Wayno calls Oschino a Lunatic: He’s Been Crashing Out Since His Son Died (Part 8)
March 3, 2026
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In a candid Vlad TV interview, Wayno opened up about his longtime friend and former Roc-A-Fella artist Oschino, calling him a "bona fide certified lunatic" due to his unpredictable behavior. Wayno revealed that since the tragic death of Oschino’s son, he’s been “crashing out weekly,” often around the same group of people, struggling emotionally and spiritually. Despite Oschino’s turmoil and brushes with trouble—including fights and legal issues—Wayno expressed deep love and loyalty, acknowledging the unique challenges Oschino faces. Reflecting on Oschino’s career, Wayno recalled his early promise and difficulties navigating the music industry, highlighting his gift of gab as a standout trait. The conversation also touched on Oschino’s transformation into a podcasting figure and ongoing tensions in Philadelphia’s scene. Ultimately, Wayno’s portrayal blends empathy with frankness, underscoring the complex nature of his friend amid personal tragedy and public scrutiny.
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