Hip Hop Beefs

DJ Clue Clowns Funkmaster Flex and calls him a Ho

Hot 97′s Funkmaster Flex took to the airwaves to proclaim his dominance in the Hip Hop radio game, and to claim that he intercepted an email intended for DJ Clue’s radio show, containing Nicki Minaj’s latest song, “Beez in the Trap. On Friday (March 23) Clue responded on Power 105 with a rant.

“Gotta address this clown… actually, where I would come from, we call him a ho. He a ho,” said Clue in response to Flex. “That’s what hoes do. They bitch and moan, and they make excuses for why you number two. And you number two because, basically, you’re tied for the number two spot. The station you’re tied with bills way more money than you do. …So really, you came in number three, buddy!” DJ Clue explained that Funk Flex was, in fact, threatening not to play labels’ artists. “Because you’re spending ninety-nine percent of your day worrying about what I’m doing, you’re calling labels, telling them, ‘Look, I’m not gonna play you artist’s record if you don’t give it to me first. If you give it to Clue, your artist is not allowed on the station and we’re gonna drop all your records.’” “Stop calling club owners, telling them, ‘I’ll do parties for free.’ C’mon, man, you’re embarrassing yourself. You’re doing parties for five hundred dollars, or you’re doing them for free!”

Lil Kim sidesteps a Nicki Minaj Beef Question on 106

During a visit to 106 & Park, Lil’ Kim 106 co-host Rocsi attempted to ask Lil Kim whether she would speak about her beef with Nicki Minaj, to which Kim responded, “No, why?” “At the end of the day, this is about Kim right now,” continued Kim. “We gave you that movie already, you know what I’m sayin’. We movin’ on to a whole ‘nother direction and if it come back that way, then we give ya’ll another movie. But right now we moving into another direction. ‘Bout to drop some new singles for Queen Bee and Brooklyn.”

Lil Kim later took to Twitter to address the matter further:

Basically Kim had a chance to go in on Nicki Minaj but chose not to. Either way 106 & Park is the lamest hip hop show in history, when are they going to cancel this show.

Drake responds to the disses and the mentions like a true sissy

Im not a Drake fan never have been , probably never will be. I think the Drake fan base consists of  either gays,teenagers,and suburban fans and young money fans. Those that don’t listen to Drake seem to consist of real street dudes,thugs,real hip hop fans and old heads. What side you are on doesn’t matter to me. Hip Hop artists have been attacking Drake all year for one reason or another. But the main reason I think is that Drake is a easy target being soft and having gay like tendencies. Drake has not been completely outed but the whispers are getting real loud. Anyways Drake addressed all the disses in a sissy like way in the Feb issue of vibe magazine. He addressed them all except the mention by DMX earlier in the month because I think he knows DMX is on a whole different level and don’t play .

“I’ve got no issues with him,” he says of Future, who was upset that Drake didn’t appear in his video, “Tony Montana.” “I’m happy I got on the song.” Pusha T, who once cryptically rhymed that, “the swag doesn’t match the sweaters,” gets off easy, too. “I’ve been really open about my love for the Clipse,” he says. “I don’t know, maybe that guy is bored.” Ludacris, who was accused of stealing Big Sean and Drake’s hashtag flow, also receives a halfhearted smack down, “That’s a case of someone trying to use my marketing money to get things going again for themselves. That didn’t affect my day, my month, my year. I didn’t take any of that seriously.”

DMX Goes in on Rick Ross and Drake

In a recent interview DMX gave his opinion on the former corrections officer turned rapper Rick Ross and former teen actor turned rapper Drake. DMX said that he is not impressed and added that he feels Rick Ross’ subject matter is not diverse.

“I’m just not impressed,” he said when a radio personality inquired about Rick Ross’ lyrical skills. “He’s aight, man. He talks about eating and girlfriends too much. How much can a nigga eat? How much weed can you smoke? Let’s talk about something else…I see a whole ‘nother side of the coin, son.”

He was then asked if he liked Drake, to which he replied with a simple,

“No,”  “I don’t like anything about Drake. I don’t like his fucking voice. I don’t like what he talks about. I don’t like his face. I don’t like the way he walks. Nothing.” DMX stopped short of calling Drake a homosexual, which is what the streets are whispering about Drake.

Dez Bryant Denies beating Lil Waynes up in the Club for teasing him

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant has denied that he beat the hell out of Lil Wayne, saying that they don’t have a problem with each other.

Reports surfaced this morning that the NFL star had been involved in a scuffle with a “famous rapper,” who was later revealed to be Lil Wayne. Lil Wayne was said to have taunted Dez about his poor performance this season, which soon led to tempers and fists flying, in which many sites Dez beat the hell out of Lil Wayne and his whole security team.

Lil Wayne has remained silent on the incident, Dez has addressed it on Twitter, writing: “Let’s quit with the false stories now….me and this man don’t have a problem with one another lol.” Who Knows what the truth is , But Im sure a Video will surface real fast, all clubs tape everything now a days.

French Montana Talks Akon Rick Ross, & Jim Jones beef

Common Punks out Drake

After Common went in on soft rappers on the track “Sweet,” Drake caught some feeling about the track because everybody knew Common was talking about him.  Drake announced at a concert that if anyone had a problem with him, they should say it to his face. _____insert joke here. During an interview with some commercial radio station Common said that it wasn’t directed at Drake but said that if he felt he was offended, then so be it. Whats he gonna do about it ?

Common said “I made a song that’s definitely a Hip Hop song. In Hip Hop, it’s like stepping in the ring. Rap is a contact sport. So I talked about this cat that’s soft and sweet,” he said. “Drake felt offended and felt it was directed towards him, so he said, ‘Man, say it to my face.’ My thing is, I’ma keep it Hip Hop. Stay on that tip. But if he falls in that category, then so be it. I’m not going to hold my tongue.”

Aubrey Drake Graham its your move .