Tekashi 6ix9ine Asks DJ Vlad Which Interviewee Smelled the Worst

Interviews seem simple, right? You sit down, ask questions, get answers. But anyone who’s conducted a few will tell you — some conversations are gold, some are frustrating… and some are unforgettable for reasons you wouldn’t expect.

Enter Tekashi 6ix9ine, the man known for chaos, energy, and saying exactly what’s on his mind, sitting down with DJ Vlad, the legend of hip-hop interviews. And the topic? Not who was the most famous, not who went viral, but… who smelled the worst.

[Sound effect: record scratch]

Tekashi Gets Curious

TEKASHI 6IX9INE (laughing):
Yo Vlad, for real… outta all the interviews you ever did, who was the best? I ain’t talking most views, I’m talking… the one that really hit different.

DJ VLAD:
Honestly? Your interview is definitely one of them.

TEKASHI:
If it wasn’t me, it wasn’t you.

DJ VLAD:
Nah, for real… Fab Morvan from Milli Vanilli.

[Beat swells slightly — nostalgic]

The Milli Vanilli Story

Ah yes, Milli Vanilli — the infamous pop duo that shook the world in the late ’80s and early ’90s. They won Grammys, performed worldwide… and none of it was real.

DJ VLAD:
I interviewed the surviving member, Fab Morvan. It was such a deep story… fame, illusion, and how being caught in the wrong place at the wrong time can destroy you.

TEKASHI:
Yo, that’s wild, bro… like real-life “what the hell happened?”

The scandal reshaped the music industry. Ghost singers? Still around, but now credit is mandatory. Auto-tune? Sure, but you can’t fake the entire voice anymore.

The One That Went Wrong

TEKASHI:
Okay, okay… now tell me this — who was the whackest interview you ever did?

DJ VLAD (sighs):
Lil Wayne. Before VladTV officially existed, I did a DVD press day with him… and bro, he did not want to answer a single question. One-word answers. Practically ignoring me. I left that interview frustrated.

TEKASHI (laughing):
Yo, that’s classic Lil Wayne energy.

The Burning Question

And then came the one question Tekashi had been waiting for:

TEKASHI:
Aight Vlad, straight up… who smelled the worst?

[Beat pause — suspenseful, comedic]

DJ VLAD (laughing nervously):
Man… I don’t get close enough to people like that. Usually, we’re a few feet apart. Honestly? I can’t remember anyone smelling that bad.

TEKASHI:
C’mon, you acting like Lil Wayne right now! Pick someone! Throw dirt on ’em!

DJ VLAD (thinking):
Uh… okay, if I had to pick… Mitch Green. The guy Mike Tyson knocked out years ago. He could barely talk, barely stand… and we had to subtitle the entire interview. English, yes… but nothing he said made sense.

Mitch Green — The Interview No One Will Forget

Mitch Green, folks. The only interview Vlad regretted but still put out. Drugs, chaos, and a voice so slurred it could break transcription software — this was one conversation you wouldn’t forget.

DJ VLAD (laughing):
I wanted to trash it… but I didn’t. Put it out anyway.

[Beat fades — teasing chuckle, playful sound effects]

Lessons From Vlad’s Interviews

From Milli Vanilli’s ghosted vocals to Lil Wayne’s one-word masterpiece to Mitch Green’s unforgettable odor, DJ Vlad’s interviews cover the full spectrum of music industry insanity.

And Tekashi? He just wants the tea — even if it’s about who smells the worst. Because in hip-hop, energy, stories, and yes, even hygiene, all matter.

Conclusion

Whether it’s deep stories, frustrating encounters, or chaotic, unfiltered moments, interviews remain a unique lens into the personalities behind the music. Tekashi’s curiosity, combined with Vlad’s legendary experience, gives fans a front-row seat to the humor, chaos, and unpredictability of the industry.

Sometimes, the best stories aren’t about fame or success — they’re about the moments that make you laugh, cringe, or shake your head in disbelief. And for Tekashi 6ix9ine and DJ Vlad, this conversation had all three.

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