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Jack Thriller's 16 or Better Cypher (Episode 2) (@jackthriller @mysonne)

http://www.vladtv.com - Jack Thriller is back with the second installment of his 16 or Better cypher series with a drop from Marlon Wayans. This time Jack looks on with Lil Cease and Mysonne as Hip Hop Gamer, Jae Hall, Hollywood Ric, and Monet set the mic ablaze.

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Colin Kaepernick Denies He Was Involved in Sexual Assault (@Kaepernick7)

Yesterday, the story broke that San Francisco 49er Colin Kaepernick is being investigated for alleged sexual assault in Miami.

The quarterback has not been charged, however, according to TMZ, the woman involved in the case may have been drugged on the night in question and doesn't remember much of what happened.

Kaepernick took to Twitter this morning to address the situation, denying any wrongdoing, and thanking supporters who haven't turned their backs.

Peep the tweets above.

Exclusive! RZA: Paul Walker was Down to Earth and Real (@rza)

RZA sat down with VladTV to talk about his new film, "Brick Mansions," which co-stars the late Paul Walker.

During the interview, RZA stressed how down to earth and real Walker was, emphasizing that he was an excellent father and human being. RZA also revealed that he was so saddened by Walker's passing that he stopped his own studio session and immediately recorded a song in memory of his fallen friend.

Check out the interview above. "Brick Mansions" hits theaters April 25th.

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Exclusive! Talib Kweli: Jamar's Points are Lost in Street Talk (@talibkweli @lordjamar)

Talib Kweli sat down with VLADTV to share his view on Macklemore's level headed response to Lord Jamar's "white rappers are guests in Hip-Hop" statements, as well as Jamar speaking in street terms, which makes it easier for fans to pick apart his arguments.

He agrees with Macklemore's respectful response to Jamar. He recognizes Lord Jamar's contributions to Hip-Hop culture, and whether you agree with his views or not, feels he deserves a certain level of respect.

He also agrees with Jamar that there is a certain level of white privilege in Hip-Hop, and the emasculation of the black male image is a real problem, but doesn't believe white rappers are to be considered "guests" within the culture.

Peep the interview above.