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?
Instead of celebrating the late A$AP Yams, Retchy P decided it was a good idea to wish death upon Wale instead.
As this scenario plays out, go ahead and add Retch to the timeline of Twitter beefs with Wale. Let us look back…
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Wale vs. Meek Mill
Things are all good now, but Meek Mill caught feelings in July of 2014 when Wale allegedly didn’t tweet about Meek’s upcoming album.
Wale vs. Kola Boof
Heaven forbid Wale not be Nigerian enough, as Kola Boof took to Twitter and blasted the rapper with racial epithets and other slander such as skin bleaching.
Wale vs. Kevin McCall
No one knows why Kevin McCall of “Deuces” fame decided to throw shots at Wale while beefing with his ex, Eva Marcille. But at least McCall caught himself slipping and publicly apologized via Instagram.
Wale vs. Tiara Thomas
Things were mostly subliminal when Wale supposedly insinuated that Tiara Thomas was disloyal for signing with Rico Love during the summer of 2013 after being linked to Wale for their “Bad” duet. Wale’s personal assistant took some shots, but these two seemed to have worked things out in person like actual adults.
Wale vs. Sir Michael Rocks
Sir Michael Rocks and Wale beefing after the Cool Kids rapper called Wale “sus” for asking his fans about Anime recommendations via Twitter was a new low.
Wale vs. DJ Semtex
Back when Wale was still on the come up, he and DJ Semtex seemed to beef about press obligations and interviews immediately after an interview. Wale was pretty candid about doing press, Semtex took Wale’s tweets personally, and things kind of unfolded from there.
Wale vs. Rosa Costa
Video vixen and fitness enthusiast took some shots when Wale got stuck in a crowd during a 2011 performance. Wale subsequently went in by calling her a “slide,” and viewers got a halfway interesting back and forth.
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Wale vs. Kid Cudi
Kid Cudi’s 2010 Complex magazine interview featured a few shots at Wale, which prompted the D.C. rapper to reference Cudi’s drug arrest. After a few lyrical salvos, this beef was squashed the same way it began—via Twitter.
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Wale vs. David Otunga
WWE wrestler David Otunga tweeted that Rihanna overshadowed him on the song “Bad,” and Wale said Otunga’s fiancée, Jennifer Hudson, overshadowed Otunga’s career. Touché.
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Wale vs. A WWE Heckler
In one of Wale’s stranger beefs, a heckler at a WWE event was borderline live-tweeting his altercation with Wale. Things got physical between Wale and a user named @ChefBoyrNach, but after security restrained the two, the heckler tweeted that they just got in a shoving match.
Wale vs. Retchy P
Wishing death on a man is serious business, especially when the wish seemingly comes unprompted. Then again, not much of anything that happens on Twitter is serious. Maybe we should just pray for Retch—who called himself a “sick kid”—and keep it moving.
