Curtis Carroll on Being "Active" with Guns at 13, Blowing Money from $25K Robbery in Weeks (Part 2)

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Curtis "Wall Street" Carroll recently shared his criminal past in an eye-opening interview with VladTV. Starting at the young age of 12, Carroll initially engaged in minor thefts, influenced by his neighborhood environment in Oakland. Early crimes included stealing ice cream Snickers bars and breaking into arcade games to steal quarters. His operations were often assisted by his uncle, who acted as a getaway driver. As he grew more entrenched in criminal activities, Carroll escalated from petty theft to more dangerous endeavors, including home robberies around the age of 13. This period marked his foray into "active" use of firearms, as he sought out significant monetary gains. In one instance, Carroll recounted blowing through $25,000 from a robbery within weeks, driven by the fleeting lifestyle he believed wouldn’t last beyond age 18.

[@joojoobaw]

I don’t condone stealing, but when he said the first thing he stole was a Snickers ice cream bar….. I understood.

[@eightiesbabiesent.7709]

When did he get released, he had life. I’m glad that brother home God Is Good 👌

[@sir3533]

Straight up 😂

[@EmEs1018]

Them Snickers Ice Cream bars used to put my soul at ease back in the day..

[@kyshac81]

The Best Damn ice cream ever.

[@staceya.harris2700]

Reminds me when I was a kid…I understand completely

[@THEREALLAMARSTAR]

I remember watching his prison interview, wishing he was free, and finally he is 🙏🏿

[@Aldelgado23]

Finally a good interview from someone I haven’t heard of

[@larenzowesley30]

Vlad usally tryz to get interviews with famous people that's the whole point 😂

[@ScottiePimpinn]

@@larenzowesley30Charles Cosby, Michael franseze, not famous

[@ahmade.8142]

Yes, the interviews have been absolute trash for 2-3 weeks now

[@AG-xt6ei]

Tired of boosie, tray dee n fbg guy

[@verticalintegration5222]

You must be new

[@markanthonyholm]

Oh shit my boy is out??? 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@guapoblanco9623]

Fo real, i had to make sure it was who i thought it was.

[@AprilCampbell]

This dude has a brilliant mind and was committing crime. The hood is F’d up like that. This man is a financial genius. Literally‼️

[@rashonward4043]

His ass was illiterate lol he taught himself to read in jail this shit really crazyyy

[@AmandaBaker-qy7cr]

Bro, your videos are gold.

[@lyrikalinyoswiminpoo]

I AM SOOOOOOOOOOO GLAD THIS GUY IS OUT!!! OH MAN!!!! I’LL JUST WAIT FOR THE FULL INTERVIEW TO COME OUT!!! 😂🙏🏾👏🏾

[@benstolen4478]

Cereal boxes, shoe boxes and mattresses are were definitely cash spots in the trap

[@vinnysaccount]

92nd and Sunnyside…that’s where Hotlips is from (if I’m not mistaken). Hotlips was an East Oakland knock out artist! OG would fight anybody including the police! It’s around the corner from Booker’s Liquor Store that be in all them rap videos especially during the hyphy movement. Deep East Oakland, 👌🏾Hunnit Zone!

[@vladtv]

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[@southside3349]

Cant lie great content shows how messed up it is in the hood.

[@FourwayPhil]

Thank u for not interrupting a million times or making everything about yourself Vladimir. This guy has a more interesting life than u could ever dream of.

[@biga3586]

He finally out! Where I been at! This dude right here is smart! Very intelligent guy!

[@DP_337]

Nah no lie my boy Curtis need a movie about his life

[@sacthakingtv]

I swear listening to this I thought this dude was telling my life story at those same ages because I was doing the exact same things to a T that he described luckily for me I was never caught for any of them crimes back then but I swear his story and mine is 99% the same in this clip at those same ages wow

[@SackchaserzzLLC]

You shole not lying i was right there

[@briankane460]

😂

[@luiscortez3817]

Vlad is trying to send this cat back to jail.

[@jaymoney9407]

How? He’s speaking about his childhood before he got locked up this last time. Y’all speak off pure ignorance . Dude ain’t saying anything that could get him convicted 😂

[@_MoneyMike_]

Exactly lol saying he don’t know if someone got shot when he was shooting

[@MrUnpredictable187]

6:18 here comes the home invasion story😂 surprised Vlad didn’t bring it up😂

[@Firefox_611]

I thought Vlad was going to bring it up too!!!

[@tayeeddings7501]

Damn Sunnyside is ole skool i started playing tball on Sunnyside good memories over there ole skool gangsta name Ice T homie had the flyest perm😂😂 i remember Fat Mary and CheChe the twin Kent and Kerry reall ole skool Oakland

[@TveeV-xc8qj]

Bro gave away the stash cereal boxes 😂

[@KingofChicag0Gaming]

A lil advice. Interview more ppl we dont know. Look at JOE ROGAN. this is how u get interesting stories from shit u never knew about. How many times u wanna tell the same tupac stories. Just saying

[@Strebor.11]

🥂

[@lebogangcalvin5935]

Curtis Carroll is my role model. I First saw his video from Ted presentations wail in University back 2018. After he understood wall street. I also went on a path to understanding Derivatives. Now, I'm one of few individuals from South African Townships. Born without Wealth. Grew up in a fatherless home. Gained the ability to Teach my family members and friends about how wall street whipsaw Humanity off. Soon I Began to teach myself how to build a portfolio from scratch composed of stocks, bonds, futures at age 22. Curtis I wish one day my brother I can meet you, you inspired me more than any of my teachers in high school, and university professors. Do not let Fame and Fortune Change your values please.

[@Gillz34]

Great interview vlad

[@ceenote6364]

When my guy get out . Salute

[@ninobanks1551]

Thank God he free

[@welcometotheclub6057]

FINALLY DROPPED A GOOD INTERVIEW VLAD BEEN SLIPPING

[@godiegovlogs9419]

I remember seeing him on lock up raw when I was a teenager .. I’m 30 now lol that’s crazy I knew exactly who this was when I seen him @djvlad

[@BirdFromYakiVegas]

For real man he finally got out

[@sammynogo559]

I’ve been waitin on him to get out thank god

[@JayvionBedford]

That's my order brother what's up Kurt tell fuzz what up imma call him in the AM this Maine 900 zone Rip Moe

[@Scruface954]

He's gonna be a crypto millionaire

[@JayLive-js5gy]

Florida to cali 🫡

[@ohhhuusooough1201]

Dammm thats what iused to candy store game coins then bricks 😂😂😂😂 this shhh brings me back memories

[@RonGlaze]

Damn thats cus you interviewed from prison…

[@briankane460]

Glad this man got out!!

[@omarsayers7803]

Kendrick Carroll

[@DanielGonzalez-wb6yi]

Gives me Cuba gooding junior vibes

[@danielleshipman9001]

If somebody breaks into your home, that means it wasn’t your house to begin with!!!!!!!!!!

[@kookutta]

That sound so stupid..It's my home when I twist that cap back

[@EmEs1018]

If you’re down THAT bad and you have to take something from other people that have something, and YOU ALREADY they won’t be hurting if you rob them or whatever for $1,2,5,10k, I understand that desperation… Sometimes we’re about to die before we came up on you..

[@kingclark6376]

Sounds like a gang to me 92nd & sunnyside 😂

[@kyshac81]

Sunnyside was a “Turf”. 92nd was more of a “Turf”. But there was somewhat of a gang but still a “Turf” called 9600 B.O.S.S. 96th Ave (Birch, Olive, Sunnyside) all cross streets next to each other. B.O.S.S. was a Wild with a lot of Nxggas over there, to say the least. Birch was the most dangerous street to be on. Folks always got 🔫 over there. This was the time this dude was out there.

[@GoldenKey757]

I didnt know he was out

[@tgman3000]

I thought he had life

[@baldwincobb]

Terrible uncle 😂

[@laurabustinza9526]

Poverty at a young is sad, than his uncle expect him to provide. What our youth have to endure when you have so many struggles and no one to direct you.

[@CalGrier-eb5gj]

Gtfoh can't blame this on poverty

[@bryanserrano6381]

He look like an old Kendrick

[@bctdmarketingdesign675]

that crew almost sounds like earz tha Christ. He disappeared lol find him glad!

[@danielleshipman9001]

He wasn’t stealing that stuff was free

[@_MoneyMike_]

Vlad really emphasizes the negative sh**

[@jeffpine3036]

Lil OG, right on Vladimir. Don't mention your a billionaire!

[@user-fx8nb3cl8u]

Our people been lost since the beginning of time and it still showing with everyone that comes on this show 😢90 percent of them did the dumbest shyt ever and now they letting the world know what happened smh

[@christopherpearson7479]

How you bust your gun “ a bunch of times” but can’t remember if you ever shot someone? I call cap 🧢 on some of this interview

[@kyshac81]

You think he’s going to sit here and claim he shot someone?

[@MilesNiska]

Elated to see this man free. And no I’m not a motherfuxking BOT

[@newbskywalker7246]

Thought dude was Kendrick for a .5 second

[@WolfishSupremacy]

This guy will by back in jail by (part 34) 😂😂

[@JermaineClark-lw3ll]

No way

[@danielleshipman9001]

It wasn’t the fact that he needed money with these quarters. Because he was already stealing stuff that was free. So he didn’t need money. It was the fact that somebody brought money to him and now he’s wondering how did you get money?

[@joshbrown3060]

9:36 This is when Vlad incorporates FED questions in the interview

[@joojoobaw]

lol aint any feds coming for stories of a 15 year old 30+ years ago when he already did his time for the one actual murder he was accused of

[@Zopeh]

Vlad trying to get him locked up

[@jasonn5214]

I thought wall street had life he made it out

[@raularaujo1329]

This dude sounds like T.i.

[@ryangandy1127]

This dude was teaching us stocks in prison. Glad he's out!

[@bigdogstatus7659]

Your first two questions is wild to me its like you love demonizing black men

[@bdoggy6191]

You got to look at it like this he's talking to a x gangster talking about his history who did how many years in jail?... What kind of questions do you think he's going to ask about his life growing up.... It's about his life story leading up to his jail sentence 2 current times

[@bigdogstatus7659]

@@bdoggy6191 i feel u g but dam u start the interview flat off with that like dam where’s the courteousy

[@bdoggy6191]

@@bigdogstatus7659 lol .word .i got u ..i see that part

[@ilovewhatido]

He was being used by his uncle

[@verticalintegration5222]

I once took $3400 worth of quarters from the back seat of a guys cars who gave me and my friend a ride. He was taking them to the bank for the store he was working for (Michael’s) the crafts store This was in 1996 I was 13 years old I gave my friend $100 he was 19 I had ran away from a group home with him he was in the independent living area of the facility. It was crazy I pretty much ran the streets on my own with no adult supervision age 11 to age 16 and I been on my own ever since 😂damn being a kid was fun

[@classof2010president]

Cap

[@scphone6698]

Crazy we as Mexicans come here they teach us to work and give you game on getting legitimate money , he came to a new city and his elders taught him to be a thief and walked him into juve and jail for 30 years 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@sir3533]

Really?😂🤦🏾‍♂️

[@ryangandy1127]

The most ignorant comment ever

[@thefarside2639]

They also teach y’all how to traffic drugs, women, underage girls they teach you how to extort the business owners in you community they teach you how to steal cars strip them and y’all good for getting them catalytic converters and them dudes that work hard on them labor jobs get drunk after work and ether go buy box off the street or they are doing sick things to the young women in their family and it gets swept under the rug so please hector don’t act like Mexicans are exempt from being terrible humans because we both know that’s not the case

[@thedutchman1302]

I just hope homeboy didn’t say too much during this interview and spilled any incriminating stuff…seems like a canary

[@joojoobaw]

Didn’t he already did his time for the one thing he was part of that isn’t under statutes of limitation?

[@thedutchman1302]

@@joojoobaw murder ain’t got no statute of limitation my boy

[@isidrosalas5088]

You need to worry about what you say; he's good. He spent 27 yrs in Prison and everything he says is already part of his story that led up to his incarceration. Relax

[@JoeBlowtheLoverman]

You have to pay attention to most of these do's bios and histories. A lot of it is petty. Dave's little car chain snatching. Bullshit that they keep elevating, not because they want to, but because they're too dumb to realize somebody is manipulating now I'm gonna watch this interview, but I'm pretty sure he led an imprisoned on the most pedious bullshit.