@@flaboy32225 Of course it isn’t going to be everyone. If he’s talking, I’m writing, and questioning of course we know better but in general too many of our people
@@rockyward5007 Research the subconscious mind and vibrational frequencies. Though images are powerful, listening to a song over and over will do much more damage than a movie.
I just bought some 95 airmax cause I was listening to Gucci mane “bricks” they sent me 2 pairs by accident then I felt like nelly “give me 2 purr I need 2 purr” 🤣 even shawty lo said in a video “ you gots to have your theme music” 😂😂🤣
I was in college during all of this at an HBCU and what he is saying is true. Everybody wanted to be a baller and shot caller and Master P was making the soundtrack.
His interview highlights: 1. the power of impressions on youth, with weak foundations, 2. the effects of a polluted environment 3. the effects of low positive reinforcements & role models. 4. the dangers of mischievous tendencies & knuckleheaded personalities. All the best to our futures and those if the next generations 🙏
Then what will be the impression on the youth when CW say fuck MLK, T.D. Jakes, Malcolm X and Louise Farrakhan just to name a few. What the impression when CW say he will rape a man's wife and daughter and he got killers will to die on his behalf. What the impression when CW say Jesus female disciples are hoes. What the impression when CW say all black people niggers who were genetically engineered by white people and we have no connection to Africa. What the impression when CW smoking weed and listening to gangsta rap music and calling women B's and H's.
Music influences alot of kids today and his story was over 30 years ago. These kids doing drive byes are not listing to gospel music. Hell then women not busin it open listening to Kirk Franklin but yall don't want to talk about that.
Nah the art imitates life this shit is real out here if you let music influence you then idk because some actually have to live in environments like this
LA gang members in the 80s was listening to oldies when they went on hits 😂 not to say music doesn’t have an influence but it’s a small part of a bigger problem
I don't know many of yall work with adjudicated kids man ask them their favorite artist and what they was listening to at that time doing the commission of their crime its a direct correlation.
in our black community i think we have the most identity issues as black males, not having a father means not knowing how to be a man n having that father figure leaves room for u to search for who u are in other places. & that’s why we portray ourselves to be what we see n who we look up to in movies & in the hood, cuz we don’t know anything else.
I can’t relate to y’all problems when u say “we” are fatherless. I had my father growing up and so did all of my black friends growing up in the hood. Maybe we we were rare types of somethin and I didn’t even realize it. Is this stereotype even true anymore
For me it was the Reasonable Doubt album. I was around 17 when that came out. I had a regular job, came from a good family, had no reason at all to want to trap. But when that album was pumpin in the hood, I just wanted to get money selling dope. That album among others influenced me as a teen.
ALL of Vlad's titles do that. I don't even see the point in doin' that shit. I hate click bait. That'll turn a mf away faster than it'll bring them. You have to view the shit just to even find out that it was click bait.
Exactly why our people only want to promote that kind of music to the youth. As people we love the negative things in our culture even drama, we rather hear music that deals with drugs, sex, murder, or robbing instead of the positive music why is that? Whatever the reason is look what it do to our culture.
Started my time at 14 ended at 24. That shit is tough to come back from. Doing time is one thing. Doing extended time at a young age up until your adult hood is a whole other beast. I feel this. I went through the 6 months boot camp myself. It sucked every single day. It did like he said though. It builds a strength without you even knowing it.
what else was he supposed to be when hes spent a 3rd of his life in prison and when he comes home everyone he knows is selling drugs. it was dam near inevitable
Especially when these young men see that this is the only thing the girls around them respond positively towards. A lot of young guys don't have a chance. There has to be a movement to change this.
I've been saying the same thing for over 20 years and people just want to argue with me and debate me on that point. But it's true music influences young people especially rap. If some little 12 year old is listening to music about killing and drugs well guess what he might do especially if he lives in a ghetto.
Young people with all that testosterone should be put in useful programs that can provide them a financial future. Its a failure of governments to plan. I mean what do you expect from politicians that went to college
Yeah, I got some real crip homies... high level active crip homies. I could be with them but I realized the streets aren't for me.... All my crip homies say that I could've been an OG shot caller crip by now. That's what my active crip homies say. I got crip homies.
Ghetto D was my 1st tape as a child. When I got older Master P made me want to be the Number 1 Independent Label in the Industry not sell dope 🤷🏿♂️ if you read all of this...PLEASE Preach to the children to have a strong mind of their own! Whether they have a father involved or not. ✊🏿✊🏻 don’t matter WE THE PEOPLE.
Like they say a picture says a 1000 words meaning that people will a 1000 different perspectives of what they see. All of it is the truth in their perspectives. If everyone thought the same than there’s no money to be made and life will be boring as fck
I was listening to master p way before getto dope That shit didn't make me go sell dope Selling dope is illegal in the eyes of the law just like selling anything they control without there consent.. Master P taught me about getting an education owning your own business and not falling for peer pressure have a strong mind not go sell dope I have a strong mind and I don't follow trends and I don't support Charleston rat white.. He to hypocritical to be a leader
@@threedeezy6 he only commented that to make Charles look ignorant. dude prolly only know P has business because of IG clips. P was ratchet majority of his career so you can tell this goof never followed him 😂💀
Was just in Tone Talks comments talking about the effect of rap on our youth. Its crazy cause we all dance and get excited to the anthems of young black males demise as they endure violent upbringings, neglect, and misguidance. And as we do it we fail to realize that is really someones life or atleast something they have been exposed to the shit ain right it fucks us up. I love the music and listen to it this day but now I am old enough and have the experience to take it as a grain of salt and not take it out of context alot of our youth dont get that chance.
Bro everybody was listening to Master P from 96-99 lol...Ghetto D was one of the hardest albums of that time,if not all time. Everyone had that shit,good old days. No Limit is who you played back then to rattle them speakers lol
true, but realistically (hate to bring up race, dont wanna be seen as racist) but whites dont get negatively influenced by what these black rappers are spittin (specifically if u live in the suburbs). a lot fatherless black boys look up to these black artists because they look up to a black artist and get influenced by the negative bs they spittin. no limit always had dope beats n flows but the sellin dope ish was detrimental
100 bro!!! Music, tv, life are impressionable not just on our youth, but on adults as well. I never hid anything from my son- drugs, tv, music, etc. All these aspects were talking points for me and my son. This may not work with every child, but, thus far, it has worked for my son and me
black folk hate him because he tells their secrets 😂😂💀 98% of this comment section was influenced & still influenced by rappers they never met, but wanna make him look like a clown for sayin it out loud lmfaoooo
He speaking all facts, Master P Ghetto Dope Song #1 C-Murder 1st verse tells you how to cook crack, I started selling dope the next day, was the richest kid in Middle school/High school 😎😎😎
In the early 90's their was more of separation of roles back then, so there were less what we called ballers. I was hustling at 14 teen in the South before alot of these types of songs came out. The movie Scarface, New Jack City, Sugar Hill and Boyz N the Hood kind of influence niggaz from my hood a lot more. As far as music "Dopeman" by NWA started off. Then music like 8 ball MJG "Mr. Big" - UGK "Pocket Full of Stones" - But when P came out it is true everyone wanted to be the Boss.
I been saying this... look at the TV programs, music, and movies from the 50s. Now look at TV, music, and movies now. And tell me why we have shootings everyday and why this didn't happen back in the 50s?
SOME of the culture was doing it. I vividly remember you had people in both the music of hip hop, and just regular blk people, speaking against the thug life By 1998, we saw the good, and bad, of that life. Charleston chose that life cause it’s what he wanted. Not saying he wasn’t influenced, by it was others saying don’t do it, but maybe they weren’t cool in his area
I mean that’s true but a lot of those people promoting the bad outnumbered those promoting the good. Shit nowadays that’s all you hear. Drill, Trap, or Sex music that’s it the only way you even get airplay in hip hop now. We doing it to ourselves and wonder why this youth is so misguided and messed up. We kill each other now more than ever
@@Mir2Nastyy my man, that’s the whole world, it ain’t just hip hop or black culture. Go to a movie theater most movies is about shooting, and killing. Turn on tv, they showing sex just to sell products. It’s your choice to make the right one. Again, yes there are a lot of negative influences but it’s still your choice. He said he just got out after doing seven years, he still went back to the streets. I’m sure if he really wanted to he could have went to the church. There is a church in every black neighborhood It’s time we stop cuddling these people who make poor choices constantly, and ask do you want help? If they do guide them, if they don’t then accept the consequences of your actions
I get where he is coming from...I remember my best friend and I went to Bestbuy and picked up Ghetto Dope the day it dropped, I fell in love with the music. But because our fathers we knew that was somthing we would never pursue because we were more afraid of them. Having your father around or a father figure does make a difference
Our "Environment" shapes and models us to be who and what we are now on the flip side good "Parents " guide and teach us that it's all fake and to have your own mind
What I’m liking bout his interviews is he has a good way of painting full pictures with his words..almost as if the “words” were the experience themselves..he needs to write a book..
You do know there is a such thing as influence?? There’s no blaming being done here , that’s a lil boy’s way of looking at it. No one makes you do anything but influence is key.
ik hes 14 in a middle class neighbour hood and instructed his friend to kill someone for no reason than at 21 said a rapper influenced him to sell drugs. I still think hes funny and understand where hes coming from at times even tho his message can be harsh but hes done some silly things in life for no reason.
@@TREES30349 lemmw inform u on trump bruh.. trump helped many americans with the first step act (freed many american prisoners, especially black prisoners over trivial drug crimes and nonviolent crimes), second step act to get prisoners jobs once released, brought back funding to hbcu, wanted blacks to prosper and reach higher levels of education n financial stability, tax breaks to lower income communities.. stop hatin on the man
My mans didn't know north from south but had a g.e.d and applied for college??? This man was just a follower plain and simple as kids u get influenced by alot of shit but damn everything he saw or heard he wanted to do.if everybody was committing suicide he would say he wanted to do it cause everyone around him was lol
@@prophecy9521 I saw both sides I say my uncle try to move my grandmother into a new house off hustling then I seen ppl blow all the money n the club trying to follow the trends sometimes u just have to have a mind of your own is wat im tryna say
The majority of people are followers, especially as kids. He's saying that we as black people need better examples so kids can follow them instead of killers.
DAMN....Reading the comments and most of yall missing the point. Everyone on this planet is influenced by something. Whether it's positive or negative. He made a choice to allow the negative to influence him and it landed him in prison. EVERY HUMAN BEING on earth has a period in life where they make poor choices. The root of those poor choices is INFLUENCE. He's not copping out...he's being honest in the reasons he made poor choices. Come on people.
Vlad I get you release videos in parts get more views etc. But atleast release all the parts in a day so I aint got to be left on no cliff hangers. Especially when you got interesting guest like Charleston White. We going to watch all of them anyways thanks lol
What do you think he is doing? He’s only explaining how was being influenced and none of it was a lie. You think kids just wake up and want to do crime? He admitted to being wrong but he’s helping people like you understand why he made the decisions he made.
@@antoniow1825 it’s a million gangster thugs wanna be rappers that can tell you this same story jail birds are jail birds same story different prison what has he done for the family of the victim???? Just accepted they forgiveness and didn’t change. He helping jail birds awwwwwwwwwwwww
Rap music is a art form and I was taught art can't imitate life! It's entertainment like the movies we grew up watching and the rapper's are actor's period
That shit be crazy. My brother did 6 years and when he got out he said he was locked up so long he was scared to cross the street alone because he hadn’t been around cars so long😂
Too many parents let rappers and celebrities raise their kids. I know it’s not possible to know what your kid is doing 24/7 but you absolutely know where they are, who they’re with, and what their interests are.
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This is the quietest I’ve ever heard Vlad.
Reminds me of the young buck interview
LOL, real talk.. Vlad was quiet on part 8 too
i was gonna say the same thang
🤣🤣 he telling the truth tho!
Young buck
He’s dead on when he say the cultures pushes these things and we fall for it!
Who is we?
Why isn’t the same responsibilities put on the movie industry?
@@flaboy32225 Of course it isn’t going to be everyone. If he’s talking, I’m writing, and questioning of course we know better but in general too many of our people
@@rockyward5007 Research the subconscious mind and vibrational frequencies. Though images are powerful, listening to a song over and over will do much more damage than a movie.
U control the media u control the masses
music definitely affects decisions at times
@black wolf101 your not wrong, tied with the environment its hard not to fail.
I just bought some 95 airmax cause I was listening to Gucci mane “bricks” they sent me 2 pairs by accident then I felt like nelly “give me 2 purr I need 2 purr” 🤣 even shawty lo said in a video “ you gots to have your theme music” 😂😂🤣
That's a cop out. Cat's have always been out here on grimey long before any rap song.
True I hate when people deny this depending on the music your listening it will affect you different
How can someone u don't know just saying sum imma song influence someone u make yo own choices stop blaming otha ppl
All Vlad gotta do is ask one question and just sit back cuz Charleston gon take over the show from there...
Im really impressed with all the life lessons he was taught and how he recognized it.
So true 🙂
You would be. Loser.
I was in college during all of this at an HBCU and what he is saying is true. Everybody wanted to be a baller and shot caller and Master P was making the soundtrack.
YEP
I was as well and TRU was everywhere
It’s sad cause back than you were probably called an “Uncle Tom” just for getting an education 🤦🏾♂️
Nah u Italian,y’all don’t like us niggas
When a man of substance is being interviewed Vlad shuts the hell up.
Damn near exposing his respect level of the people he interviews
This man is proof that no matter what situation you get yourself in, there is something positive out of it.
His interview highlights:
1. the power of impressions on youth, with weak foundations,
2. the effects of a polluted environment
3. the effects of low positive reinforcements & role models.
4. the dangers of mischievous tendencies & knuckleheaded personalities.
All the best to our futures and those if the next generations 🙏
Then what will be the impression on the youth when CW say fuck MLK, T.D. Jakes, Malcolm X and Louise Farrakhan just to name a few.
What the impression when CW say he will rape a man's wife and daughter and he got killers will to die on his behalf.
What the impression when CW say Jesus female disciples are hoes.
What the impression when CW say all black people niggers who were genetically engineered by white people and we have no connection to Africa.
What the impression when CW smoking weed and listening to gangsta rap music and calling women B's and H's.
That master P era was hard. I mean I am a "square" female and after listening I fell like I can capitalize on the block 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
White guy here. The same 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣😭 shidd me too
😂😂😂😂i
You can sitting on that gold mine
Lol
I understand what he meant, but “I didn’t know how much a pound of weed weighed” is fucking hilarious
On a scale you weigh weed in grams..he didn’t know how many grams were in a pound
@@mrno_name9518 that’s why in my previous statement, I stated that I knew what he meant.
😂😂😂
😆 foreal tho
@Rell Deezy honestly
Wasn’t expecting that wave cap 😂
😭😂😂
That’s a stocking cap 😂
@@SocialShock Same thing. I’m wearing one right now.
Lmaooooo
🤣🤣🤣
Music influences alot of kids today and his story was over 30 years ago. These kids doing drive byes are not listing to gospel music. Hell then women not busin it open listening to Kirk Franklin but yall don't want to talk about that.
Facts 💯💯💯
@Mr Color lol correct
Nah the art imitates life this shit is real out here if you let music influence you then idk because some actually have to live in environments like this
LA gang members in the 80s was listening to oldies when they went on hits 😂 not to say music doesn’t have an influence but it’s a small part of a bigger problem
I don't know many of yall work with adjudicated kids man ask them their favorite artist and what they was listening to at that time doing the commission of their crime its a direct correlation.
in our black community i think we have the most identity issues as black males, not having a father means not knowing how to be a man n having that father figure leaves room for u to search for who u are in other places. & that’s why we portray ourselves to be what we see n who we look up to in movies & in the hood, cuz we don’t know anything else.
I can’t relate to y’all problems when u say “we” are fatherless. I had my father growing up and so did all of my black friends growing up in the hood. Maybe we we were rare types of somethin and I didn’t even realize it. Is this stereotype even true anymore
@@blacklux6774 broken people have the loudest voices. Our darkest side is always on display.
@@blacklux6774 man shut the fuk up....stop downplaying other people experiences dummy
Shit most 21 year olds still don’t know North South East or West lol
Most 40 year olds don't either
For real.
Im 38 n dont
Or how to write In cursive.....
Yea they do it’s a compass on the iPhone 😂
Jeezy Trap or Die was what influenced me to get active.
Oh so you a tekashi then
I wouldn't say it influenced me because I was already on. But it definitely enhanced my situation 😆
@@draines9237 motivation 101🤘🏾🤘🏾💪🏾💪🏾🤷🏿🤷🏿💯💯☃☃
@@MrMilez-ic1vl wasn’t no tekashi in 05 dummy
When i was 18 i was homeless with a daughter on the way so i started trapping!!!! I only use rap for entertainment that's it
The culture needed this one Vlad. Teach these kids something ‼💯💪🏾
For me it was the Reasonable Doubt album. I was around 17 when that came out. I had a regular job, came from a good family, had no reason at all to want to trap. But when that album was pumpin in the hood, I just wanted to get money selling dope. That album among others influenced me as a teen.
I was 16 when that album came out. I sold a few dimes and thought I was the man 😂😂
We call ppl like yhu a goofy where I'm at
@@quanswope6528 😂
@@guyedmondson5666 omm in Illinois dey gone call em a goofy 😭
@@quanswope6528 only in Chicago tho cause once I moved out of englewood, no other Illinois towns have spoken like us lmao
He didn’t say master p made him sell dope ....the title is just to grab your attention
Good to see I wasn’t the only one.
Exactly bro
thank u!!
ALL of Vlad's titles do that. I don't even see the point in doin' that shit. I hate click bait. That'll turn a mf away faster than it'll bring them. You have to view the shit just to even find out that it was click bait.
He actually said the song which is by P made him sell dope.replay and you will see.
Finally.. GLAD letting someone talk and making the interview as good as it should be
A lot of you saying “he was just easily influenced” aren’t getting the message he’s trying to tell you
Exactly why our people only want to promote that kind of music to the youth. As people we love the negative things in our culture even drama, we rather hear music that deals with drugs, sex, murder, or robbing instead of the positive music why is that? Whatever the reason is look what it do to our culture.
Nah ain’t no message....y’all follow fools
@@alejandroabreha4516 Ok internet house nigga
@@alejandroabreha4516 take that bullshit somewhere else
A lot of mfs do it, he’s just raw enough to admit it! 💯
It was dipset for me camron had the streets in a uproar back in the early 2000s
It taught u how to cook crack from step 1 to step 10💀💀💀
Fr?
@@BRENDEN33029 yep master p ghetto d
@@willstaywinning now he’s a preacher lmao
😂😂😂💀💀💀
Started my time at 14 ended at 24. That shit is tough to come back from. Doing time is one thing. Doing extended time at a young age up until your adult hood is a whole other beast. I feel this. I went through the 6 months boot camp myself. It sucked every single day. It did like he said though. It builds a strength without you even knowing it.
No limit soldiers influenced me to get money too.
Facts
Their music & movies were all 🗑
@@HatersHaveOpinion1 it's always that somebody
@@HatersHaveOpinion1 hot boyz was 🔥🔥🔥
They influenced me to hit the the eject button ol wack ass mfs
Remember that he’s talking about Gangsta Rap. That’s a very specific part of rap.
Most rap glorifies street life actions. It isn't all here's what happened, love, and making peace with your brother.
It was damn near everything at that time
Master P made me say "UGHHHHH...Na, Na, Na, NAHHH!"
HAAAAAAN... HUUUUNNNNNN
You ugly af
@@jman615 your heart is filthy and ugly. Why be mean to people ?
Be kind or remain silent.
@@thefriend.353 you right 🙄
Looking good in that pic u got there man..
He also admitted that he was a follower by saying "whatever the culture was doing, I was doing"
And that’s everybody. They just don’t admit it
We all were followers at one point especially as teenagers
what else was he supposed to be when hes spent a 3rd of his life in prison and when he comes home everyone he knows is selling drugs. it was dam near inevitable
Most stupidest comment I've ever read 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
Describing most people.
I swear hop hop has had more disruptive reprocusions than anything
Fucked up so many of our minds but all we see and hear is the illusion
Especially when these young men see that this is the only thing the girls around them respond positively towards. A lot of young guys don't have a chance. There has to be a movement to change this.
I've been saying the same thing for over 20 years and people just want to argue with me and debate me on that point. But it's true music influences young people especially rap. If some little 12 year old is listening to music about killing and drugs well guess what he might do especially if he lives in a ghetto.
Young people with all that testosterone should be put in useful programs that can provide them a financial future. Its a failure of governments to plan. I mean what do you expect from politicians that went to college
@@yayavellilion8136 Useful programs? If there's no pussy in it men wont gravitate towards it
"I dabbled in drugs before. Tried to buy a kilo but my friend at the time ran off with it" -VLAD
Yeah, I got some real crip homies... high level active crip homies. I could be with them but I realized the streets aren't for me.... All my crip homies say that I could've been an OG shot caller crip by now. That's what my active crip homies say. I got crip homies.
In case anyone missed it the guy above me has crip homies
@@harrypottersucks12 😭😭😭😭
@@taimurahmed1190 you cappin nigga you Indian
Real gangbanger homies
Teach me, I'm definitely listening and learning.... I love listening to him.
Hip Hop is the Most Influential Subculture in the world 💯
RAP is a sub genre of hip hop hip hop is the culture
shit sounds good and it's evil
You obviously don't know much about the world.
Ghetto D was my 1st tape as a child. When I got older Master P made me want to be the Number 1 Independent Label in the Industry not sell dope 🤷🏿♂️ if you read all of this...PLEASE Preach to the children to have a strong mind of their own! Whether they have a father involved or not. ✊🏿✊🏻 don’t matter WE THE PEOPLE.
Like they say a picture says a 1000 words meaning that people will a 1000 different perspectives of what they see. All of it is the truth in their perspectives. If everyone thought the same than there’s no money to be made and life will be boring as fck
You are correct about Master P.
Young Jeezy Trap or Die is actually the one that would make you sell a few bricks. 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
I was listening to master p way before getto dope
That shit didn't make me go sell dope
Selling dope is illegal in the eyes of the law just like selling anything they control without there consent..
Master P taught me about getting an education owning your own business and not falling for peer pressure have a strong mind not go sell dope
I have a strong mind and I don't follow trends and I don't support Charleston rat white..
He to hypocritical to be a leader
Music didn't affect me but seeing those guys selling weed and having money did.
I doubt the music made it any easier
@@prophetoffire6976 facts, i never seen no trapper that just listens to Kirk Franklin😂
@@prophetoffire6976 yea everyone has their reasons
@@301larussomusic yeah music videos. Rappers living lavish, with bad bitches, money and shit
“I didn’t know how much a pound of weed weighed” ...🤔🧮
I peeped that too 😂
Maybe he meant in zips and grams 😫😫😂😂
🤣
lol same way if you ask somebody what's heavier, 10 lb bowling ball or 10 lb of cotton.. Some folks aint get that knowledge.
when u get a pound u don’t sell it as a pound u sell it in ounces or grams he probably didn’t know the breakdown of it and the math behind that
Only interview where vlad is not over talking the guest‼️🔥
Master P made me want to open up a business.
Lol. I Love how I can tell this persons age. He must not have know Percy Miller the Rap artist/C.E.O. 🤭🤫🤔
You caught P at the tail end of his run when he left the streets behind lol when he first came out he was a hardcore gangster rapper.
@@levelleferguson5399 Master P was a trash azz rapper. But he's always been a dope azz business man. I respect his hustle.
@@threedeezy6 he only commented that to make Charles look ignorant. dude prolly only know P has business because of IG clips. P was ratchet majority of his career so you can tell this goof never followed him 😂💀
Truly Makel you sound very ignorant
"M m m m make crakc like this!" Dope song...Literally
Overcook yo dope it might come back brown, them Fiends gon run yo ass CLEAN outta town!
For real for real...
😞
Master P music didn’t make me sell drugs but Master P definitely save my life that’s why I’m here today.
Was just in Tone Talks comments talking about the effect of rap on our youth. Its crazy cause we all dance and get excited to the anthems of young black males demise as they endure violent upbringings, neglect, and misguidance. And as we do it we fail to realize that is really someones life or atleast something they have been exposed to the shit ain right it fucks us up. I love the music and listen to it this day but now I am old enough and have the experience to take it as a grain of salt and not take it out of context alot of our youth dont get that chance.
Rap is weapon that is no longer in our hands, it’s just pointed at us now.
Bro everybody was listening to Master P from 96-99 lol...Ghetto D was one of the hardest albums of that time,if not all time. Everyone had that shit,good old days. No Limit is who you played back then to rattle them speakers lol
true, but realistically (hate to bring up race, dont wanna be seen as racist) but whites dont get negatively influenced by what these black rappers are spittin (specifically if u live in the suburbs). a lot fatherless black boys look up to these black artists because they look up to a black artist and get influenced by the negative bs they spittin. no limit always had dope beats n flows but the sellin dope ish was detrimental
@@lee_drifting Nah you have a good point,I agree with you
This goes to show that our music can alter the mind of our children and send them in the wrong direction. But it still about the parents
100 bro!!! Music, tv, life are impressionable not just on our youth, but on adults as well. I never hid anything from my son- drugs, tv, music, etc. All these aspects were talking points for me and my son. This may not work with every child, but, thus far, it has worked for my son and me
I have friends that are dead and came from good homes. It is a lifestyle that takes life. Even good parents have kids that can go left. I seen it.
No Limit Is The Reason I've Done Music,Movies & Stay Tru 💯 We The Last Of The Real
He is really well spoken and real. I have heard of him in my city. Dallas TX. I have a newfound respect for the man behind the name
black folk hate him because he tells their secrets 😂😂💀 98% of this comment section was influenced & still influenced by rappers they never met, but wanna make him look like a clown for sayin it out loud lmfaoooo
Right I started thinking I was bad when I listening to chief Keef
This is true.
Facts love it he keeps 💯 no bullshit!
What secrets smh ?
Ain’t no secret he just a sell out
From Selling Ice Cream To Rapping To Playing In The NBA... Master P Is A Ghetto Superhero!!!
I Swear The Man Accomplished EVERY GOAL OF EVERY BLACK KID IN THE WHOLE WORLD💯 Homie Da Truth FR🤘🏾
Never been this early ain’t even try to lmao
Another banger! Glad to hear this guy's story.
1:50 "I didn't know how much a pound of weed weigh"😭😂
This dude is a gem to kids. He should be protected at all cost
He speaking all facts, Master P Ghetto Dope Song #1 C-Murder 1st verse tells you how to cook crack, I started selling dope the next day, was the richest kid in Middle school/High school 😎😎😎
Say No To Drugs💯💯💯
@@vegas4905 Medicine: 👀
Loving this interview
Ghetto D was one of the best hip-hop albums ever made to me
Thank god you said to me cause P’s flow was real SoSo
@@prophecy9521 That's exactly why I did 🤣... But Yh if thays ur opinion I respect that 🙏
My new favorite interview 👌
This shit breaks my heart. I'm glad the brother had a second chance at life 🤲
Very insightful
In the early 90's their was more of separation of roles back then, so there were less what we called ballers. I was hustling at 14 teen in the South before alot of these types of songs came out. The movie Scarface, New Jack City, Sugar Hill and Boyz N the Hood kind of influence niggaz from my hood a lot more. As far as music "Dopeman" by NWA started off. Then music like 8 ball MJG "Mr. Big" - UGK "Pocket Full of Stones" - But when P came out it is true everyone wanted to be the Boss.
He's not lying. Master P and No Limit influenced a lot of kids who weren't even thinking about selling drugs, sell drugs.
One of vlads best interviews. Guy talks about some real shit 💯
I love this brother! He's keeping it 💯
I never expected Charleston to have a wave cap on under the hat 😂😂😂🤣🤣
I love when Vlad doesn’t have to direct where the conversation goes. Just give Charleston a subject and he takes it from there
Music has always been an influential force especially when your young and you don't realize its just entertainment
Yoooo, Charleston you brought back the Master P song ghetto dope. Good looks that brought back memories
ITS CALL SELF DISCIPLINE !!! No music can MAKE you do nothing !!! You know right from wrong !! It’s jus which way YOU CHOOSE TO GO!
New Haven, Connecticut in here.👌
Need to find out what his lawyer said 😂😂😂
I been saying this... look at the TV programs, music, and movies from the 50s. Now look at TV, music, and movies now. And tell me why we have shootings everyday and why this didn't happen back in the 50s?
Bruh I’ve been listening to all that shit and MORE and been around gang members as a latino kid and never once thought “LEMME DO WHAT THEY DO”🤣🤣💀
Dem niggaz wouldn't let you🤣Dey knew yo ScaryAss'll tell smthn🤘🏾🤣💯
You probably got to see the worst of it. All he saw was the glory of the spoils through media.
They probably said stay on the porch. Music influences how people dress, drink, drug use and etc.
Because u probably know ur Latin culture these are kids growing up listening believe it wats they supposed to do
Right! But a lot not strong like you! I was the same way!
This man’s statements are 💯 percent correct! Thankful my dad made me bring my ass home from Long Beach in 85’. Probably saved my life.
SOME of the culture was doing it. I vividly remember you had people in both the music of hip hop, and just regular blk people, speaking against the thug life
By 1998, we saw the good, and bad, of that life. Charleston chose that life cause it’s what he wanted. Not saying he wasn’t influenced, by it was others saying don’t do it, but maybe they weren’t cool in his area
Agree if you listen closely you can see he place too much blame on others
I mean that’s true but a lot of those people promoting the bad outnumbered those promoting the good. Shit nowadays that’s all you hear. Drill, Trap, or Sex music that’s it the only way you even get airplay in hip hop now. We doing it to ourselves and wonder why this youth is so misguided and messed up. We kill each other now more than ever
@@Mir2Nastyy my man, that’s the whole world, it ain’t just hip hop or black culture. Go to a movie theater most movies is about shooting, and killing. Turn on tv, they showing sex just to sell products.
It’s your choice to make the right one. Again, yes there are a lot of negative influences but it’s still your choice. He said he just got out after doing seven years, he still went back to the streets. I’m sure if he really wanted to he could have went to the church. There is a church in every black neighborhood
It’s time we stop cuddling these people who make poor choices constantly, and ask do you want help? If they do guide them, if they don’t then accept the consequences of your actions
I get where he is coming from...I remember my best friend and I went to Bestbuy and picked up Ghetto Dope the day it dropped, I fell in love with the music. But because our fathers we knew that was somthing we would never pursue because we were more afraid of them. Having your father around or a father figure does make a difference
Our "Environment" shapes and models us to be who and what we are now on the flip side good "Parents " guide and teach us that it's all fake and to have your own mind
That’s the thing though, the black family structure has been going down since the 70’s. Single parents and teenage parents is all that’s left.
You are someone special young man blessings to you keep your head up homie proud of U
Everybody about to go listen to that song now and learn how to cook lol
What I’m liking bout his interviews is he has a good way of painting full pictures with his words..almost as if the “words” were the experience themselves..he needs to write a book..
He blames everything he did wrong in life on someone else lol
That's right a typical Trump supporter...
You do know there is a such thing as influence?? There’s no blaming being done here , that’s a lil boy’s way of looking at it. No one makes you do anything but influence is key.
ik hes 14 in a middle class neighbour hood and instructed his friend to kill someone for no reason than at 21 said a rapper influenced him to sell drugs. I still think hes funny and understand where hes coming from at times even tho his message can be harsh but hes done some silly things in life for no reason.
From listening to all the interviews that's not how he come off to me. He admit to being stupid but also realize y he made the decision he made
@@TREES30349 lemmw inform u on trump bruh.. trump helped many americans with the first step act (freed many american prisoners, especially black prisoners over trivial drug crimes and nonviolent crimes), second step act to get prisoners jobs once released, brought back funding to hbcu, wanted blacks to prosper and reach higher levels of education n financial stability, tax breaks to lower income communities.. stop hatin on the man
This one of my favorite interviews
There will be no Master P slander... he is a certified self made millionaire!
Lol.. damn.. sad part is n*99@$ still won't get it smh
😂 self made you are correct 😂😂😂
He is one of the most honest interviewers to get on vlad
My mans didn't know north from south but had a g.e.d and applied for college??? This man was just a follower plain and simple as kids u get influenced by alot of shit but damn everything he saw or heard he wanted to do.if everybody was committing suicide he would say he wanted to do it cause everyone around him was lol
That’s what we have to admit as a people. A lot of us were/are just followers, idk too many trappers that were actually paying their mama’s bills.
@@prophecy9521 I saw both sides I say my uncle try to move my grandmother into a new house off hustling then I seen ppl blow all the money n the club trying to follow the trends sometimes u just have to have a mind of your own is wat im tryna say
The majority of people are followers, especially as kids. He's saying that we as black people need better examples so kids can follow them instead of killers.
A lot of our people are just followers, hell a lot of people in general are just followers.
I can recall that same experience! My sense of direction was so off I had to pay someone to help me get through my home town.
Vlad i know you getting that TH-cam money but drop this full interview would ya ...
Blind conformity and obedience. When conformity is normal for you, you will tend to look to others to confirm your decisions.
Notice how everything made Charleston do something wrong instead of him doing something right of his own volition?
Exactly
Look at the influence of drill music. Everywhere drill music goes leads to increased violence and murder.
You can't see his point being 14 and 21? With no proper guidance?
@@bdav35 14 maybe 21 no. You a grown man
He's talking about a child's mind being influenced. If you don't realize how kids are swayed by their conditions than you're missing the message.
Dang man hurry up wit the next one we over here waiting
DAMN....Reading the comments and most of yall missing the point. Everyone on this planet is influenced by something. Whether it's positive or negative. He made a choice to allow the negative to influence him and it landed him in prison. EVERY HUMAN BEING on earth has a period in life where they make poor choices. The root of those poor choices is INFLUENCE. He's not copping out...he's being honest in the reasons he made poor choices. Come on people.
Thank you. You get it. I didn't get others didn't get it.
Right
Exactly! There is a difference between an excuse and an explanation
Facts Wise words. Faith in humanity restored
Exactly
Vlad I get you release videos in parts get more views etc. But atleast release all the parts in a day so I aint got to be left on no cliff hangers. Especially when you got interesting guest like Charleston White. We going to watch all of them anyways thanks lol
Dude will never take responsibility for himself and trying to be a gangster thug.
Dude is a straight idiot
What do you think he is doing? He’s only explaining how was being influenced and none of it was a lie. You think kids just wake up and want to do crime? He admitted to being wrong but he’s helping people like you understand why he made the decisions he made.
@@antoniow1825 it’s a million gangster thugs wanna be rappers that can tell you this same story jail birds are jail birds same story different prison what has he done for the family of the victim???? Just accepted they forgiveness and didn’t change. He helping jail birds awwwwwwwwwwwww
@@antoniow1825 these are TH-cam goofs. they never been outside their bedrooms. they cant relate to this guy
@@JaeRocReacts ok wanna be rapper drug dealer you can relate to the dumb shit he saying you probably been in the Same boat jail bird
I was jamin Ghetto D last week reminiscing 😆 I listen to it bout 3 times a year til this day.
Rap music is a art form and I was taught art can't imitate life! It's entertainment like the movies we grew up watching and the rapper's are actor's period
But it became a curse to the youth
Boot Camp will make a grown man cry.
Yet, like he say. It will bring some greatness out of a lost child.
“Ma ma ma ma Make crack like dis!” Ghetto dope!
Exactly. I was weak
That shit be crazy. My brother did 6 years and when he got out he said he was locked up so long he was scared to cross the street alone because he hadn’t been around cars so long😂
Lol
If music makes you wanna sell or kill then you ain’t real 💯
Too many parents let rappers and celebrities raise their kids. I know it’s not possible to know what your kid is doing 24/7 but you absolutely know where they are, who they’re with, and what their interests are.
He ain’t lien bout Arkansas. This shit is a drug hub.
I'm from Pine Bluff aka Crime Bluff Arkansas no joke
Yep! And thats on The Clinton's!
North Little Rock
i respect Vlad for being quiet and letting black brothers hear his messages🙏🙏
Dude made mistakes but he's definitely got some wisdom.
Sir definitely coming back