DJ Vlad Tells Tony Yayo Crazy Story Involving Worldstar Q Running Naked with Used Condom (Part 21)
December 2, 2025
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In a recent VladTV interview, Vlad shared a wild story involving WorldStar co-founder Q, revealing their complicated history. Vlad recalled touring together overseas when Q, who was reportedly around 300 pounds, once emerged naked from a hotel room in Bahrain, waving a used condom—a shocking moment Vlad said he “did not want to see.” Despite their ups and downs, Vlad respected Q, even visiting him in Arizona before Q’s untimely passing.
The conversation also touched on Vlad's rise as a YouTube pioneer, building a global audience through relentless daily content since 2008, and outlasting competitors like DJ Ski TV. Vlad emphasized the importance of consistency in content creation and shared his recent health journey after being warned of pre-diabetes.
Reflecting on Q’s legacy, Vlad highlighted the risks of maintaining heavy weight and the toll it takes on longevity, honoring Q and other music legends who passed young due to health issues.
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