Trap Lore Ross on Central Cee, Diddy, Big U, Top5, NLE Choppa, NBA Youngboy, D4vd (Full Interview)
November 26, 2025
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In a new VladTV exclusive, Trap Lore Ross details his encounter with Central Cee at ComplexCon. Ross recounts the unexpected meeting, the handshake, and the subsequent intervention by Central Cee's manager. Ross praises his security team for handling the situation professionally. The discussion shifts to Tekashi 6ix9ine's viral interviews, highlighting a tier list of rappers accused of snitching. They also touch on Diddy's transfer to Fort Dix, Big U's legal troubles, and the death of THF BayZoo, speculating on various gang dynamics and legal implications. The discussion delved into the complexities of gang violence and its impact on Chicago's drill music scene. The conversation also covered the unsolved murder of Munna Duke and the case of D4vd, suspected of killing a 14-year-old girl. The interview also touched on the evolution of media and hip-hop culture, emphasizing the balance between authenticity and maintaining relationships with interviewees.
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