DJ Vlad: Lord Jamar Asks Vlad if Sexyy Red is an Industry Plant (Part 6)
October 29, 2025
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In a recent interview, Lord Jamar questioned DJ Vlad about the concept of industry plants, specifically asking if Sexyy Red fits the mold. Vlad expressed skepticism about the existence of industry plants, explaining that while labels invest heavily in promising new artists to ensure success, that doesn’t necessarily mean those artists are plants. Lord Jamar countered, emphasizing that industry plants often promote harmful agendas within the Black community, citing artists like 6ix9ine and Lil Nas X as examples.
Regarding Sexyy Red, Vlad acknowledged not being a fan of her music but noted her appeal as a relatable figure for a segment of women who admire her bold persona. Both agreed that despite her provocative image, Sexyy Red doesn’t push destructive messages like bad parenting or drug use. Vlad also highlighted Sexyy Red’s significant boost from collaborations and tours with Drake, arguing this support came from genuine artistic appreciation rather than label manipulation. Together, they concluded Sexyy Red is not an industry plant but a rising artist carving her own path.
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