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Even the most gangsta of rappers get all the way in their feelings when it comes to women…and the badder the b*tch, the harder the battle.

Hell hath no fury, like a petty rapper scorned. 50 Cent took to Instagram to put A$AP Rocky on blast when he got word that the Harlem was rapper was tip toeing in his ex-girlfriend Tatted Up Holly‘s DMs. But Rocky didn’t back down.

Details are emerging about what led to a fatal hit and run that involved Suge Knight behind the wheel. Reportedly, it was the longstanding beef between Dr. Dre and Suge Knight that set off the events that led to a man losing his life.

Another day brings someone else taking shots at Wale via Twitter. Everyone knows Mr. Folarin is active on the social media platform, but why do so many want to bring it to his digital doorstep 140 characters at a time?

Plenty of Lil Wayne’s Sorry 4 The Wait 2 lyrics failed to pack a certain “ooh factor” but the underlying theme was that the Young Money rapper was pissed at his surrogate daddy, Birdman.

While it’s been clearly evidenced that average citizens may have to answer to the things they spew onto social media, rappers aren’t exempt from being held into question for some of the things they do or say on wax.

Funkmaster Flex has an issue with Jay Z’s Life+Times site. As he is prone to do, Flex went on a rant about Life+Times based on what he alleged was info gathered from his own smartphone app. Just for fun, Flex threw in a quip about the Diplomats, who aren’t exactly chummy with Jay Z.

Anyone familiar with underground, New Jersey rap in the ‘90s got a trip down memory lane when Outsidaz member Young Zee released “Dear Shady.”

Rap beefs tend to be violent, petty and…predictable but when it comes to any other genre, you can expect much of the latter two and more of a pillow fight when it comes to the physical contact.

  Charlamagne Tha God is once again our host, and we kick off The Struggle Awards 2014 (we know it’s 2015 already, roll with it) with the Struggle Beef of the Year. The year 2014 was full of beef. But plenty of these incidences of rap on rap drama had a consistency closer to tofu than actual […]

Apparently DJ Mustard and YG had beef on their post-Christmas menu, as the pair ended 2014 taking jabs at each other via social media about not being compensated for their respective work.

Just when we thought the year was over signed, sealed and delivered in regards to rap feuds, the entire world was thrown for a loop with a YG and DJ Mustard beef.