UFC Champion Conor Mcgregor has found himself in between an altercation with Rapper turned rock musician Machine Gun Kelly earlier tonight during MTV’s Video Music Awards. Addressing the now-viral incident (watch below) Conor says “Absolutely nothing. I don’t know. He showed up, and I don’t
6ix9ine and snitching jokes are not going away anytime soon. Just few hours ago in a new interview published by Money Worth Of Game Podcast Young Thug revealed he had bet $5,000 with a westcoast rapper that Tekashi 6ix9ine will snitch. “I bet five thousand
In 2015, Funkmaster Flex became embroiled in Drake and Meek Mill’s rivalry when he played a reference track for “10 Bands” on the radio as further evidence that Meek’s claims that Drizzy had a ghostwriter were real. While the iconic radio host spoke with Rap
On Sunday (April 4), Kodak Black appeared on his Instagram Live and mentioned Southside’s girlfriend, Yung Miami. Shortly after, Southside dissed Kodak on his Instagram Story. “Yak, you still a b***h, We can bump, too,” Southside started. “I’ll be back in Miami in a week.
Fresh off releasing his debut album “Crazy” with features from Post Malone, Juice Wrld, Lil Wayne, Chris Brown and Lil Baby, Alabama rapper Clever linked up with Genius for an interview where the 35 year old was asked about his hometown emcee Yelawolf dissing him
In case you did not know, Pooh Shiesty previously waged war with his fellow Memphis native, rapper EBG EJizzle. Back in January, Shiesty recorded well-known track “Back In Blood” featuring Lil Durk. The fans were pleasantly surprised with Shiesty’s artistry, but another rapper from Memphis,
The Forida rapper Kodak Black’s last few days were dramatic. He claimed that he invented the spreading money flex that many rappers have adopted in recent years. “I was just listening to my boy Lil Baby’s song, uh, ah, he was on my dog Lil
On March 8, Kodak Black posted few videos on his IG page, in which the Florida rapper claims that he invented the spreading money flex that many rappers have adopted in recent years. “I was just listening to my boy Lil Baby’s song, uh, ah,
Chicago rapper Soulja Boy’s recent comments where he called today’s rap game faker than WWE, is not sitting well with wrestling stars . One of the biggest WWE icon Randy Orton came to know about the statement made by Big Draco last night after which