Jay Z Talks Beef With Mobb Deep

 

Jay-Z has become one of the biggest legends in the history of hip-hop, but that definitely doesn’t mean everyone has to like him. He’s been no stranger to a big list of feuds, with people from Nas to Tupac. There’s a reason for that. He hasn’t always been a titan of the industry like he is now. 

Saigon Talks Mobb Deep Beef

 

Havoc started off speaking about the era in hip-hop before him, which Saigon explained as “an awakening.” Saigon then turned his attention to Mobb Deep coming on the map, and he explained that he “lost half my fanbase” during their beef. Saigon then explained that Prodigy and Havoc were trying to “wake people up” with their music, and he pointed out that 2Pac and Ice Cube were doing the same thing. 

Eminem Calls On 50 Cent To Handle His Lightweight

Now that Nick Cannon has decided to release diss tracks aimed at Eminem, 50 Cent has something to say. The war of words started when Cannon dropped "The Invitation," a diss track that Cannon created in response to Eminem's feature on Fat Joe's "Lord Above". 

Method Man Talks Partying With Tupac & Diddy

 

Method Man appeared on ‘Drink Champs’ and recalled being at the 1996 Soul Train Awards afterparty while on mushrooms. Meth’s journey on ‘shrooms found him encountering both Diddy and Tupac on the same night, with Method Man noting seeing them both was at the height of the East Coast/West Coast rap beef. 

Migos And Chief Keef Beef Squashed

The beef between Atlanta rap crew Migos and Chicago's Chief Keef has been drawn out for about a year now, but finally all of the tension between them has been put to rest.  While both the Migos and Keef's GBE crew have spent a lot of energy harboring negative emotions and firing off disses at one another, they managed to put all of their differences aside for the benefit of their careers.

Both Keef and the Migos members posted the same picture of them standing together, with the official Migos Twitter account captioning the image, "Miglo."  Their newfound peace was influenced greatly by Atlanta OG KK, who intervened and helped the young rappers turn what could've become a very negative situation for both sides into something positive that can they can benefit from in the long-run.  OG KK addressed their newfound peace on Twitter.

Drake And Kanye Are Beefing Again

So, you probably know the back story already. But, Kanye West got on the radio with Kendra G and apologizes for the MAGA hat as well as the statement "slavery was a choice." It was actually "sounds like a choice to me," but who cares. Anyway, everybody is talking about Kanye saying sorry and crying. BUT we are NOT talking about Kanye calling Drizzy "insensitive" and denying that he helped Pusha T reveal that Drake was "hiding a son."

"I don't play like that, I don't play in that place. It ain't no beef. Ain't nobody got no beef. Nobody going to jail. I'm not calling nobody to do nothing," he said. "I don't do that. I make beats, I'm here for a reason. The universe is on my side."

"We all got love for Drake. We understand he was upset about it, and I felt it was insensitive of him to stress me out in any way after TMZ while I'm in Wyoming, healing, pulling all pieces together."

And last, but not least, Kanye said that Drake would send him the "devil" emoji and harass him.

It may seem like nothing to the commoner but that ain't true. He uses three sets of "666" and a devil emoji in a post and the LOL emoji in the aftermath of the interview. Most people agree this was a response without saying something. Drake is selling out show after show on tour, so its crazy that he took time to do this.

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Lil Flip Talks T.I. Beef Video

(The Wrap-Up Magazine) Lil Flip dropped a ton of knowledge during this exclusive clip with DJ Vlad. On top of speaking on his new lines of work, the Cloverland native addressed the beef between him and T.I. and told us how it all came to an end. "It was a meeting, face to face. Me, him and J. Prince," Lil Flip disclosed as he began to break down how they worked things out. "That's what grown men do - sit down and figure the s*** out." In the end he said the "cooler head prevailed" before commenting on Lil Keke's stance on the entire ordeal.

Hear about Lil Flip's other business ventures, his current relationship with Scarface, and why he'll never be a yes man in our latest exclusive. "This is how it is: You got those people that are smart enough to know bull***t when they see it, and then you got those people who are brainwashed by TV and people having management deals with certain people...I believe in God, right? And peep this: what I've been instilled and what I instill in my son is no matter how much fame you get, remember who you are. So at the end of the day, I'm Wesley. Flip is a name that I made up..."

Drake's Biggest Hit Is Sampled From Timmy Thomas

The 70's R&B song 'Why can't we live together' may be one of Drakes biggest hits as to date. The music teacher, whose 1972 song “Why Can't We Live Together” was sampled for Drake's hit “Hotline Bling,” hopes he will.

Originally released in 1972, Timmy Thomas’ peace anthem ‘Why can’t We Live Together’ is to get an official 12″ vinyl reissue after being sampled on Drake’s ‘Hotline Bling’. The 2015 hit was built around Thomas’s stripped-back hook, made with just a Hammond organ and percussion from an early rhythm machine.

 Thomas is happy about the way Drake went about clearing the sample explaining, “he did it the right way, he contacted my publishing company and contacted my writers. And so there’s nobody running.” “Why Can’t We Live Together” is a song about peace and Thomas is glad Drake didn’t use any of the original vocals to change the meaning of the song.

In an era where artists are constantly being sued over sampling in their music Timmy Thomas is glad Drake sampled his 1973 hit, “Why Can't We Live Together” in “Hotline Bling.”

 Drake's massive "Hotline Bling" was not submitted, due to a clerical error on the part of label Cash Money. Drake did score five Grammy nominations in other categories, including best rap album for If You're Reading This It's Too Late and best rap song for "Energy."

See Other Artist Facts Below:

The Truth Behind Cash Money Vs No Limit Records Beef

Understanding The Greatest Beef In R&B History

Drake Fires Shots At Kanye West

Beef between Drake and Kanye West seems to be brewing. In a new song snippet, which made its way around the internet on Tuesday (Sept. 4) and appears to be from a collaboration with French Montana, Drake can be heard throwing shade at Yeezy 305s.

Drake And Kanye Are Beefing Again

Bad blood between Drake and Kanye has been building since Drizzy's beef with Pusha-T earlier this year. Many assumed that Kanye gave Pusha-T the ammo aimed at Drake—airing out that he had a secret child and the mother was a porn star—something the Chicago rapper denied during a recent interview.

Rumors circulated over the weekend that Drake had an affair with Kanye's wife, Kim Kardashian, and a conspiracy theorist on Twitter wrote an impressive thread tying Drake's lyrics to the alleged affair.

New Drake & French Montana coming?! “Keepin’ it G, I told her don’t wear no 350’s around me”... Produced by @LondonOnDaTrack pic.twitter.com/3aIWPv37iQ

— Karen Civil (@KarenCivil) September 4, 2018

Drake Talks Beef With Kanye West And Jay-Z

 

Kanye West ended his feud with Drake as they smiled together in a new video. Drake first confirmed that the feud appeared to be over when he shared two clips on Instagram.

Alongside the two videos, Drake wrote: “You have reached your destination.” Kanye West further proved the feud was over when he shared the same video onto his Instagram Story. The Donda hitmaker continued to document his night with Drake by sharing a photo of the two rappers joined by J Prince.

Papoose and Fat Joe Exclusive

Even though these two had beef with each other before with on and on beef songs until now with a hot single with each other song titled Back On My Bullshit. NYC this that classic as a new classic for the streets to lean back on and to get fresh on as well. 

Understanding R. Kelly & Mr. Biggs Beef

 

Ron Isley has been the lead singer of The Isley Brothers for decades as well as an active solo artist. He’s often taken on the persona of “Mr. Biggs” in several music videos over the years, and at one point, Mr. Biggs got into a beef with R. Kelly.

Young Dolph Rants Off On Yo Gotti

I don't know whats been going on in Memphis lately, but alot of beef between rappers are getting bigger. Years of tension have been brewing between Young Dolph and Yo Gotti. Young Dolph didn't talk about his beef with Blac Youngsta. Young Dolph responds to Yo Gotti after being snitched on reportedly. Young Dolph went off on Yo Gotti for trying to get charges pressed against him. Watch the video below.

Gansta Marcus - Inner City Beef

(The Wrap-Up Magazine) Gansta-Marcus is in the making of a new album and mix-tape titled "The Vault." This is the intro to the mixtape hosted by DJ Sippitakeover. This is addressed to any beef and rumors i have not responded to.

New Interview On Returning To Ohio, Delta Mississippi, Beef, And More

(The Wrap-Up Magazine) Gansta Marcus of Lima, Ohio sat down with T.W.U.M. for a exclusive interview about returning to his home state Ohio, the Delta, Beef with other rappers, and more. Check out the visual video below.

Gansta Marcus Speaks On Jay-Z And Funkmaster Flex Beef

DJ Funkmaster Flex already called Jay Z’s Life + Times website trash, but now the DJ is taking shots directly at Jigga. many stars and celebrities are weighing in the statements on the problem that just won't seem to go away. Now Dame Dash has entered the ring in the Jay Z and Funkmaster Flex beef. Dame says HOV is too corporate to respond. The veteran disc jock also went on to offer a vague challenge to Hov.

Exclusive Interview On The Return Home, Beef, And More

Watch The Exclusive Interview On The Return Home, Beef, And More.

Tupac vs Jay-Z - What Really Happened

Tupac didn’t have as big a feud with Jay Z as he did with The Notorious B.I.G., but the two were definitely at odds at one point.

2Pac's beef with JAY-Z started after 2Pac heard the rumor that JAY-Z was dissing the West Coast. After 2Pac recorded his verses for "Hit 'Em Up" he added a message at the end of the song.
He was dissing JAY-Z before he took it off the record.

2Pac wanted to hear JAY-Z' album "Reasonable Doubt" before he decided to diss him.

P Diddy Slaps Drake

Rumors are going around about the Drake and P Diddy beef. Drake and Diddy were hosting a party together when the Take Care rapper took the Bad Boy entrepreneur’s microphone out of his hands, making him pick his own up off the floor. After that, many believed the two had beef.

While both denied any bad blood between them, there might still be some tension there, because witnesses at Miami’s LIV nightclub last night say that Diddy slapped Drake outside the venue. Although whispers say Diddy got heated because Drizzy was allegedly flirting with his girlfriend Cassie, DJ Sam Sneaker confirmed an incident occurred, but not over Cassie.

Jay-Z or 50 Cent?

 

Another round of Celebrity Match Up's is back. This time they hit these scene with New York rappers Jay-Z of Roc Nation and 50 Cent of G-Unit.

Both rappers has made there mark in the industry. 50 Cent recently released his book, Hustle Harder, Hustle Smarter, in which the rapper speaks on the alleged rift between JAY-Z and Kanye West and why he believes Hov has become "disappointed" with his friend Ye. 50 Cent says his relationship with Jay-Z is purely ''business'' and insists the pair will never be friends.

50 and Jay-Z were involved in a rap ‘beef’ with each other in early 2009, but while neither has said anything publicly to settle their differences, they met backstage when Jay-Z played a huge concert with 50’s mentor, Eminem, at Detroit’s Comerica Park last year, although 50 refuses to say what happened between them.