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The interview went viral, with many questioning the validity of Soulja Boy's claims. In December 2016, Lyubovny interviewed Soulja Boy, who explained events surrounding a home invasion and shooting in 2008. In May 2010, Lyubovny voiced himself for a cameo in The Boondocks episode "Bitches to Rags". In April 2009, the Star & Buc Wild show joined the VladTV family to do a daily feature. On April 15, 2010, a New York Federal Jury awarded Lyubovny $300,000 in his civil suit, finding Ross liable for setting Lyubovny up for the attack at the 2008 Ozone Awards in Houston, Texas.
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In August 2008, Lyubovny was assaulted by rapper Rick Ross's entourage after he covered a story on the rapper's former career as a corrections officer. Lyubovny then decided to drop all other endeavours and focus on YouTube full-time. In 2008, Lyubovny turned his attention towards YouTube, which had recently launched its Partner Program which allows content creators to earn money. He was also making hip hop DVDs, but was financially struggling as DVD sales began to decline. He moved to New York City and released the Rap Phenomenon mixtape series. Lyubovny later launched and initially uploaded mp3 files of DJ mixtapes. Let me try and concentrate and do music as well'." He directed on the American Gangster television series, as well as the documentary film Ghostride the Whip. In a 2010 interview with Parlé Magazine, he stated: "I kinda reached this point where I was like 'I really wanna do music. He began DJing after experimenting with a friend's equipment. Lyubovny was initially making hip hop beats, but later quit when he realized he would not be successful at it. Lyubovny became interested in hip hop in his youth when N.W.A released their debut album. Lyubovny was born in Kyiv, Ukraine (then part of the Soviet Union) to a Russian Jewish family and moved to the United States at the age of five, first living in Springfield, Massachusetts before his family settled down in San Mateo, California.