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Young Thug apologizes to Mariah The Scientist, Drake, Lil Baby, Future, 21 Savage, Gucci Mane and his family in a new 7 minutes song “Sorry To My Dogs.” In the song, Thugger raps: “Drizzy, you my brother, you know ain’t going against you, I got manners, Everything you did for the rap community can’t ban you, Never diss you, Came to visit me at Cobb County like my kin do, f*ck the jail call, you know the other calls we had, Trying to get you, Metro, and Pluto on the same page, The internet don’t know about it because real…

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GloRilla continues to flaunt and develop her success as one of hip-hop biggest contemporary stars, although Young Thug was seemingly not a fan. In an alleged leaked audio clip, he called her ugly and undesirable, making fun of her wig, head, mouth, and skinny build. For those unaware, this is just the latest in a long series of alleged Young Thug call leaks that have surfaced in recent weeks. These saw him allegedly trash-talk Gunna, the Migos, Kendrick Lamar, Gucci Mane, Quality Control’s CEO Pierre “P” Thomas, and more. Amid other snitching allegations against the Atlanta artist and the ones…

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ASAP Rocky fans, rejoice: the rapper has shared two new songs, “Trunks” and “Both Eyes Closed.” Both tracks are taken from the soundtracks album to Highest 2 Lowest, the new Spike Lee film adaptation of Akira Kurosawa’s 1963 thriller, High and Low. Rocky is among the cast of Lee’s version, which also stars Denzel Washington, Jeffrey Wright, Ilfenesh Hadera, and Ice Spice. The movie hits theaters today (August 15th). The new tracks follow Rocky’s most recent release, “Pray4DaGang,” which dropped last month. It was the latest track from the rapper’s highly anticipated (and long-awaited) fourth studio album, Don’t Be Dumb.…

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Lil Baby’s gearing up to have a very prolific 2025, although we don’t know if the third record will be the previously announced “Dominique.” Lil Baby recently linked up with PlaqueBoyMax for a stream alongside Veeze and a few others, making beats and chopping it up about a lot of topics. Specifically, Baby talked a little bit about his upcoming album The Leak$, which is coming out very soon. With teased features from Young Thug, Playboi Carti, Veeze, LUCKI, and more, fans are very excited about what this new project will hold. But according to the Atlanta MC and HipHopNMore,…

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A DMV link-up has resulted in a new track from Washington D.C. rep Wale and Virginia’s own Pusha T, as the pair collaborated on new song, “Damage Control.” The tune is featured on NBA All-Star Anthony Edwards’ new release, Culture Jam Presents: Legend In My Hood. While Wale undoubtedly impresses with his rapid-fire flow and intricate bars, Pusha grabbed listeners’ ears thanks to lyrics that clearly reference longtime industry opps Birdman and Drake, lambasting the “What Did I Miss” artist over his Universal Music Group lawsuit centered on Kendrick Lamar diss track, “Not Like Us.” ”The realest Birdman, I just…

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The rap world has been set ablaze as Joyner Lucas and Skepta engage in a fiery transatlantic feud. It all began when Skepta released a diss track titled “Friendly Fire” on July 11, 2025, taking aim at Joyner with sharp lyrics mocking his style and questioning his credibility. Skepta’s track, filled with witty wordplay and grime-heavy beats, included lines like “Where I’m from, I’m a GOAT / Where you’re from, you’re a joke,” signaling his disdain for Joyner’s brand of American rap. The track was calculated but cutting, positioning Skepta as both provocateur and defender of UK rap culture. Joyner…

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UK grime pioneer Skepta has ignited a fiery transatlantic rap battle after publicly challenging American rappers to a lyrical showdown. In a bold move on social media, Skepta declared his desire to settle the long-standing “UK vs US rap” debate once and for all. Suggesting matchups like himself versus Joyner Lucas or Central Cee versus Jack Harlow, he called it “sport, not war,” but the challenge clearly came with serious intent. The post quickly gained traction, with fans and artists chiming in on who truly dominates the global rap scene. Joyner Lucas was the first U.S. rapper to answer the…

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During his headline performance at Wireless Festival 2025, Drake found himself at the center of another viral moment tied to his ongoing feud with Kendrick Lamar. As he took the stage, a large section of the crowd erupted into chants of “F*ck Kendrick,” referencing the heated lyrical war between the two rap giants over the past year. Rather than reacting with aggression or acknowledgment, Drake simply took a long sip from his drink and said: “Chubbs, grab me a shot, I’ll drink to that! Y’all, thought y’all could knock the boy off for real?!” The subtle gesture was picked up…

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Skepta has officially entered the international rap beef arena with his new track “Friendly Fire,” taking aim at American rapper Joyner Lucas. The track, released on July 11, arrives in response to recent online exchanges between the two artists, which started when Skepta called for a UK vs. US lyrical battle. While Joyner quickly volunteered to represent the States, Skepta brushed him off, suggesting Joyner wasn’t the real target of his energy. “Friendly Fire” lives up to its name—sharp, tactical, but not overly hostile. In the track, Skepta critiques Joyner’s rap style, poking fun at his overly technical delivery and…

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Lil Durk has just called Lil Baby from federal custody while performing “Every Chance I Get” in Chicago last night. Lil Durk is facing federal charges related to a murder-for-hire plot. He is accused of orchestrating a plan to kill a rival rapper in Los Angeles, which resulted in the death of the rival’s cousin instead. Specifically, he faces charges of conspiracy, using interstate facilities to commit murder-for-hire resulting in death, and firearms charges. These charges stem from a 2022 shooting that occurred at a gas station near the Beverly Center in Los Angeles. “EVERY CHANCE I GET” is the 2nd track on…

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