DJ Vlad Tells George Christie the One Interview He Wishes He Never Did (Part 16)
December 27, 2025
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In a candid conversation with George Christie, DJ Vlad opened up about his most regretful interview, involving a Texas rapper named BTB Savage. Vlad recounted a violent home invasion he once survived, which shaped his perspective on self-defense. He later interviewed BTB Savage, who shared a chilling story about killing a man in self-defense during a botched drug deal. The rapper appeared braggadocious and unremorseful, even posting a graphic photo from the crime scene flaunting blood and jewelry, captioning it with “too much emotion.” Hours after the photo’s release, BTB Savage was killed, presumably in retaliation. Vlad expressed deep sadness over the tragic chain of events and refuted claims from the rapper’s grieving mother, who accused him of editing the interview unfairly. Vlad emphasized that the footage was uncut and that the rapper willingly discussed the story. Reflecting on the ordeal, Vlad called the photo a “lapse of judgment” and a haunting reminder of fame’s dangerous allure.
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