Night and day. Yin and yang. Ice and fire. Many things exist in oppositional states. Though many have found themselves on the receiving end of 50 Cent‘s wrath, few have withstood his barrages like his former sparring partner Teairra Mari. Even after losing a lawsuit left her indebted to her bitter rival, Mari has remained adamant about taking shots at every turn. Even after 50 vowed to forsake argumentative behavior, going so far as to politely inquire about the state of his still-owed finances. 

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Following the verdict that Mari was to pay Fif an additional five-thousand dollars in legal sanctions, Mari took to Instagram to let off some steam. TSR captured a post-and-delete she uploaded to her IG page, sarcastically congratulating Fif on his recent induction to the Hollywood Walk Of Fame. To add insult to injury she cropped his head onto that of a bagel-eating vagrant, knowing full well how much 50 enjoys a volley of memes.  

How much longer can his argument embargo carry on? Especially if Mari keeps provoking the proverbial bear, knowing full-well that Fofty’s wrath lies dormant. If anyone can bring the sinister alter ego out of retirement, it’s his old friend Teairra. 

At the height of the most recent continuation of the feud between Nick Cannon and Eminem, accusations were uttered by the comedian and his crew that there exists a video of Eminem engaging in gay sex acts in his chauffeured vehicle. “I heard your chauffeur got a video of you suckin’ a cock/You paid him off, then laid him off, now who really the opp?” raps Cannon on his initial record against Em. Weeks later, former Disney Channel star Orlando Brown made similar allegations against the comedian himself, claiming that Cannon once performed oral sex on him while wearing women’s clothing. According to Nick, the energy he exuded during his battle against Eminem is the exact cause of Orlando Brown’s outburst, blaming the situation on karma.

“It’s definitely something I’ve heard, but you know it’s karma like a motherfucker,” says the television and radio host about the video he referenced in “The Invitation.” “First of all, there is that rumor out there that he’s very promiscuous with his sexuality. […] I have no substantial evidence that Eminem has [done this other than through word of mouth.] Really, the rhyme scheme is what I thought was dope. So, Orlando Brown comes up with just these ridiculous accusations towards me. It’s like, ‘oh, karma is a motherfucker.'”

Nick Cannon admits that he thinks Eminem handled the disses very well, referencing their back-and-forth on Twitter. Watch the video below to see Nick speak on the issue with Em and Orlando.

In the wake of Kobe Bryant’s death, 50 Cent made a commitment to the Mamba Mentality and vowed that he wouldn’t argue with anyone ever again. Considering Fif’s legitimately made a career off of arguing and trolling people, it sounded near-impossible, though many applauded the sentiment. Surely, that didn’t last long and he and Michael Blackson roasted Floyd Mayweather’s outfit. It was later reported that he punched French Montana in Miami which the “Unforgettable” rapper denied.

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Fif still has some ongoing feuds with people but it appears that he’s still trying not to argue with anyone. The rapper took a major W yesterday when the judge awarded him an additional $5K in his legal battle with Teairra Mari, The Blast reports. An L.A. judge ordered Teairra Mari to cough up $5,295.50 in sanctions in addition to the money she already owes him. The judge also demanded that she turn over her financial records in order to finally receive the $30K she owes him in lawyer fees.

Following mild criticism for trolling Floyd Mayweather, Fif is still committed to being a little kinder to people, including his foes. He toned down Fofty’s famous catchphrase for something a little less aggressive. “I’m not arguing anymore, so do you think you can have my Money by Monday,” he wrote alongside a screenshot of the article of his win. 

Memphis Grizzlies guards Dillon Brooks and Ja Morant have made it abundantly clear that they don't need, nor want, veteran forward Andre Iguodala to join the team. Iguodala, who was traded to Memphis during the off-season, has not played one second for the Grizz this season and that's just the way Brooks and Morant like it.

In fact, Brooks is hoping that Iggy gets traded before Thursday's deadline so that they "can show him what really Memphis is about."

UFC Welterweight Colby Covington has begun laying the groundwork for his next fight... he just needs 50 Cent to agree to the terms.

During an appearance on the Ariel Helwani Show on Monday, Covington challenged 50 to a celebrity boxing match, vowing to put up his own $1 million if the Queens-native is willing to fight. Furthermore, Covington tells Helwani that he'd do it all with one hand tied behind his back.

The Bay Area has trouble brewing between two of its favorites. Rapper Richie Rich hopped on Instagram on Monday (February 3) to address a few rumors that he didn’t appreciate. According to the Oakland rapper, E-40 got on Instagram yesterday and declared that Rich was a snitch. After allegedly answering too many messages about the accusation, Rich decided to publicly put E-40 on notice and let the world bear witness to his call out.

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“Check this out my n*gga,” Rich began. “My phone been ringing. I’m tired of picking the phone up. Imma just do it just like this, my n*gga.” He said he wasn’t going to get into the personal things that he claims E-40 had to say about him because he wasn’t “trippin’ on none of that.” However, he wasn’t happy with having his reputation tarnished.

“That sh*t you called me last night. You got 48 hours my n*gga to produce some documentation,” Rich added. “Real n*ggas gon’ feel it. You called me a rat. N*gga. So, I’m giving you 48 hours to produce documentation that supports that sh*t you was talking last night. ‘Cause if not, n*ggas can’t believe nothing you say. You feel me? And real n*ggas, real b*tches gon’ resonate. Street n*ggas, street b*tches, this gon’ resonate.”

“E-40 called Richie Rich a rat last night on Instagram,” he continued. “Based on some sh*t I said about a football game… Get at me.” Snoop Dogg slid in Rich’s comments with hopes to keep the peace between his two friends. “Double. R. Y’all need to holla away from social media we grown now. i expect more out of both of y’all. We the west the lil homies watching to c how to resolve issues as men I’ll delegate if I must we all we got I love both y’all and want peace.”

Watch Richie Rich’s clip below.

He may have recently called for Eminem to stop dissing him on his tracks, but years ago Joe Budden had no problem taking to his platforms to criticize his former friend. The podcast host has spoken out against Eminem quite a few times, including on his podcast back in 2018 where he goes off about the Shady Records founder for over an hour and a half.

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Budden’s relationship with both Shady and Eminem has been a strained one, and D12’s Bizarre recently sat down with RealLyfe Productions to discuss what he calls the facts behind the tension. “I just felt like, it’s his job to give his opinion, but I really analyzed it and I’m like, damn bro, this is assassination,” Bizarre recalled of Budden’s critiques of Em’s Revival. “He just one of them n*ggas that got diarrhea of the mouth and he just went too far. It wasn’t like he was like ‘I ain’t feelin’ this.’ That n*gga was like, ‘This is that—I will not stand around and let this man talk to black people and make a mimick…’ I’m like, n*gga, this n*gga paying your f*ckin’ rent. What the f*ck is you talkin’ ’bout?”

“Like, n*gga you disloyal, b*tch ass. What the [f*ck]? You know what I’m sayin’?” Bizarre continued. “You act like you ain’t even know this man just because you got another opportunity that’s in front of you. Loyalty’s a big thing with us in our crew. That’s how we got on. We made a pact that whoever get on first comes back and get everybody else. Em pulled me from Dallas. My life was over.”

Then, Bizarre broke down the beef a bit more. “So, Joe Budden was supposed to get a job with Diddy on Revolt. What happened? Do you think if he got a job on Revolt he can say Puffy album was wack? Think he’ll be able to say he ain’t feelin’ French Montana new sh*t?” Bizarre added that he’s not saying that Eminem or anyone else is above criticism, but you should tell someone, especially a friend and label head, “off-camera.”

Bizarre also said he felt bad because it was D12 who vouched for Budden and let him in the circle. They needed someone to hop on their tour and Royce Da 5’9″ recommended Budden. At first, D12 was against it because Budden dissed them on a track. On a conference call, Budden reportedly apologized. They all ended up making amends, and it was on that tour that Slaughterhouse was allegedly developed.

“Everybody helped the process, so it’s like, bro—and before that, n*gga, you was still [the] ‘Pump, pump, pump it up’ man,” Bizarre added. Check out his full clip below to hear more of why Budden’s beef with the Shady crew runs deep.

Lil Wayne is fresh off of the release of his latest project, Funeral. That being said, Wayne did a very rare press run in the past few days including his appearance on Drink Champs. Wayne essentially talked about everything and it didn't seem like much was off the table. One of the biggest takeaways from the interview is that Wayne literally lives in his own world and has no clue about what's going on outside of sports and himself.

NORE asked Wayne about his feud with Pusha T. Although their feud goes back to the mid-aughts, Weezy revealed that he was completely blindsided by "Exodus 23:1." Wayne stated that he's unclear of where things went wrong, especially since he was on the "Grindin'" remix. The rapper compared finding out that Pusha T dissed him to an athlete that finds out they were traded in the press conference.

"I was like, 'man.' [Wayne's friend] was like, 'What you gon' do? You gon' come back at Pusha?' I'm like, 'What you mean? I'd love to do a song with him,'" he recalled before his friend broke the news that he was at the receiving end up a diss track.

Later on, NORE asked Wayne about rumors that Rick Ross was trying to get him and Pusha T on "Maybach Music VI." Weezy, still stuck in Wayne's World, simply replied, "I'm not sure. I don't even know what record. I swear to God."

Peep the clip below. 

The feud between Nick Cannon and Eminem continues over a decade after it initially began. The talk show host and the rapper have fired shots at each other over Mariah Carey since the late 2000s and things picked back up in December when Em fired shots on Fat Joe‘s “Lord Above.” Nick Cannon came to the defense of his baby mother and released several diss songs towards Em. 

In the most recent segment with DJ Vlad, Nick Cannon revealed that he was really on the hunt for Eminem. On “Lord Above,” Eminem rapped, “Tried to tell him this chick’s a nutjob ‘fore he got his jewels clipped/ Almost got my caboose kicked.” Turns out, that was actually true. “I went lookin’ for that mothafucka,” Nick said about his trip to Detroit. It was the weekend of the BET Awards and Nick and Mariah were both managed by Chris Lighty, who was also managing 50 Cent, at the time. Eminem doesn’t actually live in Detroit but in the state of Michigan so Nick failed in his efforts.

Nick also explained that Eminem was once working with Emanual Steward for an upcoming boxing movie. He said that at one point, he ran into Steward who said Em’s ready to fight him in the boxing ring.

Peep the entire clip with Nick Cannon below. 

At the top of 2020, 50 Cent announced his resolution to stay away from the trolling. He reaffirmed his newfound dedication to peacefulness in the wake of Kobe Bryant’s passing. As we all know, taking shots and starting beefs are among Fifty’s favorite past-times, so this probably won’t be an easy goal for him to accomplish. He appears to already be slipping up a bit. 

Michael Blackson, Fif’s fake foe, reposted a meme poking fun at Fif’s actual foe, Floyd Mayweather Jr. The famous boxer wore a Louis Vuitton jacket to the Superbowl on Sunday night that resulted in him being the butt of an airplane joke. The meme jokes that jacket’s many protruding pockets could be used as a way to bypass a flight’s baggage restrictions. While Mayweather posed like he was the flyest-looking guy in the stadium, Blackson and Fifty found his fit quite comical. Blackson posted it on his Instagram page with no caption, but he probably had a similar reaction as Fif: crying of laughter. Fif recently said that he has no interest in talking about Mayweather anymore, but I guess he saw deriving some joy from a meme is a harmless exception. 

Fifty used to have a public feud with Blackson too, but theirs was all in good fun. They went back-and-forth on social media about a debt that Blackson was supposedly unable to pay the rapper back for. They buried that hatchet at the unveiling ceremony of 50’s Hollywood Walk Of Fame star last week.