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First the Fat Boys break up, now this morning when we wake up, Solange is tryin’ to stomp out Hov

Today, disturbing footage emerged of Beyonce’s sister, Solange, in a violent physical altercation with her brother-in-law, Jay Z, in an elevator after the Met Gala. Unfortunately that footage is video only so we are left to our own devices to figure out what could have possibly sparked such a visceral reaction from the Sol Angel.

The BOSSIP editorial staff has compiled a list of possible (and semi-plausible) reasons that Solange was knuckin’ and buckin’ and ready to fight

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Despite months of watching Blue Ivy, changing diapers, and manually pumping Beyonce’s breast milk, Jay informed Solange that the Illuminati has rejected her application. Sorry, no semi-talented siblings allowed.

LMAO @ “Where’s Sasha Fierce?!”

Solange: “I think I wanna take on a new challenges this year.”

Jay: “That’s what’s up. I been lookin’ for someone to ash my cigars and and hang my new Basquiat paintings. You can start Monday.”

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