Maxo Kream is clearing the air about his recent documented scrap with The Sauce Factory's Rizzoo Rizzoo. Footage of the two Houston rappers throwing hands began circulating earlier this week, but Kream insists that they had no intention of the fight spreading, and explains that they were merely settling a dispute with their fists. On Thursday (May 14th), Kream took to Instagram to address the situation.

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"So n*ggas hitting my line asking me about what happened yesterday with the fight," Kream began. "Imma tell y’all just like this. What happened was two young black men met up for a disagreement and got it off their chest. It wasn’t supposed to get on the Internet—none of that shit—'cause when you do gangsta shit, ain’t supposed to get to the Internet."

However, he emphasized that no shots were fired. "I’m a big homie," he noted. "So I looked at that like, 'Shit, we got a problem? Pull up, squabble.' We pulled up, it was choppas on their side, choppas on our side. But me being from Houston, bro, and being that a lot of n*ggas really die out here senseless. They look up to Trigger Maxo’s music...I’m like, 'F*ck that shit. Let’s squabble like men.' Put the guns down, put the fists up."

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"'Cause that’s a lot of shit that y’all b*tch ass n*ggas nowadays wouldn’t do that," he continues. "'Cause y’all n*ggas supporting snitches and doing lame ass shit and picking up guns. Y’all n*ggas are really catching attempted murder before you catch an ass-whooping." He goes on to shoutout various rappers who have lost their lives to senseless gun violence, including Pop Smoke and Nipsey Hussle, before concluding his message by giving props to his opponent. "Salute Rizzoo 'cause a lot of you n*ggas will not come fight me," Kream declares. "Y’all know how I get down with these hands. So, salute Rizzoo. [He’s a] real n*gga, gangsta. He ain’t no snitch.”

Despite strict social distancing regulations, Blueface proceeded to shoot a music video at his home in California complete with a gaggle of female co-stars in blue bikinis, but things did not end well. It would appear that Blueface has not been abiding by the rules of self-isolation, instead inviting a whole crew over to his crib to create some visuals for a new song. The rapper himself posted some footage from the shoot on his Instagram story, showing off his squad of video vixens twerking for the camera.

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Although the festivities started off light and fun, with Blueface playing a game of "duck duck goose" with the mask-and-thong-clad ladies in the first few clips, the mood quickly shifted after a verbal fight between a few vixens turned physical. While some of the ladies were still dancing for the camera, others were throwing punches and pulling each other's hair. Blueface caught it all on tape and proceeded to post it on his IG story. The fight moved from room to room, and at one point, one of the girls even snatched another girl's wig right off her head. 

Lil Baby has confirmed that his crew, 4PF, absolutely did not jump his fellow Quality Control artist, Offset, calling the reports "fake news." Rumours began spreading this week that Lil Baby's squad, 4PF, a term coined by the artist that stands for "4 Pockets Full," and the Migos rapper got into a bit of a scuffle, which allegedly ended with Offset in his underwear.

Kim Kardashian and Kourtney Kardashian’s feud has escalated to the point of physical violence, as seen in the season 18 trailer for their reality show, Keeping Up With The Kardashians. In the promo for the latest season of KUWTK, tension continues to rise between the famous sisters, who have been involved in an on-and-off feud since the previous season was filmed. The beginning of the 45-second clip shows Kourtney and Khloe having a spat in Kim’s presence, in which Khloe asks Kourtney, “why do you have to have an attitude?” Kourtney responds, “just don’t involve yourself in business that is not yours,” to which Khloe says, “then don’t talk about it in front of me.” While it’s unclear what exactly the two of them are arguing about, Khloe later gets into a fight with Kim as well, and things get heated.

In a later scene, Kourtney yells at Kim, “you have nothing to say!” before throwing a water bottle at her and seemingly pushing her sister to the ground. Kim retaliates by approaching Kourtney and telling her, “don’t ever come at me like that” before throwing a punch at Kourtney’s face. The trailer cuts to Kendall Jenner declaring, “buttons have been pressed,” and she’s definitely not wrong.

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Kourtney has been at odds with Kim and the rest of the Kardashian-Jenner clan since she revealed that she wanted to focus more on motherhood and less on making appearances on the show. Though Kourtney clarified that she wasn’t totally saying goodbye to KUWTK, her family was frustrated with her decision. Kourtney’s step back from the show has led to some major tension between herself and her sisters, who now have to pick up her slack to fulfill a certain amount of filming hours. However, Kim revealed on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in December that she and Kourtney had worked on mending their relationship, but only after they’d filmed season 18.

“What sucks is that Season 18 will come out soon, and it gets worse before it gets better,” Kim noted. “So, her and I have healed and have talked about everything, and have really come to an understanding.” All of the chaos and turmoil will be gracing our screens on March 6th, when Keeping Up With The Kardashians returns for season 18.

Footage that appears to show T.I. and Tiny Harris' son King Harris getting into a physical altercation at school has been making the rounds and, after some investigation, it has been confirmed to be legitimate. The 15-year-old rapper can be seen throwing punches and dodging violent advances from one of his classmates and, as reported by Complex, it all started because of Kodak Black.

DaBaby is defending himself after a video of him assaulting a hotel worker hit the web this weekend. In the video, DaBaby can be seen at the Beverly Hills hotel on December 19 pushing a hotel worker into a wall which causes him to fall into a chair. DaBaby then appears to be threatening the worker before the video ends. 

In a lengthy Instagram post, DaBaby speaks out and shares his side of the story. “That hotel worker you see me ‘pushing’ came up to me outside the hotel & asked could he record a video of me while I was holding my 2year old daughter,” he wrote. “I calmly and respectfully said no and explained to him that him posting a video of me at the time would compromise the safety of me and my child by letting social media know where we were staying.” After the worker allegedly took a video of DaBaby and his child anyway, things got more direct.  “I told him to delete the video immediately and take his bitch ass back in the hotel and do his job since he wasn’t capable of being professional enough to abide by company policy while doing his job outside of the hotel,” continued DaBaby. Read his entire explanation below. 

Following the release of his new album Time Served, Moneybagg Yo hit the Complex studios to chop it up and swap stories. Around the nineteen minute mark, Moneybagg Yo reflects on the time he and Blac Youngsta helped Takeoff out of a pinch. “It was me and Blac Youngsta,” begins Moneybagg, a gleam in his eye. “A couple more people from Memphis with us too. This was before the “Federal” series. I think [Migos] had the “Versace” song out. It was a minute. We was in the streets with it. They had a show in Nashville, and a fight had went on. We had helped them, not that they needed our help or nothin, we just got in there.”

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“Blac Youngsta grabbed the bracelet, and we followed the tour bus,” explains Moneybagg. “Pulled it over, and we swapped it out. It goes to show, we were looking at the situation like ‘we can get more out of it than just a bracelet. Give the bracelet back, we probably gon’ get a verse. We wasn’t trying to sell the bracelet. This situation like this might put us somewhere else…We didn’t even know them at the time. We got to know each other when we exchanged the bracelet and numbers.”

“They most definitely remember the story,” says Moneybagg. “But we ain’t talked about it in so long. It ain’t really nothing to talk about, it is what is it.” For much more wisdom from Moneybagg, be sure to check out the full interview over at Complex. 

This is wild. R. Kelly is celebrating his birthday today and, for the occasion, his girlfriend Azriel Clary travelled back to his Chicago apartment to retrieve her belongings so she can enjoy a fresh start in Los Angeles. She decided to share the freeing experience with her followers on social media, filming a live-stream on Instagram and butting heads with Kelly's other girlfriend, Joycelyn Savage, on camera. The two not only had a heated argument but they also came to blows, engaging in a full-fledged brawl with all the action heard clearly in the background.