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DJ Vlad Tells Tony Yayo He Called Fivio Foreign "Fivio Fall Off" After Fivio Dissed Him (Part 22)

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In a candid chat with Tony Yayo, DJ Vlad opened up about handling conflicts arising from their work in hip-hop media. Yayo asked Vlad how he balances reporting on controversial stories while staying safe amid potential backlash. Vlad shared that security is essential, highlighting experiences like Trap Lore Ross being protected by his team after taking shots at Central C.

On maintaining peace at events, Vlad noted, "If you know someone doesn't like you, don't approach them," but also recalled instances where unexpected handshakes happened. He emphasized always having security when dealing with potentially hostile environments.

The conversation took a turn when Vlad revealed an unexpected beef with Brooklyn rapper Fivio Foreign. After Fivio dissed Vlad TV, Vlad responded by dubbing him “Fivio Fall Off,” showing his readiness to defend himself and handle drama that sometimes comes with hip-hop reporting.

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