DJ Vlad

Now, the disagreement between you, I felt like slowly started to get a little bit more offensive or derogatory.

I'm good.

Where it felt like you guys were going out of your way to be respectful of each other, saying Vlad's my boy, Boosie's my guy, etc.,

As time goes by, it got a little bit more into the weeds where it felt like, oh, okay, maybe there is too much pride wrapped up in this for this to be a relationship that fixes itself in the near future.

But with the Aries thing, I do feel like... I feel at least a little bit critical because of the fact that I feel like we've had conversations about...

having to check your ego as an interviewer and being willing to deal with some levels of disrespect and to be able to sort of turn the other cheek and decide that you're going to forget about something somebody did to offend you, et cetera.

And it feels like Aries maybe didn't really jump out the window too crazy with you and then you chose to kind of take it to another level by saying, Gary Spears, you're kind of clowning, you're exposing the makeup artist thing.

You're calling him overweight.

You call them overweight.

You're kind of like, you know, some of the details you were putting out there about like the state of his career and how maybe he wasn't making so much money prior to this and stuff like that.

Do you feel like maybe you could have handled the Aries conversation a little bit differently?

Or do you feel like you just, you had to live your truth in that moment?

When he was like- Clowning you for the way that you were acting backstage at his show.

Right.

Seemed kind of low class.

That was personal.

And this is before you had said anything about him publicly.

Right.

I mean, it's like an assumption.

from some of the talent and some of the fans that as the older white guy, that you're supposed to kind of bow down to the talent and allow them to get away with murder.