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Yay must have gotten hit pretty hard with that coin a concertgoer, literally, got out of pocket with. He goes into a short rant about who ever did it, and the funny thing is that it’s all in autotune…and on beat. LOL

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T.I. talks about the Dirty Awards Brawl and chatting with Shawty Lo:

“We spoke,” Tip said. “I don’t know what that conversation meant. Shortly after we spoke … I felt that that conversation, those words, weren’t upheld. It was just a lot of nonsense. There’s no place in my life for that. There was a time in my life where I wanted no more than to indulge in that kind of activity. I went around looking for it, welcoming it. Now, I just done blown way past that. There’s no place in my life for it. What I told him really was, ‘I’m not trippin’.’ ” Continue »

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Alphamega explains the stupidity, and idiocy he set off that night that Shawty Lo’s brother got dropped at the Dirty Awards:

In a recent interview with AllHipHop.com, the rapper issued a heartfelt apology to the organizers of the event and explained that he was acting in self-defense during his much publicized altercation with members of Atlanta rapper Shawty Lo’s camp. “First I wanna apologize to [Radio One Atlanta Operations Manager] Steve Hegwood and all of Radio One, and to all of the fans, for the incident that occurred,” Alfamega told AllHipHop.com. “The fans, they came to see a show, they shouldn’t have been subject to the beef that we had. I not only embarrassed myself, I embarrassed them also.” According to the rapper known as the “Grand Hustle Muscle,” previous accounts of the melee at the Dirty Awards last Monday (November 24) were wrong on several points. He stated that the conflict was actually initiated by members of Shawty Lo’s entourage during his impromptu performance of the diss song “Don’t I.” While some witnesses identified Alfamega as having thrown an object, alternately described as a bottle or chair, from the crowd, he revealed that a bottle of water was actually thrown from the stage. The object hit Grand Hustle artist Bola of the group Xtaci in the face, prompting someone else to throw a chair, Alfa said. The more violent conflict, which left Shawty Lo’s brother on the ground, was an instance of self-defense, the rapper claimed. “I was out on the floor and Tip and LA were up there performing, and I was dancing around, I jumped up on a table,” he recounted. “And Shawty Lo picked up a drink like he was gon’ toss his drink on me. He was on top of another table. Just like with any human being, if you in the club and I’m looking at you like I’m gonna throw a drink on you and we already don’t like each other, your first reaction is to [defend yourself]. “When he looked at me like he was gonna toss it, I got down off the table, cuz one of the cops came over and told me to get down.” According to Alfamega’s account, that is when the situation began to escalate. Continue »

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Yayo is making threats again:

While on a promo run, doing several interviews, the original G-Unit member has been open about several topics and hasn’t held back when asked about former running mates, Buck and the Game.

In a recent interview on DJ Kay Slay’s Shade45 satellite radio show, Yayo explained that he’s had enough of all the trash talking and warned both rappers that when they run into each other, he promises a physical confrontation.

“This n****s is soft to me, and irrelevant to me. Put it like this, if we see each other, I guarantee it’ll make the newspaper,” the rapper told Kay Slay on the air. “If I bump heads with [Young] Buck or Game, I guarantee it’s gonna make the newspaper. Believe that. It’s not gonna be no ifs, ands, or maybes. It’s just gonna be movies made.

“I know n****s ain’t tough. When n****s start disrespecting me, telling me to suck they d*** and fa****, talking sh** about my moms. I don’t play that,” Yayo continued when asked to why.

Do you think Yayo’s beef with the Game could have anything to do with the fact that the Game is still doing his thing, and the destruction of G-Unit started right around the time Yayo got out the slammer and started “rapping” again? That could cause some anger in anyone.

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Ne-Yo is deading beef, in response to Yung Turd’s ultra wack rebuttal:

“Response for what?” he said about going back at Berg. “That ain’t my lane, dude. I don’t beef. I don’t do that. That ain’t my thing. I don’t do dis records. I don’t do beef. I don’t do any of that blogs talking about cats. I don’t do that. That ain’t my thing. I’m a grown man. I got money to make.

So part one of this battle, was when Ne-Yo was in Cali on a radio station talking about he would three finger slap Turd and C-Breezy’s stank pits, amongst other things. Part 2 was when we reported Yung Turd’s response which included him and his boys shucking and jiving like some real losers in front of the camera.

Here’s the video of neyo saying he does not want beef.

That is funny Ne-Yo. You don’t do diss records? Then what is this ish?

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Jim Jones responds to being left off T.I.’s “Swagger Like Us” track ft. Weezy, Jay-Z, and Kanye:

I think it was deliberate. I really do think it was deliberate; maybe in my sick twisted mind I’m a little crazy. People know who set the precedent as far as fashion in this industry and people know who damn near changed the world as far as fashion. You look at people, they went from the urban world of clothing, back when Rocawear and Sean John was cool. And then in the past 5 years I stepped in and gave them a taste of what rock and roll looks like from my side. I guess people would say from an urban side, and it seemed to catch on like wildfire, to the point that people was going to stores and asking for that Jim Jones look. Me and Juelz had Chink do our own beat, I have Weezy’s verse in my inbox right now and we kept the hook of that song because it was a sample. So we’re going to put that as a bonus track on the album, and put it to the streets. “No one on the corner got swag like you we don’t Rocawear that’s for fags like you.”

We think it is safe to say Jim Jones is acting a little broadish right now. Maybe T.I. just forgot about you, Jim, or couldn’t find you at the hair salon getting fresh cornrows. Don’t worry, we promise not to like the song (fingers crossed).

Read the full article to see how Jim Jones really feels about Jay-Z and T.I.’s swag.

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Benzino recently went at his former Source editor, Kim Osorio, in a radio interview. Kim recently published a book which discussed her getting “chopped down” by rappers and journalistic ‘subjects’ like Nas and No Cents while acting Source Editor. Can you really be objective as an editor when you had your jaws worked last night by the interview subject?

Well, Zino still has something to say about how everything went down.

Click here to listen to the interview.

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Just when you thought that fake beef between Kanye West and 50 Cent was over:

just woke up from a quick studio nap… I’ve been workin’ on 808s and Heartbreak about 16 hrs a day and Superman passed out for a little bit… I’m in hawaii but I’m still on NY time so I wake up mad early, do some business, blog, jog for an hour, play ball, eat and then hit the stu by noon. While approving the final cut for the Love Lockdown vid, I marvel at the fact that it was written less than 3 weeks ago. I’m very excited about the everything… I guarantee this will be 50′s favorite album of mine. This will be gangster’s album of the year.

Gangster and Kanye in the same sentence?? It doesn’t seem quite right, but you know this comment is going to spark a little fire from Bugsy and his trouble-making ass.

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Curtis took time out to comment on “Yay’s” legal problems…

“I hope he’s all right… He’s gonna pay for that. I hope everything works out for him because, away from you having to pay your bail money and then you have to go through your legal fees and you have to go through the civil trial.”

Really 50? Cause just over the weekend you made fun of ole boy at your concert. If anyone knows how much the legal system cost it is Curtis…especially since he is going through all that nonsense with his baby moms.

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In a recent interview, Rick Ross continued to deny ever being a corrections officer:

“In the game we in, it’s real competitive,” Ross told Power 98.3 FM. “Competitors have to do what they have to do to eat. We making the best music. Y’all seen the BET Awards, y’all saw the magazine. We the biggest in the game, we the best in the game. Just keeping it real. And anytime somebody can attack my character, like I said, you get nothing from the Boss. I don’t give haters the pleasure.“

“When you get to my level, you’re a great conversation piece,” Rick Ross calmly explained. “I’m big on the blogs, I’m big on the magazines, and I appreciate that as an artist. That’s why I’m in the game. I got in this game to introduce people and to make great music. And that’s what it’s about.

“We gon’ keep the records coming, we gon’ keep the music coming. Like I said, I’m one of the realest sources of this real street music in this game. Straight out of Miami, straight out of M-I-Yayo. One of my closest homies was on America’s Most Wanted.”

Ross also revealed that he and Foxy Brown were no longer an item.

Is the fact that he claims to know someone who was once on America’s Most Wanted supposed to prove something? He probably met that dude while he was working at the pen. SMH.

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