December 12, 2025
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In a candid interview with Mikki Mase, DJ Vlad addressed a sensitive question about his “least favorite race,” firmly rejecting racial prejudice. Vlad emphasized, “There’s assholes and great people in every race,” and shared his personal affinity for Jewish people, reflecting on his own heritage and the historical challenges Jewish communities have faced.
The conversation shifted to the complex topic of media influence on the Israel-Palestine conflict. Vlad recognized the presence of Jewish individuals in powerful media roles but argued that media narratives aren’t simply controlled by any one group. Referencing figures like Mark Zuckerberg and Rupert Murdoch, Vlad explained how social media platforms tend to allow both pro-Israel and pro-Palestine voices, attributing this to algorithms rather than deliberate bias.
Ultimately, Vlad advocates for open dialogue on contentious issues, believing balanced conversation is essential for progress—a stance reflecting his broader views on race and media responsibility.
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