Adam22 says Vlad Loves Killers, Vlad Agrees in Certain Situations (Part 11)
March 8, 2026
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In a recent conversation, podcast hosts Adam22 and Vlad delved into the ongoing legal issues surrounding Big U, a known figure facing serious charges including murder and extortion in Los Angeles. Adam22 highlighted that Big U’s co-defendant, Brick Baby, may potentially get time served when his trial proceeds in April, though Adam expressed uncertainty about the outcome. The duo clarified that Brick Baby’s charges are separate from Big U’s, who is accused of orchestrating a murder and running an extortion racket.
The discussion took a candid turn regarding attitudes towards violence. Vlad stated he doesn’t necessarily condemn killing in certain scenarios, a sentiment Adam22 acknowledged. Regarding the murder of Nipsey Hussle, both expressed skepticism about Big U’s direct involvement, with Vlad suggesting the killing was spontaneous rather than orchestrated. Despite their nuanced views, Adam22 criticized Big U for making poor life choices that led to his current predicament.
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