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Wack100 on Glasses Malone Lying on Vlad, Vlad Calls Glasses a Dry Snitch (Part 10)

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In a recent Vlad TV interview, Wack100 addressed rumors surrounding Glasses Malone’s ban from the platform and cleared the air on a contentious incident involving Vlad. Wack100 defended Vlad against Glasses Malone’s claim that Vlad asked him for a gun to kill a man allegedly involved with Vlad’s girl, calling the story “fake” and “twisted.” Vlad recounted a frightening experience where an aggressive individual climbed balconies in Culver City and attacked him, leading Vlad to reach out to Glasses for support. However, Glasses reportedly declined to accompany him, contradicting his claims of loyalty and toughness. Wack100 criticized Glasses as a “dry snitch” whose real persona doesn’t match the gangster image portrayed in his music. Vlad emphasized that while Glasses had many opportunities in the industry, his behavior exposed a less authentic side. The interview sheds light on ongoing tensions, questioning Glasses Malone’s credibility within the hip-hop community.

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