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DJ Vlad: Mikki Mase Asks Vlad How it Feels to Interview a Rat Like Tekashi 6ix9ine (Part 14)

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In a recent interview with Mikki Mase, DJ Vlad revealed the complex dynamics behind interviewing controversial figures like Tekashi 6ix9ine. Vlad shared that interviews with Tekashi have been some of his most lucrative, grossing up to $150,000 from a single video once all clips and platforms are factored in. Despite Tekashi’s reputation as a snitch and his turbulent personal life—including legal troubles and violent incidents—Vlad treats their relationship purely professionally.

“I don’t hang out with him; we sit and do a job,” Vlad explained. He emphasized that Tekashi’s provocative style and willingness to speak candidly generate massive viewer engagement, with their first interview nearing 17 million views. Vlad also compared Tekashi to other notorious “cooperators” he’s interviewed, saying those who cooperate usually provide the most compelling stories.

While Mikki Mase expressed disdain for Tekashi’s character and background, Vlad remains focused on the business aspect, separating the artist’s personal controversies from his role as an entertainer.

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