Right out the gate, rising Detroit rapper 42 Dugg makes a loud statement on his most recent collaboration with his mentor Lil Baby.

"'Fore I go broke like Joc/Fuck with that dog like Vick/Not that rock, that pit," rhymes 42 Dugg to begin the track. One of the six songs added to the deluxe edition of Lil Baby's #1 album My Turn, people have been waiting to hear what Yung Joc would say about being labeled "broke." Finally, he's coming through with his response to the line, claiming that he's actually a fan of the song.

"I like the song," said the rapper. "And the first verse they say, 'Fore I go broke like Joc' and somebody say 'I don't think it was a diss.'" He pauses to reflect how ridiculous it would be to not think this is a diss.

42 Dugg likely came up with the bar after seeing Yung Joc driving Uber at the beginning of the year. 

Despite the diss, Joc wants to tell people that he's far from broke.

"The funniest part about that is I understood," he adds. "At the end of the day, like, I'm far from that word. For real."

Peep his reaction to the song below.

Nothing like a good-natured roast between close friends. On Thursday (May 14th), Joey Bada$$ and Denzel Curry linked up over Instagram live where they hilariously dunked on each other's music. At one point during the exchange, Joey began roasting Denzel for the lack of appeal that his hypothetical after-parties possess.

Tekashi 6ix9ine made his return to Instagram live today and not everyone was happy about it. Earlier in the day, Meek Mill took some big shots at 6ix9ine, saying that nobody should be supporting a snitch. Meek even referenced Nipsey Hussle's murder and how it was carried out by a known informant. In typical Tekashi fashion, the rainbow-haired rapper went off on Meek in his Instagram comments, which led to even more words being exchanged.

More recently, Meek took to his Instagram page where he posted an old freestyle with the caption "I been goat." Tekashi saw this as his opportunity to strike again as he replied "Imagine being this pressed. Nicki don't want you no more."

And like that, the cycle continues. Mere minutes after Meek Mill decided to remind the world of 6ix9ine’s turn from Nine Trey Gangsta Blood member to informant, the rainbow-haired rapper decided to push back. Perhaps he simply had enough of the cyberbullying he’s received from scorned rappers. Perhaps he simply can’t help himself, the same way a tiger cannot change its stripes. In any case, Tekashi 6ix9ine wasted little time in penning a retort in Meek’s direction. 

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“Imagine having a new born baby come into the world & being pressed about a Mexican with rainbow hair,” writes Tekashi, emphasizing his tone with a “tears of joy” emoji. While he didn’t exactly go off on the Championships OG, it’s clear that 6ix9ine is — at the very least — flirting with the notion of getting back to his signature BS. A fact that will likely sow salt across the fields of his myriad critics and haters, many of whom reside within the rap game. 

It wouldn’t be surprising to see Tekashi’s retort spark a wider dialog between the two — after all, he’s often used animosity to build hype for his own music career, which happens to be resuming at 3PM today. No matter where you stand on the controversial rapper, one thing is certain — his incoming Livestream will be an antics-fueled affair. The only question is, will Meek Mill be tuning in?

Remember when Aaron Gordon dunked over a 7’6″ Tacko Fall and still didn’t win the dunk contest during All-Star weekend. I mean, how could you forget. It’s pretty well the only thing anybody wanted to talk about the entire weekend and for good reason. Simply put, Dwyane Wade messed up and he messed it up badly. The Miami Heat legend has been understandably blamed for Gordon’s loss and despite standing by his own opinion, the basketball world has continued to make Wade feel like the bad guy.

Gordon seems to be hurt the most by Wade’s betrayal and now, he is clapping back at the future Hall of Famer the only way the internet knows how: through a diss track. Before your face makes contact with your palm, try to give the song a chance. It’s called “9 OUT OF 10” and features a plethora of bars related to the dunk contest and how Wade just couldn’t appreciate his greatness. 

There are plenty of NBA players who have thrown their hats into the rap arena although Gordon’s foray into the genre is seemingly coming out of nowhere. In fact, Gordon dropped a track just two weeks ago, in the middle of the NBA’s imposed quarantine. Clearly, boredom has begun to creep in and the Orlando Magic star is looking for something to do.

As for the diss track, let us know what you think, in the comments below.

Youngboy Never Broke Again may not be feeling like Gucci Mane in 2006 for much longer because, well, the rapper might not be on his side right now.

Kodak Black and Youngboy Never Broke Again stepped into a feud this month after the Florida native accused the 38 Baby 2 star of cooperating with the feds during his girlfriend Yaya Mayweather’s arrest. YB has defended his name but tensions remain high between himself and Black. 

Gucci Mane took to social media today to call for Kodak Black’s freedom and, in doing so, he also threw another rapper under the bus. That man’s identity, however, is up for interpretation.

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“Free Kodak and fuck the [rat],” wrote Gucci Mane on Instagram, sharing a photo of himself and the incarcerated rapper. 

The post was quickly deleted but fans are still wondering who Guwop was referring to. Nationwide, one rapper has particularly been referred to as a rat in the last couple of years and that’s Tekashi 6ix9ine. He remains a possible culprit.

However, another possibility is Youngboy Never Broke Again, who was recently accused by Kodak Black of snitching to the feds. Could Gucci Mane be dissing him?

At this point, your guess is as good as mine. If he is speaking about NBA Youngboy though, this could signal the beginning of something bigger for the 20-year-old Baton Rouge star.

Yesterday, a proposition circulated for both 50 Cent and Ja Rule to engage in an Instagram Live battle. IG Live battles have become an exciting form of entertainment for celebrities and fans alike, as artists go to toe-to-toe while fans watch from around the world playing their respective hits until a winner can be declared.

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Ja Rule and 50 Cent have a long history of beef together which makes the proposal that much more interesting, also, it’s worth noting that the initial idea stemmed from Ja himself. He mentioned it during an IG Live conversation with Fat Joe. Fif, ever the astute internet troll, quickly caught wind of the idea and did not waste any time in responding. Of course, 50 is back with another jab for Ja, while neither confirming nor denying that he would do the IG battle. His latest post angled at Ja Rule is a meme of the artist, with Ja’s face photoshopped on top of a homeless man with a cardboard street sign that reads: “Will battle 50 Cent for attention” (mind you “attention” is misspelled). 50 captioned the post: “Stupid” and reminded us of Ja’s disastrous festival attempt, “Fyre Festival.”

Do you think this battle will actually happen? And if so, will 50 Cent be the winner? Sound off.

Giannis Antetokounmpo has become one of the most exciting players in the entire NBA and he just so happens to be extremely funny and entertaining. The Greek Freak has become a social media expert throughout the quarantine and last night, he proved himself, once again. 

There has been a game going around on Twitter lately where you are presented with six houses with varying types of people in each house. The game asks you to decide which house you would want to be in. Recently, there was a game involving infamous siblings. Giannis and his four brothers were up against the Gronkowski's, Williams,' Watt's, Ogwumike's, and Curry's. Instead of choosing to grow up with his own brothers, Giannis opted to spend his childhood with the Watt's.

Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson is not a fan of his first-born son Marquise Jackson in the slightest. The two have been at odds for years, battling after Fiddy went after his baby mama, Marquise's mother Shaniqua Tompkins. The rapper's son was simply defending his mother and, in doing so, he ended up in his father's bad books. 

The most recent example of their family drama came during an Instagram Live stream when 50 Cent spoke about the release of Tekashi 6ix9ine. Despite not speaking to the controversial artist in months, 50 Cent would still rather claim the federal informant as his son... over his own biological son.

It’s been a messy week for Youngboy Never Broke Again. The 20-year-old rapper from Baton Rouge, Louisiana has been involved in several feuds in the last seven days, all while dealing with the direct aftermath of his girlfriend’s arrest. This weekend, Yaya Mayweather, the daughter of legendary boxer Floyd Mayweather, was arrested for stabbing one of Youngboy’s baby mamas. That kicked off a feud with Kodak Black over allegations that the rapper was cooperating with the feds. Now, it seems as though everybody wants smoke with the 20-year-old because JayDaYoungan has just stepped in the ring.

Releasing a diss track against Youngboy Never Broke Again and his associate BBG Baby Joe last night, JayDaYoungan asserts that he’s speaking nothing but the truth in the song. In “38K,” the rapper claims that he has been intimate with one of Youngboy Never Broke Again’s baby mamas. On social media, people believe he may be referring to Jania.

At one point in the video, JayDaYoungan even shows his old text messages with the rapper about his girl, claiming that Youngboy was begging him to stop messing with his baby mama.

“Man text that hoe and just be straight up be like you fuck with me stop being messy I promise soon as you say you fwm she gone stop all this shit,” said YB in the message.

Take a look at the diss video below and let us know who you’re siding with.