50 Cent GOES IN On DJ Vlad For Trying To Cancel Godfrey │ “You’re A Fed” | HO

The hip-hop world is no stranger to drama, but this latest scandal is shaking the culture to its core. Legendary rapper and mogul 50 Cent is going all-out against notorious interviewer DJ Vlad, exposing what he claims are Vlad’s deep ties to federal agencies, shady industry puppeteers, and a calculated plot to cancel comedian Godfrey. The gloves are off, and 50 Cent is warning everyone in the game: “You’re a Fed.”

For years, DJ Vlad—real name Vladislav Lyubovny—has built his reputation as the go-to interviewer for rappers, comedians, and urban insiders, turning VladTV into a digital empire. But behind the scenes, the whispers have grown louder: Vlad isn’t just asking questions, he’s setting traps. And now, 50 Cent is pulling receipts and telling his people to stay far, far away.

Millions To Stay Silent

Let’s start with the bombshell: 50 Cent allegedly offered Tony Yayo, his longtime friend and G-Unit member, millions of dollars just to stop doing VladTV interviews. Why? Because Yayo “always says some stuff I wouldn’t say,” 50 confessed. “It’s not enough involved in it for him to have to say that.”

The frustration is real. 50 Cent has been calling Yayo after every VladTV sit-down, asking, “Why are you talking about that? What is wrong with you?” The message is clear: Vlad’s platform isn’t just about entertainment—it’s a snitch trap. And 50 Cent is willing to pay big money to keep his circle out of Vlad’s crosshairs.

But the drama doesn’t stop with Yayo. 50 Cent has gone public, warning every rapper in the game: “Y’all better quit talking to that Vlad dude. He’s a fed.” After DJ Vlad allegedly tried to set up comedian Godfrey and stir up beef with other artists, 50 Cent is doubling down, exposing Vlad’s alleged connections to law enforcement and shadowy figures controlling the entertainment business.

Vlad: The Industry Plant?

So, who is DJ Vlad, really? Born in Ukraine, Vladislav Lyubovny isn’t a DJ, and according to 50 Cent, he’s not even a real journalist. He’s an “industry plant,” working not just for the government but for the hidden powers behind governments. Sound like a conspiracy? The receipts are stacking up.

50 Cent isn’t just talking—he’s taking action. When Vlad posted a video featuring Cal Dawson discussing the infamous 2000 shooting when 50 Cent was hit nine times, 50 immediately demanded the video be taken down. Vlad complied, but the tension only grew deeper.

The Godfrey Setup

The latest chapter in the Vlad saga centers on comedian Godfrey. Back in 2020, Vlad interviewed DL Hughley and twisted Minister Louis Farrakhan’s words, accusing him of anti-Semitism. Vlad claimed Farrakhan called all Jewish people “Satan” and told his followers to throw rocks at them.

But the truth? Farrakhan spoke metaphorically, urging people to “throw the stone of truth” at falsehood. Godfrey and other public figures called out Vlad for flat-out lying and stoking division in the Black community. Godfrey didn’t mince words: “Vlad TV is cancelled. We have to protect our culture from the vultures.”

Godfrey teamed up with Lord Jamar, Mysonne the General, and Royce da 5’9” to boycott VladTV, demanding an apology for the misrepresentation. Vlad refused. Godfrey went further, exposing Vlad’s hypocrisy: despite being married to a Black woman, Vlad profits from Black trauma and negativity.

“You can date Black women and marry them and all of a sudden you can’t respect us? No. Getting a little tired of being used monetarily, aren’t you?” Godfrey declared. “Any culture protects their culture. If Black people say anything bad about any culture, we have to apologize right away. So, I think if you insult us, you should apologize to us. We are not animals. We are not some amusement ride that you can get on when you want to.”

Lord Jamar’s Flip-Flop

But the boycott quickly fell apart. Lord Jamar, once a regular on VladTV and a vocal critic, quietly returned for interviews and collabs. He even started trashing Godfrey alongside Vlad, labeling him “not solid.” Fans saw through the act, blasting Jamar for running back to Vlad after swearing him off.

Godfrey clapped back, reminding Jamar of his own words and accusing him of selling his soul for a seat at Vlad’s table. “You got to sell something. Like a soul. How much does a soul cost?” Godfrey mused, highlighting the hypocrisy.

Vlad’s Pattern: Setting Traps

If you think this is just about beef, think again. Vlad has a long history of asking questions so specific and deep it feels like he’s reading from a police file. Rappers have walked into VladTV thinking it’s just another interview, only to get blindsided by questions about old charges, street beefs, and names never mentioned in public.

Lil Baby, for instance, was stunned when Vlad brought up a prison fight with a white inmate—a story Baby never told anyone. Lil Woody, another rapper, said Vlad’s questioning was identical to police interrogation tactics, confirming, “Oh yeah. He the police. Nothing nobody else could tell me.”

Even Mike Tyson was put on the spot, with Vlad pressing him about his connections to street figures. Tyson shut him down, reminding Vlad that these were just people from his neighborhood, not criminal associates.

Vlad’s Snitching Moves

Vlad’s reputation as an “informant” goes beyond interviews. When he got into a Twitter spat with Princeton professor Morgan Jerkin over Kendrick Lamar’s diss track, Vlad tagged Princeton and threatened to report her for saying hip-hop is a Black folk affair. Fans dragged him for trying to get a Black woman fired over a tweet.

Vlad’s hypocrisy was on full display when he called Nicki Minaj “Snitchy Minaj” for her comments about Roc Nation. The internet clapped back, reminding Vlad that he’s the one with a history of running to the feds—especially after Rick Ross allegedly sent someone to jump him.

The Culture Fights Back

The backlash against Vlad is growing. Artists, comedians, and fans are calling for a boycott, urging Black entertainers to stop giving Vlad access to their stories. The message is clear: Vlad profits from Black pain, stirs up drama, and allegedly works with law enforcement to build cases against artists.

50 Cent is leading the charge, warning his people to protect themselves and their culture. “Don’t get sucked into this, bro,” comedian Godfrey said. “When you’re successful, you’re everybody’s type. Be careful with that.”

Vlad’s Next Target: 50 Cent?

Insiders say Vlad is setting his sights on 50 Cent, hoping to trap him in legal drama or stir up controversy to take him down. But 50 Cent isn’t backing down. He’s pulling receipts, exposing Vlad’s tactics, and urging his circle to stay away.

“Y’all better quit talking to that Vlad dude. He’s a fed,” 50 Cent warned. The hip-hop community is listening, and the culture is pushing back.

Final Thoughts

This isn’t just another celebrity feud—it’s a battle for the soul of hip-hop. DJ Vlad has built an empire on controversy, but the culture is waking up. With 50 Cent, Godfrey, and others sounding the alarm, Vlad’s days as the “voice of the culture” may be numbered.

For now, the message is simple: Protect your story. Protect your culture. And whatever you do, don’t let the feds—or their puppets—control the narrative.

Stay tuned to Tabloid Times for every explosive update as this wild saga continues.