Domani Harris, son of T.I., appears to take shots at 50 Cent on his new song “Ms. Jackson.” Here’s what was said and how fans are reacting.
The record has quickly sparked debate across social media, with listeners dissecting lyrics and speculating about whether the tension between 50 Cent and T.I. is spilling into the next generation.
For over two decades, Tony Yayo has remained one of hip-hop’s most outspoken personalities. As a founding member of G-Unit, Yayo witnessed—and participated in—some of rap’s most intense rivalries. In a recent interview, the Queens rapper shared stories and opinions on several major topics, including his infamous encounter with Ja Rule, comparisons between Lloyd Banks and Fabolous, the tension between 50 Cent and T.I., and his thoughts on J. Cole.
When asked about the long-running debate between Lloyd Banks and Fabolous, Yayo stood firmly behind his G-Unit brother.
According to Yayo, Banks doesn’t always receive the credit he deserves as one of New York’s best punchline rappers.
Still, he showed respect to Fabolous and acknowledged his influence and success.
A grieving father allegedly attacked the man accused of killing his teenage son inside a courthouse in Charlotte, creating a dramatic and emotional scene that was captured on video and has since gone viral.
The incident occurred Thursday at the Mecklenburg County Courthouse and involved 47-year-old Shaheem Snype and 21-year-old Marion McKnight, who is facing charges in connection with the fatal shooting of Snype’s 16-year-old son, Jamariyae Dixon.
The confrontation has sparked widespread discussion about grief, justice, and courtroom security.
McKnight was previously released on a $100,000 bond for the murder charge, which Dixon’s family said never should have happened. That release led to the face-to-face courthouse meeting before a bond hearing. Lynnette Dixon, Jamariyae’s mother, wasn’t there when the fight happened but saw the video.
“My face smiled,” she said. “I smiled. That was the first time I had a real smile since my son been gone.”
McKnight went to the hospital after the attack and Snype was charged with misdemeanor assault. Dixon said she’s proud of him, although she still misses everything about her son, who was a football player and honor student.
Boxing legends Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao are officially set to face each other once again in a highly anticipated rematch in Las Vegas, reigniting one of the biggest rivalries in combat sports history.
Get your popcorn ready folks because two of the biggest boxing icons are getting ready to face off again. Floyd Mayweather (49 on Feb. 24) and Manny Pacquiao (47) have officially set a professional rematch for September 19. It will all go down in Las Vegas at the Sphere, which will actually be the event center’s first boxing match.
Mayweather retired undefeated at 50-0, while Pacquiao remains one of the most respected fighters of all time.
This rematch could redefine both legacies.
Known for his raw honesty and viral personality, Crip Mac opened up about everything from his time behind bars to becoming a father and whether his lifestyle will change moving forward.
The interview quickly went viral, with fans eager to hear directly from him after months of absence.
King Harris, son of T.I. and Tiny, fires back at 50 Cent after he posts photo of his mom.
Hip-hop’s favorite provocateur, 50 Cent, is back in the headlines—and this time, he’s trading shots with the next generation.
King Harris, the 20-year-old son of Atlanta rap icon T.I. and reality TV star Tiny Harris, isn’t staying silent.
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“Wanna say something about my mama, your mama dead as f— n—,” King said to the camera, referencing 50 Cent’s mother, Sabrina Jackson, who died in 1983. “Your mama dead as f—, go dig her up. Go dig her up.”
After 50 Cent made comments online that many fans interpreted as disrespectful toward the Harris family, King took to social media to defend himself and his name—making it clear he’s ready for whatever comes with being part of hip-hop royalty.
50 Cent and Floyd Mayweather have been clashing for years now, so this alleged Instagram troll comes as no surprise.
50 Cent is a bit of an unreliable troll on Instagram. He frequently goes at his foes like Floyd Mayweather, but he doesn’t always leave the posts up for long for them to notice. Apparently, according to 2Cool2Blog on Instagram, 50 allegedly reacted to the news that Mayweather is coming out of retirement after his exhibition match later this year with Mike Tyson.
The alleged post was in response to the boxing legend reportedly signing an exclusive deal with CSI Sports/Fight Sports. “Broke gotta box till ya drop champ, ain’t nobody gonna watch that s**t LOL,” the G-Unit mogul allegedly captioned his alleged post.
Hip-hop tensions may be heating up again after 50 Cent took to social media and posted footage that appears to show Jim Jones allegedly attempting to enter his former podcast studio without authorization.
The clip, which quickly went viral, has sparked intense debate across the hip-hop community, with fans questioning what really happened — and what it could mean for the relationship between the two New York rap figures.
50 Cent added his signature trolling tone to the situation, fueling speculation and conversation online.
While the exact context and timing of the footage remain unclear, the post immediately grabbed attention.
Vonoff1700 sits down with VladTV to share his raw and emotional journey from the streets of Chicago to signing a major label deal with Columbia Records. The rising rapper opens up about growing up with 10 siblings, witnessing his uncle’s murder at just eight years old, and navigating a childhood shaped by constant violence and instability.
Since his breakout tracks, Baby Mel has been steadily building a fanbase that appreciates his authenticity and hard-hitting lyrics. “On That Curb” is one of his most significant release yet, and the music video is sure to solidify his place in the spotlight.
With anticipation building across social media, “On That Curb” delivers everything supporters expected — authenticity, street storytelling, and the energy of an artist stepping into his moment.
Houston rap heavyweight Sauce Walka is back with a bold new statement, releasing the official music video for “Not Yet,” and fans are already calling it one of his most motivating and hard-hitting visuals in recent memory.
Known for his fearless personality and independent grind, Sauce Walka uses “Not Yet” to remind the world that his journey is far from over.
Ja Rule maintained his side of the story that he was removed from an airplane following his confrontation with Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda because he was considered to be “the aggressor” in the situation.
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Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda had a contentious run-in with Ja Rule on a flight and shared the footage to prove it.
As seen in a clip shared online, Ja Rule appears in the cabin of a flight before take-off when all of a sudden a voice is heard saying, “Sucka ass Ja Rule on the plane.”