Ray J & Vlad Break Down Their Beef Involving Wack100 12 Years Ago (Part 11)
February 23, 2025
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Ray J and DJ Vlad revisited their previous issues, involving Wack100, which unfolded around the "I Hit It First" music video shoot. This incident marked their first meeting, as Vlad recalled his initial days in Los Angeles. The plot unfolded with Vlad unknowingly capturing and uploading photos from the video shoot to VladTV, unknowingly breaching a secrecy agreement, as the video's concept was to remain undisclosed at the time. Wack100, who had significantly invested in the project, was enraged over the leaked images, leading to a heated confrontation with Vlad. Throughout the discussion, Ray J acknowledged his pivotal role in introducing Wack100 to the music industry and emphasizes the need for balance between creativity and professionalism. While Vlad and Wack100’s recollections of the event differ slightly, both parties have moved beyond their past grievances, with Ray J advocating for transparency and honesty as key lessons learned from this past ordeal.
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