says that with his all-inclusive cover art, Yachty has assumed the role of "king of the abnormal." "It's abnormal," Jamar says, "But that doesn't mean we should hate it." Lord Jamar and DJ Vlad debate some of the issues in society in another classic interview. Lord Jamar talks about the age old topic; Science vs. Religion, and how faith is not a part of religion, yet is still important.
Lord Jamar and DJ Vlad also debate some of the issues in society in what quickly becomes another classic interview. Lord Jamar talks about the age old topic; Science vs. Religion, and how faith is not a part of religion, yet is still important. Watch as the two go back and forth about the Aaron Hernandez storyline, which took a tragic twist when the former Patriots star committed suicide. Jamar talks about the mysterious circumstances surrounding Hernandez's death, which leads him and Vlad to a discussion on synthetic weed. Watch above.
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