Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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In this VladTV interview, Crip Mac addresses the man online calling himself “Crip Mac Dad,” firmly denying any family connection and accusing him of chasing clout. Speaking with Vlad, the L.A. rapper explains why the claim doesn’t add up, pointing to his Samoan and Polynesian background while discussing how people have tried to link themselves to him for attention.
The conversation also moves into Crip Mac’s experiences in jail, including a 2019 dorm incident involving Bad News from 62 Brims, where he says he lost a molar after being knocked into concrete. He also recalls a separate fight with YC from Eight Track Gangsters connected to tensions involving Brick Baby, with Southsiders, non-affiliates, Baby Braze, and others present. Crip Mac reflects on respect, fades, and jail politics in a raw interview touching on identity, street reputation, and viral clout culture.
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Watch this Full Interview: youtu.be/TunRFx7UMgU
Part 6: youtu.be/4D0cng_0Rwk
Part 4: youtu.be/wQLxzgfjCJQ
Part 1: youtu.be/Jh3J6qTfS-s
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In this VladTV interview, Crip Mac addresses the man online calling himself “Crip Mac Dad,” firmly denying any family connection and accusing him of chasing clout. Speaking with Vlad, the L.A. rapper explains why the claim doesn’t add up, pointing to his Samoan and Polynesian background while discussing how people have tried to link themselves to him for attention.
The conversation also moves into Crip Mac’s experiences in jail, including a 2019 dorm incident involving Bad News from 62 Brims, where he says he lost a molar after being knocked into concrete. He also recalls a separate fight with YC from Eight Track Gangsters connected to tensions involving Brick Baby, with Southsiders, non-affiliates, Baby Braze, and others present. Crip Mac reflects on respect, fades, and jail politics in a raw interview touching on identity, street reputation, and viral clout culture.
