Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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In this VladTV interview, Brian “Glaze” Gibbs responds to Bimmy’s account of a tense funeral confrontation after the firebombing of Fat Cat’s mother’s home, where Fat Cat’s disabled sister was killed. Gibbs disputes Bimmy’s version, saying the issue wasn’t simply over a woman and criticizing how Bimmy portrays his role around Fat Cat and the Supreme Team.
Glaze also addresses Gerald “Prince” Miller’s release from prison, explaining their connection through Fat Cat’s “roundtable” and why he once helped Prince financially despite hearing negative stories. He questions Prince’s post-prison commentary about “rats,” loyalty, and people who testified, while also reacting to 50 Cent’s lyric about “Preme” and Prince. The conversation touches on Supreme Team history, prison politics, Fat Cat, Pappy, Bimmy, Prince Miller, Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff, and the legacy of 1980s street figures in hip-hop culture.
Part 6: youtu.be/0c5vK_CZFe0
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Part 4: youtu.be/D9fBpbYtHrg
Part 1: youtu.be/U699JHhcvnM
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In this VladTV interview, Brian “Glaze” Gibbs responds to Bimmy’s account of a tense funeral confrontation after the firebombing of Fat Cat’s mother’s home, where Fat Cat’s disabled sister was killed. Gibbs disputes Bimmy’s version, saying the issue wasn’t simply over a woman and criticizing how Bimmy portrays his role around Fat Cat and the Supreme Team.
Glaze also addresses Gerald “Prince” Miller’s release from prison, explaining their connection through Fat Cat’s “roundtable” and why he once helped Prince financially despite hearing negative stories. He questions Prince’s post-prison commentary about “rats,” loyalty, and people who testified, while also reacting to 50 Cent’s lyric about “Preme” and Prince. The conversation touches on Supreme Team history, prison politics, Fat Cat, Pappy, Bimmy, Prince Miller, Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff, and the legacy of 1980s street figures in hip-hop culture.
