Lil Woody Tells Vlad What He'd Do if Vlad Threatened Him (Part 20)
February 10, 2026
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In a candid interview with Vlad, Atlanta rapper Lil Woody discussed his past struggles with law enforcement and how he manages threats in his life. Despite his checkered history, Lil Woody remains rooted in Atlanta, choosing to stay vigilant rather than move away. When asked how he’d react if Vlad threatened him by flashing a gun, Lil Woody answered without hesitation — he would immediately call 911 and report the threat. Though he acknowledged being an ex-felon, which prevents him from legally carrying weapons, Lil Woody emphasized he relies on staying alert, recording encounters with police, and keeping faith. He contrasted himself with controversial figures like Tekashi 69, asserting that while he wouldn't shy away from defending himself, he avoids unnecessary violence and prefers to handle threats through legal channels. Ultimately, Lil Woody urged others to respect his boundaries, warning that beneath his calm exterior lies someone shaped by trauma who won't tolerate harm.
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