Wayno on Vlad’s Viral Tweet Claiming Jay-Z Bribed Him to Frame Tory Lanez (Part 1)
February 25, 2026
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In a recent Vlad TV interview, long-time collaborator Wayno weighed in on Vlad’s viral tweet suggesting Jay-Z bribed officials to frame Tory Lanez. Vlad had posted a satirical confession claiming ROC Nation paid him to support Tory, implying conspiracies including jury bribery and judge favors via Jay-Z’s music connections. Wayno called the conspiracy “craziest thing ever,” emphasizing that such claims were far-fetched and inspired by too much television watching.
Vlad explained the tweet was intended to be a ridiculous joke to expose how easily people believe outlandish theories. Despite the absurdity, many fans took it seriously, prompting Vlad to clarify and denounce the falsehoods shortly after. Interestingly, Vlad revealed that even ROC Nation appreciated the stunt, seeing it as ultimately beneficial by discrediting these wild rumors.
Wayno highlighted the importance of discernment, noting that misinformation can spread quickly, especially in high-profile cases like Tory Lanez’s conviction for shooting Megan Thee Stallion.
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