Teflon Sean on Beating 9/10 Murders, Alpo, Wayne Perry, Rayful Edmond (Full Interview)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 พ.ค. 2020
- Former D.C. street figure Teflon Sean came through for his first-ever VladTV interview, where he shared stories about coming up in his city, working for Wayne Perry, Alpo's former hitman, and being friends with former kingpin Rayful Edmond. During the sit-down, Teflon Sean also spoke about beating 9 out of 10 murder charges, and being sentenced to 25 years in prison at 23. To hear more, including his thoughts on Tekashi 6ix9ine and being asked if he thinks he's a sociopath, hit the above clip.
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A good lawyer knows the law a great lawyer knows the judge.
That's quite the saying
They don’t know squat . If you got bread you may be able to buy your way out . Lawyers beg the prosecutor for mercy and the judge decides if they want to give the lawyers clients mercy. They let just enough people off to Make the whole thing believable but anyone that had had to actually deal with the system knows it’s corrupt and not about justice.
@@knowledgeson7337 corrupt is correct. Prosecutor's don't want to loose a case, even if you are innocent
Great words homeboy,even though that is still corruption of the law. I know for a fact lawyers are friends with judges and they do favors just like anybody else. Just so happens that it can depend on someone's life 😎
@@dannytarver4533 Thanks homie Im living proof I had a lawyer that new the judge walked they started talking about golf and the family case was dismissed the prosecutor eyes got wide my lawyer said sign here and leave.Facts peace brotha.
Sean seems like a good dude. I actually bought and read his book. One thing though, the adage is that you’ll end up either dead or in jail. That’s not always true. Sometimes... you get tired. You get yourself a job that keeps you away from the block. You meet a girl that sees something in you that you didn’t see in yourself. You learn how to save your money, and put it to good use. You and your girl build a house away from the ruckus, and raise a family. 20 years later you look back and wonder how you got where you are...not because you’re disappointed, but because you’re thankful.
Well said.... Quite a few of these stories ended on a "mature" note.
@@tkodahawk1 thats a very rare story
@Kapri actually he had a short career in selling drugs but to your point and which make it worse... forget the drug dealer part, this brother right here was basically a hitman,, and I think what the brother meant when he said he SEEMS like a "good dude" is that presently this guy doesn't come off as a savage or aggressive nor does he seem proud of what he did, he seems like an ok guy, unlike somebody like Alpo who seemed to brag at certain times about what he did
White folks sell us all type of shit that kills us...drug addicts gone do drugs regardless who sellin...why not get that money?
Rite I'm doing that now after 5yrs on the FEDS I own my 1st truck and buying my 1st home
Imagine going into prison during DC in 92 and coming out in 2017 ...the city has changed so dramatically I just can’t imagine
a friend of mine who had been away for a long time came back to visit and we were driving in Northeast - she saw this white girl jogging and freaked out because she thought the girl was going to get raped or something. i had to try to explain to her that things were not the same now.
Factz
July 😂 t.o..mhkn.
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@@Straight0uttaCrofton the city is so gentrified now, just like 42nd street got cleaned up so did NW, NE dc
So many different eras passed
This was a Really Good Interview! I watched the whole thing!
The thing about the streets is, you gotta be lucky every time, the streets only gotta be lucky one time.
Facts the streets don’t love nobody
TELL EM SLIM!!
You said some real shit
Say it again💯
Wow great bit of advice
Glad always doing good interviews
So glad my brother is still alive to talk about it . And is able to change the ending of the story . Stay blessed my brother .
I lived in DC at this time. Left high school in 92 and remember all the names and places. I'm happy this man is here to tell and teach.
Did 7yrs. Always saved money and made it while inside, came out and became landlord, trucker. Game not made to last forever. GAME OVER
Smarter than Rayful 🤷🏿♂️
I from that era and was in the game as an independent I use to date a real player's sister Wysocki Rip. I never served a day I just got tired and flipped the script and went legit I feel sad when guys make so much paper but can't walk away....I never own a car but dressed nice and had built an alliance with some cats from NYC Danny Rip and Billy. I use to run the spot uptown and was a downtown cat 9th and U and 12th U old heads like Smokie. I knew Fat Rodney Rip and Sean Rip from R-street and White Mike from Barry Farms and Markie from Newton street I knew all everybody and Sean and the Montana boys use to come up Celebrity hall those cats were getting mad paper by in the day. The game was different back in the 80's im glad I just packed up and left....we all make choices in life.
No "game" is made to last forever. Not even this corporate shit
we always gone be gangsta regardless of what goes on, the game continues, the level changes
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Teflon Sean a soft spoken assassin
A serious demeanor....strong
Shid u can look at dude and tell he not to be fucked around with.. the soft spoken quite ones is the one's that dont play
Maaannn!
The most dangerous guy in the room is always the most soft spoken guy in the room
Most Killers are nice and soft spoken humble dudes. They stay out the way.
One of the best interviews I’ve watched in a while
“I had a friend named moe.”
- If that aint the most DC statement ever.
“My mans moe a cold bamma, on movas slim”
@@joelrobert4053 😂👌🏿
Him and a youngin named Joe
Yup!
🤣🤣🤣🤣RIGHT!!!
Sean, I commend you for your discipline and recognition of the value in the time you served. The most telling part of your story to me came down to 1 word, "loyalty", when asked what kept your crew so tight. Stay with it my brother and use this knowledge and experience to teach.
I'll order your book today.
Keep pushing baby!
Really good interview Vlad! Respect for getting him to admit he would've done things differently when he previously said he had no regrets.
You can tell he loved it, he’s reminiscing and trying hard to hold his smile and excitement back.
🤣
@@franknitty3772 dude really like that 😂 he low key was doing it for fun.
Another great interview!!
Man it feels good getting away with traffic violations..can’t imagine how invincible he must’ve felt beating all those cases
He felt it when he lost his son HE SPOKE ON THAT ..HE SAIS WORST FEELING HE EVER FELT. 🙏
Dude said a "appetite for violence i had" that phrase alone let's you know he was COLD
Mannn I know Sean. He was that guy. Crazy times in DC then.
True
He even seem cold now
Jadea Campbell I wouldn’t say cold just wiser now in knowing he can’t change his past so don’t let it torment you
“Let’s just say when I painted houses, my fav color was red” damn
Intelligence and honor on another level. Inspiring story. Thank you.
When the talk of painting houses was brought up...He gave out a HEARTY laugh 😂
Maaannn I watched this video from start 2 finish!! He a real one 🗣💯
Thanks for this intetview, Vlad. Teflon Sean's testimony took me back in time to my days of living in Washington D.C. as a young man. Whether in NW, SW or visiting my fam in SE, it was quite an experience. Dangerous! Constantly worrying about getting shot, killed or robbed. Set up! Or betrayed! Wow! At the time, some media news sources and law enforcement referred to D.C. as the Murder Capitol. We used to say D.C. stood for Death Count! However, to see Sean say he was sorry and now having remorse for the things he's done as a young man, shows maturity. I'm with you, Sean! Maintain, and keep standing strong, my brother! 💪👊👍
I got respect for you Sean im going to get your book to help support your hustle im glad to have met you and lived in the same unit at USP Florence for a few year. I'm glad good people like you Crusher and Dump have gotten out and are doing good with your second chance. With respect Sherm
Great interview. Going to get his book after this
Dude had me glued for every word he was about to say after every question.
I know some good men that survived the 80s/90s I can’t call them bad men cause they played the best hand that was dealt to them! This man is alive and looks healthy, salute 💯
He doesn’t look healthy, his teeth n hair all gone fucked up
Sean's reaction to the question at 34.52 sums up this this whole interview
Went right to it.
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Damn thanks Glad for this quick upload of the full interview. I almost watched those doja cat clips
His lawyer the true MVP 💯💯
Was looking for this comment
This dude got the GOAT lawyer
Great interview
Most of the notorious criminals be smart and polite individuals, just nobody to cross🤷🏾♂️
Way to blend in
Vladimir Putins hot and CP drogs and NO body i love he kill our Somting else
VERY polite......and VERY unassuming in most cases. Straight killas’!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A friend of mine is like that.. A skinny nerdy looking white boy but he gots hands and doesn't hesitate to torture/kidnap you or put a bullet in between your eyes. The silent ones are the ones you need to watch out for because they calculate and destroy you
@@chodagreat7876 Damn. You guys business partners or something? Don't tell me you hang out with somebody like that just because.
Buddy answered Vlads questions perfectly, solid interview
to perfect
Called dis nigga buddy 😭
That was a good interview. I wish him well.🙏🏽
Every time I watch a Vlad interview I cringe a little bit deeper at the realization that he enjoys discussing other ppls pasts while placing an emphasis on their struggles, short-comings & wrong doings.
Bc no one wants to hear a story about people living normally there is zero entertainment in that and not what a soul came for.
Its mainly to discourage the listeners
Nah these white folks ain't letting a black man beat 10 bodies
Why keep listening then
Would y’all stop it with this, it’s the same conversations with every other hip hop media platform. And he’s promoting his damn book 🤦🏽♀️
When he said "we was grittin' on each other" it got real for me. DC to the core!💯
Huh man? You gotta be born n raised DMV to know what that word mean?
There are two truths, the one you die with and the one they die with.
Right, DMV in the building!!
They were saying that in VA too!!!
@@MADNEWYORKER914 Yes, indeed
This breed is so extinct. They not built like this no more. But to b fair to the millennials the terrian changed wit technology.
You don’t think none of the youngins is cut from this cloth?
Rob L you don’t think none of these youngins is cut from that cloth?
@@mrnobody2523 not @ all
@@mrnobody2523 didnt say cloth i said breed its a difference. The cloth is the code and. Lifestyle. Its s few millennials that play by the full cofe but not many. The breed is the makeup. Its a difference when u choose 2 live it and when u have or think u have no choice. I chose it 10 toes down willing to die or go to jail 4 my honor. Most dunno wut honor mean in 2020
Yes I agree,I like sean,but u r so right,very different "gangsters" these days!
This was a great interview, very sad to me but good awareness
This man got straight heart and straight courage...A real man
I’m Glad, Glad released the full interview.
キングジャヘイム lmao Glad!!!
Your not Glad, Glad is the real Glad so be Glad
This comment will be in the thousands soon 😂
seàn book is good. Also Unique from Mecca Audio writing a book he came home recently.
It fucking took him long enough!!!🤣
"I don't got a scratch on my honor" that's dope.
Honor
Ben O'Neill Great lawyer
If the dude told it would of been came to the light. Just said if you told it was a death sentence.
Ben O'Neill back then late 80’s early 90’s $100,000 was a lot for an attorney.
Ben O'Neill shittin me especially back then
I was in like kindergarten back then. one of my earliest memories is my babysitter watching the news before we got on the bus and every morning hearing "home invasion/ murder, double, triple murder"
Younger generation need to hear this man speak .
Why
No they don't what money murder and mayhem? Yeah they need to hear this guy laughing when talking about painting a house red.
Congrats on 4M subs Glad
I like this guy so much it seems he took good care of his crew and was very loyal and real, I have to buy and read his book
Just finished it #1 hands down 🙌🏾 the illest 🔥🔥
god bless this man for the many blessings of understanding he has now
I really enjoyed this. I'm a DC native I was young when this happened. DC was Dodge City. The Godfather of Go Go Chuck Brown sung about it(Dodge City). Sean represents the original DC before the gentrification. The drugs were the first part of remaking Chocolate City.
I think gentrification tops murder, mayhem and misery anyday. If you disagree you are playing yourself.😣😔
@beny mcgibbon Gentrification was the whole idea...drugs and murder was the tools to this. Stigmatizing the real estate publicly using the media. You would have thought they all got a percentage...lol
The dirty games "they" play!
He made that ABUNDANTLY clear that “I had no dealings with Alpo”.
Glad's a beast for these uploads!!!!
Vlad tried so hard for this man to incriminate himself, he even got mad about it 😂.
Much love to Teflon, love from South Africa ✊🏾
These are bad people, even serial killers. You know it only takes 3 bodies for you to fit that definition right? Keep your ass and your love in South Africa bro, we don't need anymore glamorization of this shit
@@iluvbbw6911 absolutely right fam. I don't glamorous what he did, but he served his time, he's talking about it now, and he takes full accountability for his actions, so who am I to judge??
@@sibusisoenockcebekhulu9318 Great response. You made your point and dodged dude's negative tirade. No man can truly judge another. Excellent response.
@@aaaaaa2127 you are dumb too. I swear, only dumb people glamorize these dudes. If you had any idea of the extent of harm and damage they've done to black communities, you wouldn't be so optimistic and forgiving. Watch the man and hear his story but don't idealize him. He literally had no empathy for his victims until his own son died. 20 YEARS INTO HIS SENTENCE! 20 years in jail wasn't enough for this man to feel remorse, even Vlad called him out for being a sociopath. These aren't good people and just because they're giving a platform to talk doesn't give them some.kind of redemption. He literally started this podcast admitting to lying about his father's death in his book to garner sympathy because he knows having a tragic background make suckers drop their guard down. How you go from "my dad got murdered in front of me" to "he died of cancer" ?
@@aaaaaa2127 I agree with you ... Sibusiso dealt with that negative-ass jack-ass in this comment-thread with intelligence. The best answer for a fool is silence though. Jack-ass in the comments was mad disrespectful.... but wouldn't dare talk like that, face to face, in real life. I recognize the type - somebody must have hurt his "narcissistic judgemental ego" real bad. 😂😂😂
Me growing up in Washington DC doing this time, I was amazed how SB kept beating all those murders charges.
Some behind the scenes shadiness in the justice system.
Lol when he talked about all the good things he did in prison such as getting a college degree and what not, Vlad didn’t want to hear that, he switched the topic quick 😂🤦🏽♂️
Lol White supremacist vlad
facts . Vlad wanted to reopen those 9 cases lol.
@@kevincould3434 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂
That's how he makes 💸 off black people ignorance Vlad got enough videos for the feds to start from scratch and can get everybody convicted ⚰️
This man is a true OG. He's been through a lot. He's taken a lot and dished it out. He's given 25 years of his life to the streets and lost a son in the process. I'm glad to see that he's grown as man. My only issue with him is that collar. Why is one side up, and the other side down. I wish I could reach through the screen and fix it for him. He deserves that.
Fucks sake 😂 😂 😂 😂
😂😂 Collar
Wtf 😂
Is that Monk?
lol the COLLARRRR
Got respect for his change of heart and trying to help other youth from the same darkness of the same path he’d experienced. It’s really sad some people have to go through hell to find the goodness in their heart. Keep up the good fight of evil out there and take care. 🙏🏻
Yeah killing all them people but he good boy 😆 gtfo
@@melanieladbrooke1221
Vladislav Lyubovny is extremely bad for our culture.
This is the realest interview I've seen in a long time, my respect for him is 100 ,if you listen to him you will hear the hurt in his voice that the street game has NO love only disappointment and victims ..
I still wish I could be this man's driver. Probably learn alot. Great interview GLAD👍🏻
Glad did great job indeed
Man done came a long way. I'm proud of him for finding his way coming from our days as youngins. He rock solid always was.
When this man finally said the word “ empathy “ I looked at him in a whole different light! Acceptance will FREE your mind ! I’m the same age , give it take a year and although I was raised on the west coast of California, when he said 92’ I had a flashback of my 21st birthday at the Century Club in L.A. I remember seeing
Ricky Bell ( from new edition) jump out a limousine as I was walking in the club, there was a lot of ballers that night and I kinda grew up in the game, knew a lot of hustlers , same shit but on the other side of the U.S
but did you have bodies tho?
@@shizman8037 no I ain’t no killa but my sister and her BF were tragically murdered bc of the drug game and back then it was weed !!! I feel like she died for nothing now that weed is legal😞
And to keep it 💯 The day after my sister passed I had to tell my father that she knew the consequences and so did I 😞 That’s the game as nasty and grimly as it is , we both had choices to make
@@snowbunny6171 sorry to hear about your ppls fam. & yea it’s terrible how it’s legal since they’ve figured out how to get paid off it.
@@thepuppyplugs95 awe thank you 🙏 just imagine if they made it legal back in the early 2000s a lot of people would have never had to go to jail , the money that the government had to fork out to keep them institutionalized bc of weed ??? Oh yea and alllll the people who died at the hands of another over something that god put here !!! So sad 😞
Soooooooo true. My father picked me up my first day out and told me to drive home. I made it less than 2 miles before he told me to pull over. I hadn't moved at a speed over 10 mph in so long
Last of a dying breed
“A man in a trench coat shot another man in the head close ranger with with a shotgun” nigga seen Omar
Good
This is called genocide...this is the birth of it
I hope so. With his business mindset he could have ran a fortune 500 company. We don't need anymore drug dealers.
It’s good to see these brothers that stay solid come home and make something out of they life 💪🏽
I just finished watching this interview and respect to Sean Branch on keeping it authentic. I respect he changed his mind set. This is my favorite interview by far!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
You got some lips on you girl😍😉
When he said he lied about how his Dad died to make the book interesting, i was done…LOL! I get it though.
That still begs the question of if he is willing to embellish the details of the death of his own father, What else did he lie about in the book?
@@carlnixon5141 well the Washington Post don’t lie so look up his name Sean Branch Washington Post. It will tell you about all his cases & murders!
Yeah when he said that l don’t know what else he lied 🤥 about but okay l guess
Right! I thought he was going to say he didn’t witness his fathers Murder PLOT TWIST he died from cancer lmao I was done. Still a good interview.
@@ricosanchez202 I'm from D.C, I know about Sean Branch and the Montana Terrace Crew. I'm not necessarily referring to the murders when I ask what else he embellished.
The idea of Sean Branch and nicky scarfo sitting down in prison and having a conversation is wild to me. The streets run deep.
Yep. Two pint sized killers.
His attorney must have been a savage in the courtroom! Need to look him up!
EXACTLY!!!!
Vlad asked this man about his murders and I bet the murder vividly entered his mind before he answered each question.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
NOW THATS WHAT I CALL A STAND UP GUY‼️💯💯💯🖤 SULUTE🤞
Salute to The O.G. It’s always a blessing to see these guys come home and look to help the youth
This was a really really good interview this guy seriously seems to be the last of a dying breed big Up to him and keeping it 💯 and not telling and doing his time like a G
Tru talk!
Much respect to this man! Kept it real the whole way, regardless of that book situation!! When you sell something you gotta make it sell…
I feel this man on the line cutting. Just happened to me at the home depot, 2 lanes opened. I'm standing in the middle waiting for first to free up. The older guy decided to push up on the guy getting his receipt. When his laborer looked over and seen me about to get some feelings off my chest, he grabbed the cart and pulled it back. The old guy turned to snap at him asking what he's doing, he just pointed at me and said we're after him. He understood its not about being tough, just respected
Based on this guy’s demeanor alone and his obvious honesty to a lot of the questions you know for sure this guy was a real gangster. I like him and I’m glad he changed his outlook on life and is now a mentor. Great interview though I can’t stand Vlad. This guy says he got his degrees, artist, designer etc etc and not one follow up question to that... Vlad don’t care about us only in it for the ratings.
THAT'S the REAL point!
At least someone said it. Vlad only expands on topics he has a personal interest in or when he feels he has a point to make.
True
Black bloggers do the same shitq
@@jayhenderson3278 and…
Vlad isn’t
Case and Point
OG for real man you'll never see another real like him again last of a dying breed
My husband is serving life and I had to be the one to tell him his only son was murdered so my heart goes out to you Sean!
My condolences to you you are going thru the motion and not worrying about yourself you are a strong person and u need to keep going!
@@cp245 ty for that it’s hard but with the strength of my higher power I have been able to do so
My condolences to you and your family. My heart really goes out to you. I pray that the most High God will continue to give you peace and strength always 🙏🏿
@@PepsiCola298 ty so much
Rip
He still doing his thing, I know a big homie when I see one..
BIG difference from our OGs and the Big Homies I been seeing on TH-cam lately. Makes me proud
Man super dope interview DC guys remind me a lot of New Orleans guys back home
Nah y'all not the same .....as anybody off I 95 corridor......believe me
This interview is legendary
Despite all the bad things Teflon Sean was involved in he's really a success story and I was glued to this interview, something about the way he speaks and his reaction to questions, his body language and facial expressions all just make for a very interesting person and story! I hope he continues with his Success and good fortune he's found since release, and puts out more books!!
lol he is a straight killer, u know what that means? it means he took people lifes, it aint nothing succes in that
This guy is a true gangster the real deal , this is 1 of my favorite interviews
His laughs before each charge answer was like vlad you know what happened to dat boy lol
Interested in reading his book! Buying soon
If you see Teflon Sean standing in line at a store, do NOT cut the line!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I’m trying tell you cause I’m say something
Netflix Really need to look at this. We're talking at least 5 seasons
Easy
Someone needs to write him a movie script
It’s called the wire
Nah, hell get arrested again. Theres no time limitation on murder
This dude must have the smallest head cuz that tightening strap on his hat is like 3feet out😂😂
😂 🤣 😂 🤣
😭😭😭
😂😂😂
That's DC though. DC niggas thorough!!!
😂😂😂
This guy has turned his life around after the hell on earth he lived through and that in itself is amazing
I'm glad he has changed for the better and telling his story 👌
He’s literally wearing a shirt that reads, “Money, Murder, Mayhem”.
Riis Roulette That’s the name of his book.
“ Tell me what painting houses or what a house painter means ...” 😂😂😂 No chxll
He stole that 1 come on
Stand up and solid brother right here. Last of a dying breed.
This was a great interview…..💪🏾
I lived in d.c. all my life and lived 5 mins away from Montana Terrace and Brentwood, forever D.C.❤👍🏾...Sean is telling it like was back then
You can tell when some of these dudes are real, Solid One here
This guy is clean as a whistle he was extremely young when he did these things we truly can't judge He's a totally different today we all have Sins 🙏🙏🙏🦋
I’ve never heard of him but much respect to him. Very stand up guy. They definitely don’t make men like him anymore…definitely buying his book.
This is probably one of the best Vlad interviews I have watched, because this gives great insight to how things were in the City back in the days. Youngn's really have no idea how bammas got down in the DMV, PERIOD, in the 80's and 90's! I used to see NY cats walking on egg shells in the Black Hole when crews used to be deep in the spot. Ay, it went down in MoCo and PG, too!
These young dudes out here need to listen to his story and learn from it!!! The streets don't love you!!! Good story... I'm gonna buy this book...BTW I'm from N.E. D.C.
Me to N.E I lived all over D.C Benning st. Fort Chaplin but this was years ago like 20 years ago in Hartford now D.C was different back then go go music 🎶 was my ish D.C stand up
Good interview Vlad
Got to respect Sean, Lil D, and all the other guys that get their head down and do the time.
When you run across authentic street dudes you can feel it!
A show like the Wire but set in Washington instead of Baltimore would be another timeless classic. The true street stories of Washington are very interesting. Also People not recognizing how him and Nicky Scarfo meeting is an insane moment in History.
My grand dad was cellmates with Nicky Scarfo in the feds
The wire is a classic and facts of bmore
DC. was “south central” before south central. I’m two years older than dude and it was Chicago I the 70’s, DC in early 80’s and the. LA. For those who don’t remember their NBA team had to chance their team name shit was so bad. Ugh. Baltimore was the rich area.
Would never get made.....The reality of the Violence would almost be unbelievable
Similar to Scarface which was loosely tied to Griselda Blanco. Her murders were too much for the Hollywood screen
Baltimore is different than DC
“I heard you paint houses” ..”i also do my own carpentry” -The Irishman