Ivan Salaberrios

@djvlad @JoeBudden @marclamonthill It’s a low day when you get clown by podcast people. SMH 👎

I never thought I would see this day. @JoeBudden and @marclamonthill, 2 guys who usually criticize me, go off on Aries Spears pocket watching Boosie and demanding more money for interviews. And they made this video before I replied to Aries. They correctly predicted me kicking Aries off VladTV. Thanks to both of you for explaining how basic business works. Something Aries will never understand.

@trapsntrunks Atlanta is a deep thriving city. Always has been. Lots of opportunities throughout the city. Atlanta has its own identity and plenty of pride.

Wicked from Ghetto Mafia back at it again 👀🔥 and he ain’t easing up at all… after his first rant went viral, he just doubled down defending Atlanta heavy, calling out out-of-towners and folks in the comments speaking down on the city. In the new clip, he basically says every time he touches ATL he sees real ones moving a certain way, and if you coming around talking crazy or running into “bad energy,” that’s a reflection of who YOU around — not the city itself 💯 He even went as far as saying a lot of dudes online wouldn’t even be outside like that for real… This all comes after his first video where he checked people blaming Atlanta for everything going on lately, and now he standing on it even harder 😳 Based on what he’s saying, he really feel like ATL reputation getting played with by outsiders who not tapped in the right way Y’all rocking with Wicked on this one or he doing too much? 🤔🔥

@80sBank Ras had no hits. 🤷🏽‍♂️ lyricists came and went throughout hip hop.

If the original to "Soul on Ice" was a punch to your pride, then naturally, the remix, with Diamond D on the boards, was a punch, square to the nose, right front of your date to the Sadie Hawkins dance. Ras Kas was & remains not to be f'd with. '96

@evboogie Lay Slay wasn’t shit. Couple albums got some spin. Nothing more, nothing notable.

RIP DRAMA KING.

@Claressashields Villains are what trend the fastest.

👀 Sheesh. Social media has made people so comfortable disrespecting others, they forget real life exists. Everybody can’t deal with disrespect 🤷🏽‍♀️

@Claressashields Scripted. I’m sure of it.

@lilduval Look how the same idea worked for Russia… it doesn’t.

Instead on forcing young people to enlist in the draft why don’t America just let all our prisoners fight for us?

@Thechat101 Don’t shoot the messenger. NUC need to respond with some hits or Say less.

Shawn Cotton says he’s been in New York for 2 days and he’s disappointed in the music scene here. People in the city are listening to Gunna, Future, and southern artists and he hasn’t heard anybody listening to New York music period

@madd___slander Eiht is respected across rap music. Str8 up menace is a classic. No equal. But he not a legend.

Is MC Eiht a Legend?

@RanWithThePlan Gangsta rap was more of a gimmick. Cube came up off that gimmick. Nas and Big were/are not gimmick or novelty rappers.

Cube is a top 3 rapper ever. Nas and Big are not. Yall got Cube fucked up. He was arguably the best rapper in the 90s.

@Boutthatpaper @RanWithThePlan Cube no slouch but he ain’t top 20.

@RanWithThePlan Cube is right up there with Hov and Nas, Yayo is my guy but he's trippin here

@RanWithThePlan @BlvkIsBeautiful Cube was overshadowed by Pac, Face, and Snoop. Dont bother comparing Cube to Nas or Biggie

@BlvkIsBeautiful You listen to Nas first 2 albums you heard his entire discography. he never progressed

@RanWithThePlan Click bait engagement farming. Without the gimmick of gangsta rap, ice cube is LA’s too short or Willie d Biggie was his own style. Nas has no equal.

@elonmusk Can’t trust THIS app either. 🤷🏽‍♂️

Can’t trust WhatsApp

@tzion_sinned Hassan is a jerk.

In the wake of the passing of Afrikaa Bambataa my thoughts and prayers go to Hassan Campbell and the other victims terrorized by that man.

@MrChuckD Something about “fact and truth” these jackasses don’t comprehend. Love or hate Bam, doesn’t change his existence. Dude experienced brutality in the days NYC had its gang problem. Used it to put music and a culture of peace on the streets. Can’t erase that.

@MrChuckD By posting this, you give every self righteous MF with an internet acct the path to posting something stupid that they heard (ab Bam)but don’t know. 🤷🏽‍♂️

@DJSylent @Bushbabees @Watson3172 @FrshoutHipHop I’m laughing at the hypocrisy of today. They criticize today’s music for sounding the same but NYC hiphop was doing the same. 😆 this sound like 50 other songs released out of NYC. 🤷🏽‍♂️

Da Bush Babees - “Remember We” Prod By: Salaam Remi Album: Ambushed (1994)

@80sBank Drunken Master did similar with 50 Niggg Deep 🫤 Some ppl impressed with anything.

I can't speak for Brooklyn. But man, I don't know how "Broken Language" isn't enshrined in the borough's Hall of Fame lol. What Smooth Da Hustler & Trigga Tha Gambler did over this DR Period knocker, is legendary shit. Btw, Smooth penned Foxy's verse for "ain't no n//ga" too?!

@80sBank This is cool but it’s not what you think it is.