Listen: A Snippet Of Foxy Brown's 'Massacre' (Lil Kim Diss)

A snippet of Foxy Brown's diss record to Lil Kim titled "Massacre" has leaked online.

The track that was originally scheduled to drop Christmas Eve was reportedly postponed because Brown was mourning the lost of a friend.

Because it's a snippet I am going to reserve my thoughts till I hear the entire thing. But just judging on what is offered, this one was probably better off not being released at all.

Though some people will slam Foxy for coming at Lil Kim with this stale beef, I see exactly what Foxy was thinking. There's no better way to get your name back out there than to team up with what's hot right now. Being that Nicki Minaj is the talk of the town and is openly beefing with Kim, the wise thing to do would be to be in Minaj's corner, hoping for a collaboration...of course without seeming like that's the motive.

Unfortunately, I think Nicki is too busy being famous to be bothered *shrugs*.

Got Beef?: Lil Kim Responds To Nicki Minaj With 'Black Friday' Diss Track

It looks like Lil Kim is not going to be taking Nicki Minaj's words in "Roman's Revenge" or her swipe at Kim's status via her Angie Martinez interview lightly.

The raptress is scheduled to release her response to Nicki's diss via an official diss track titled "Black Friday."

In a leak that hit the faucet earlier today, Kim comes out swinging, labeling Nicki a "Lil Kim clone clown"

Check out the track here and check back for the full track when it is released tomorrow.

Twitterati: Soulja Boy vs. Fabolous = No, Really?!

I am starting to understand why some people refer to Twitter as the devil. There is something about the allure of the phrase "What's Happening" that encourages people to either give you TMI or receive pseudo courage that leads to  the creation of challenges they have very little chance of winning.

Here enters the "beef" between Soulja Boy and Fabolous.

[NEWS] Gotti Family Not Pleased With Rick Ross' New Teflon Don Album Title

Rick Ross continues to ruffle feathers but this time it's the feathers of the Gotti family. The young generation of Gotti's, Carmine Agnello, son of Victoria Gotti who is the daughter of John Gotti (the infamous leader of one of New York's biggest organized crime families) is speaking out in regards to Rick Ross' newest album title, Teflon Don.

Is There Any Merit To This 50 Cent/Diddy Beef, 50 Cent's Petition Against Diddy Seems To Say So

Yesterday, I discovered that 50 Cent started a petition on Twitter against Diddy to stop the mogul from profiting off of the late rapper Notorious B.I.G.

At first I didn't think it was authentic only because I found it to be juvenile, but it seems that the petition is very real and 50 Cent is going for blood.

Diddy Addresses Lil Kim/Nicki Minaj Beef: 'I Ain't Gonna Make No Apologies For Working With Nicki Minaj'

Can't say I haven't been waiting patiently for the man of the hour to speak his piece. Diddy sat down with the BBC's Tim Westwood on Friday (June11) and discussed the drama that has been taking up space known as the Lil Kim/Nicki Minaj "beef."

I'm not going to lie, it's been entertaining. But just like most things, all good things must come to an end and this one is long overdue.

Diddy concurs.

Drake Ought To Stay Out Of The Nicki Minaj/Lil Kim Beef...

I was browsing MTV.com and stumbled upon a video of Drake discussing the new female "beef" (notice the quotations) of the moment, Nicki Minaj vs. Lil Kim.

Granted this time around, he was asked about his thoughts regarding the little quarrel between the two female faces of Hip-Hop, I still couldn't help but to get a little annoyed with his involvement.

Earlier, this month a video of Nicki Minaj and Drake performing in concert surfaced and on it Drake was heard addressing the beef. Of course he kept it respectful and that was cool and maybe it was done to get his name rolling off tongues, but whatever the case was, it really isn't necessary for him to address it especially with him being the new cat in the litter box.

Drake spoke with MTV about the "beef" and had this to say...

"I feel like Lil' Kim is a G in the game. I feel like you're a part of an era that's classic, that we'll never forget as young kids, me and Nick," he said of his Young Money family member. "You don't have to do that. You don't have to get onstage and tell people to pay homage; that's a given. I've watched Nicki pay homage time and time again. I didn't respect [Kim's comments] at all. Whoever else was onstage with her, I didn't respect that at all. You just wearing your heart on your sleeve. You're showing that you're upset. Nobody's done that to me yet. I would never expect Jay or 'Ye to get onstage and be like, 'Pay homage to me. You need to respect me.' They know they command my respect with their music and talent. I feel that's signs you're just losing it. I really did take that personally. That bothered me. I really don't get caught up with the Twitter and Internet stuff, but I did see it. And I feel like you're supposed to be a G. That just wasn't G to me at all."

I say let the ladies handle this on their own. It looks a bit wack for a gentleman to be involved in female drama.That last comment goes for Ray J as well...

Obviously, Nicki is not interested in playing this diss game with Lil Kim so why be the one? She appears to be able to fight her own battles so why fight them for her? I'm all for caring for the underdog, but like Power 105.1's Ed Lover said "I don't even fight for my sister, she can fight her own fights."

Plus, doesn't Drake have his own negative comments directed at him from other rappers to ward off?

As for this "beef", we all know where I stand on it...

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Lil Kim vs. Nicki Minaj: Making Sense Out Of This Senseless Beef

From early last week, the net has been left buzzing after a video of Lil Kim showed the Brooklyn rapper ripping off a colorful wig from her head and tossing it into a crowd of fans right before saying that "she is so above it." Everyone assumed that she was referring to Nicki Minaj and the constant "she swagger jacked Lil Kim's style" talk.

Lil Wayne calls 50 Cent out

And of course yet another beef is upon us, this time between Grammy winner Lil Wayne and...oh look..it's 50 again!

Lil Wayne has called 50 Cent out before, but in a more subliminal way on his song Louisianimal by rapping,

"I'm about a dollar, f*ck two quarters."

If that line kind of sounds familiar, that is because Jay-Z spit a very similar line at Hot 97's Summer Jam some years ago when 50 first came out by rapping,

"I'm about a dollar, who the f*ck is 50 Cent"

When Lil Wayne was asked if he had a problem with 50 by MTV, Lil Wayne without hesitation denied it.

Well, in this song he sure attempts to go in at 50 and it goes a little something like this...

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Hmmm...OK. I'm sure 50 has been awaiting your arrival Wayne and honestly I guess it would be a little entertaining to watch the two of you got at it since Ross has gotten the brute of the beef beat down and it's gone sour...so touche!

Too bad we can't depend on them to get at each other lyrically ~shrugs shoulders~

50 and his taunting ways

For the record, before this whole beef between Rick and 50 I couldn't stand the sight and thought of 50 Cent; but now, I am really impressed with his consistant creative foolery and sense of humor.

All of this in Black History Month, a part of me is truly dissappointed but...

Am I the only one wishing this was on Cartoon Network?

50 Cent rubbed Foxy Brown the wrong way

Seriously?! Let me just start off by saying that this drama might just be keeping Hip Hop alive right now! 50, you just upsetting folks left and right huh? According to allhiphop.com, Foxy Brown is giving 50 Cent 24 hours to retract a line that supposedly mentions her name in 50's diss track to Rick Ross "Try Me".

As some of us may know Rick and Foxy dated briefly last year which is why she believes when 50 spit,

"The cop f**ked a fox"

he may just have been talking about her *que eye roll here*.

My question is this, what is up with the deadlines and ish? I mean, I understand Ross' reason for it, law officials are use to handing out deadlines, but now Foxy?! Apparently, if 50 does not retract his line (which he won't) Foxy is, and I quote, "Going to handle him [50] Brooklyn style".

lol it seems like everyone is trying to get a little promo juice for their albums. Foxy is working on an album that is scheduled for a summer release. This is not the way to get it hun. When will they learn? It's like I said 50 loves this; it's his breakfast, lunch, and his dinner and sometimes his snack. Beef, it's what's for dinner.