August 13, 2024
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FBG Bigga took issue with Vlad's assertion that most individuals involved in street life eventually cooperate with authorities. When asked if he would interact with someone who'd snitched, FBG made it clear he holds no grudges but wouldn't maintain close ties either. Vlad then posited that survival instincts often lead people to snitch when facing severe prison sentences, noting even Mafia members have collaborated with law enforcement. FBG countered by emphasizing the systemic differences between organized crime and the Black community's street code, highlighting that many Mafia members deal with police prior to cooperating.
Vlad argued that snitching is an inherent part of criminal activities, citing high-profile examples including Freeway Ricky Ross, whose plug snitched, and even referencing the numerous individuals cooperating against former President Trump. Despite FBG admitting he's been snitched on by both White and Black individuals, he flipped the script by questioning Vlad's own reputation and whether his interview style makes him akin to the police, reflecting a broader skepticism of Vlad's methods in the hip-hop community.
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