For years, NeNe Leakes has been at odds with her reality television co-stars. The peach-holding Real Housewives of Atlanta personality has built an empire from her appearance on the Bravo TV hit series. For over a decade, NeNe has floated in and out of reality TV on multiple networks, but Bravo TV has been her home and she always returns to the show that made her famous.

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However, NeNe Leakes has a tendency to rub some people the wrong way, and as of late, she’s been engaged in a war of words with Real Housewives of Atlanta co-star Eva Marcille. The pair have traded insults—Eva recently called her a “ratchet” “wide back” after NeNe said Eva should be axed from the show—so NeNe responded by dropping a diss track. She previewed the song on Instagram and called for her followers to turn the track into a dance challenge.

“YOU B*TCHES COULD NEVA HUNNI. I can’t turn yo plums into a peach! You should’ve performed #nowbowalittlelower I WEAR THE CROWN YOU WEAR A TIARA,” NeNe wrote in the caption to the clip of her song “Come & Get This Hunni.” She added, “NOW DROP THE BEAT APRIL 12th @iamladyluck Do your dance challenges and I’ll post them on my story. The best dance will be in the video.” Check it out below.

The Goodie Mob wasn’t immediately accepted when they stepped into the hip hop scene. The rap group was born and bred in Atlanta, Georgia and from the start, they were met with resistance because they were going against “slow” Southern grain or the gangsta rap scene. Goodie Mob member Khujo recalled those early days in a recent interview with Vlad TV and said that despite some pushback, the group received an overwhelming amount of support from the West Coast.

A fellow artist who was apparently a superfan was the late Tupac Shakur. Goodie Mob met the “California Love” rapper at The Source Awards and immediately connected. “Just to see that man’s energy,” Khujo remembered. “You were able to touch him. He wasn’t [the type] to say, ‘Don’t touch me.’ He wasn’t that type of person. So, we met him that time and the next thing you know, we up in the studio with him.”

The group of rappers was in the studio by the next day and Goodie Mob didn’t know they were the first to hear Tupac’s infamous diss track “Hit Em Up.” Khujo said, “We just walkin’ into the studio and Tupac is in the booth and all I hear is him saying, ‘My n*ggas Goodie Mob in the house. Get them what they want, man. Y’all want some Hennessey or whatever.’… I didn’t even know history was being made at that time.”

There was a point, according to Khujo, that Tupac and the Goodie Mob were talking about uniting, “I was thinking, ‘Is Tupac finna be in Goodie Mob?’ That sh*t gon’ be hard.” Khujo said Tupac felt a “brotherhood” with the Southern rap group. Check out Khujo taking us all on a walk down memory lane below.

He may have developed the reputation as hip hop’s biggest troll, but 50 Cent claims he knows when people should step away from arguments. We all bore witness to Nick Cannon‘s return to the music scene after Eminem dropped a handful of bars targeting Nick and the Wild ‘n’ Out host’s ex-wife, Mariah Carey. The “Lord Above” track from Fat Joe‘s Family Ties was a stand-out on the record and prompted Cannon to step in the booth.

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What emerged were Nick’s diss tracks “Invitation,” “Pray for Him,” and “Canceled.” In the end, Nick declared himself the winner considering Em didn’t respond to his lyrical attacks, and 50 Cent recently shared that the Detroit emcee did the right thing. Fif was attending the press tour day for ABC’s Television Critics Association and chatted briefly with The Wrap about the Cannon-Eminem exchange.

“I told him don’t even say nothing to him,” 50 Cent said. “The record is terrible.” He added, “You can’t argue with a fool. When you understand that a person is not registering even when they’re losing, then the argument goes forever. So you should just stop.” We’re wondering if Fif is going to pump the brakes on his beef with French Montana anytime soon? It looks as if French is just getting started.