Lakeith Stanfield caught wind of Lil Wayne‘s comments about police brutality and the current protests tied to the murder of George Floyd, and it’s clear that he didn’t agree with the rapper’s sentiments.
The beef between Young Thug and Sauce Walka has not slowed down at all, but Thug doesn’t appear to be worried. Young Thug pulls up in Houston despite Sauce Walka’s threats.
Walka caught wind of the videos and posted a few of his own, challenging Thug to fight.
6ix9ine challenges his fellow New York rappers to give back to their communities and says that if they don’t, they’re “bums.”
In his clip, 6ix9ine said that he has an issue with rappers who always say that they’re the “king” or the “prince” of New York, but don’t “put on nothing for the city.”
According to reports, popular Toronto artist Houdini was shot and killed in what local police are characterizing as a “brazen” attack in the city’s Entertainment District. When officers arrived on the scene around 4 PM, they found the 21-year-old rapper suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. In addition to Houdini, a 27-year-old woman and a 15-year-old boy were also wounded in the shootout and were in critical conditions after the most recent reports.
Scammer rapper Teejayx6 gets jumped in Atlanta and had to run for his life after recently posting a pic of Lil Baby‘s drivers license and saying he was gonna scam him next.
Doja Cat took to Instagram Live to address allegations of racist comments she made in the past. She wanted to take to Live to talk about the situation with fans.
She went down the list of points being made against her, including a video of her speaking about her hair, which some people took as self-hate.
Moving along, Doja Cat addressed her controversial song “Dindu Nuffin,” which she denied is about police brutality and Sandra Bland. She then added that she thinks the song is horrible. Doja Cat went on to address other allegations against her, which you can hear in full below.
Troy Ave tells Mysonne and his mother to ‘suck a d*ck.”
The longstanding issue between Troy Ave and Mysonne reached another level over the weekend.
On Saturday (May 23), the two traded barbs on Twitter over the concept of integrity, culminating with Troy insulting Mysonne’s mother and saying both “suck a dick.”
The beef between these two dates back to 2017 when Troy Ave appeared on The Breakfast Club following the Irving Plaza incident. During the conversation, Troy compared himself to Tupac Shakur, much to Mysonne’s displeasure who went on Instagram to say: “I wouldn’t be who I am if I didn’t come out and say Troy Ave is a f***ing bozo.”
YNW Melly celebrates his accomplice YNW Bortlen posting bond and says he’s next to come home.
21-year-old Florida native YNW Melly has been incarcerated for over one year, awaiting his trial for double murder charges. The rapper is accused of pulling the trigger on two of his friends and collaborators, YNW Juvy and YNW Sakchaser, before telling the police they were shot in a drive-by.
Another one of Melly’s associates, YNW Bortlen, has officially posted $75,000 bond and it looks like the famous rapper is next to be free. He reacted to his accomplice’s impending return home on Instagram
Tekashi 6ix9ine has no regrets in testifying against Shotti and Nine Trey Bloods in his recent post on Instagram. 6ix9ine also mentions Chicago rapper G Herbo has herpes.
However, Herbo proved that he is not preoccupied with numbers, instead reminding 6ix9ine that respect from your peers is more important than record sales.
Bounty Killer and Beenie Man, in head-to-head competition, this Verzuz battle did not just showcase two of its most respected lyricists ever to hold a microphone, it also tapped into an epic rivalry that stretches back more than a quarter of a century.
On Drake‘s Instagram last night, he was on live and playing new songs and unreleased records. During “Night Owl Sound,” he played a Future collaboration that hasn’t seen the light of day and it references Kylie Jenner, Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner. Of course, the track set off some controversy.
According to reports, a Waffle House patron in Aurora, CO was arrested and charged with attempted first-degree murder after shooting a cook the day after being told to wear a mask inside the restaurant.
The police affidavit states that 27-year-old Kelvin Watson entered the Waffle House he reportedly frequents, this time without a mask, and was told by several employees that they could not take his order if he didn’t wear the mask. One waitress said that Watson left and returned with a mask in-hand but refused to wear it. Instead, Watson pulled out a semi-automatic and placed it on the counter. He proceeded to tell the cook, “I can blow your brains out right now.” The other man Watson was with reportedly told him to calm down and apologized for his behavior before the two left.
The following night, Watson returned to the restaurant but was told by the cook that he would not serve him. Things got physical after Watson was refused service when he slapped the cook. Witnesses say the cook fled the restaurant through the backdoor but was met outside by Watson. The two continued their verbal exchange before Watson pulled out his semi-automatic handgun and shot the cook.
Watson quickly fled the scene but was arrested by officers of the Aurora Police Department soon after. The cook suffered “serious injuries” to the abdomen but is expected to make a full recovery.
Waffle House issued the following statement:
“We are deeply saddened and regret that this senseless act of violence occurred, causing injury to a member of our Waffle House family early Friday morning, […] We have learned that the hospital released our injured associate on Friday afternoon to recover from what has been described as a non-life- threatening injury. Our thoughts are with him, his family and coworkers at this difficult time. We ask that anyone who has any information about this incident to contact the local authorities as soon as possible. We are cooperating fully with the investigation, and direct all additional questions regarding the specifics of this incident to the local authorities handling the case.”
