Boosie Badazz and Webbie were once a driving force in rap, collaborating often and becoming two voices of their cities. Somewhere along the way, they had a falling out and, recently, things are not looking pretty between them.

Just the other day, Boosie and Webbie seemingly had a fight on social media, with Boosie telling fans to not ask him any more questions about the rapper. He claims that he’s cool with Webbie, but things definitely aren’t as they used to be.

Webbie’s manager actually chimed in on the current dynamic of their relationship, echoing that sentiment but pointing out where things started to go wrong.

“Webbie don’t really give a fuck. N***as get in their feelings and take shit out of proportion. Boosie and Webbie, they gon’ always be. It’s like peanut butter and jelly,” he said to The Shade Room. “Boosie went to jail, and Webbie was out here workin’. Webbie’s loyalty will always be Trill Entertainment. That’s what Webbie was talkin’ about. He’s a big person on loyalty. That’s all I know, and the legacy is what he’s talking about. It ain’t about no money. He’s been making money for years. It’s about the legacy.”

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Webbie did not go to visit Boosie Badazz while he was in jail, and that appears to be the root of their current issue. Webbie’s manager, Derrick, also confirmed that the two are not on speaking terms.

“Certain people got people on block from the text messages to the internet,” he said. “So, Webbie just gon’ say what he wanna say. So, he said what he said.”

Despite their current trouble, Webbie’s manager said it’s possible that they team up for the rapper’s upcoming album. So, clearly things aren’t as deep as initially believed.

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Deemed one of the most important hip-hop songs of the last decade by Rolling Stone, Big Sean's "Control" changed the world. Kendrick Lamar had a huge hand in making the track so noteworthy, calling out a number of high-profile rappers to challenge him and take the crown. The track arguably made him the favorite on Top Dawg Entertainment, cementing him as one of the best rappers in the world. 

In the track, the Los Angeles rapper calls himself the King of New York, which did not sit well with a number of stars from the city. The track was so impactful that it is still causing rumors to break out today.

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A story has been going around that J. Cole and Diddy got into a physical fight at a VMAs after-party over the "Control" verse. Apparently, Diddy was drunk and attempted to have some words with Kendrick Lamar over the "king of New York" claims. Things got ugly when Diddy allegedly tried to pour a drink on Kendrick, before J. Cole intervened and fought the legend himself. 

According to J. Cole's manager, none of that actually happened though.

Taking to Twitter, Ibrahim "Ib" Hamad debunked the rumors and said that the story is untrue.

"Yea thats def not what happened," he said next to a bunch of laughing emojis. So, what did happen then? Inquiring minds are begging to find out.

Post Malone and Lil Uzi Vert go way back, and according to the former’s manager, a collaboration between these two may be included on Posty’s upcoming album. We know that Posty has been hard at work on his new album while in quarantine, gunning for a summer 2020. His manager, Dre London, was the first to share the news that they had a new project in the works to follow 2019’s Hollywood’s Bleeding, and now, Dre has gone on to share another tidbit about what (and who) we may potentially be hearing on the new album.

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On Saturday (May 2nd), Dre posted a throwback clip of Post and Uzi back in 2015, when both of their careers were simultaneously starting to blow up.

“I remember these two hustling from ground zero in 2015 To see the levels they’ve brought it to is amazing!!” Dre wrote on the post. He then shares some news about Post’s upcoming album, teasing that Uzi might be making an appearance on it. “I know we got a lot of surprises on this next project, Maybe a Posty Vert idk. I just wanted to post this clip from memory lane!!”

Would you be down for an Uzi x Posty collab?

Before Nicki Minaj made her name as one of the greatest female rappers in history, she was struggling to come up in New York. What ended up getting her noticed by so many around the city were The Come Up DVDs, which eventually led to her signing to Young Money. Working with her former manager Big Fendi at the time, the two had a serious falling out before everything popped off, and they’re discussing it all on Fendi’s new podcast episode.

For the first time in many years, Nicki Minaj and Big Fendi are in the same room, speaking about what caused their fall-out and their past animosity for one another.

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Big Fendi just launched his new podcast and, in the first episode, he invited Nicki Minaj to come hash out their differences. It takes a while for them to get caught up, joking about the rapper’s former stage name Nicki Maraj and arguing over who decided to change it. 

When they get to speaking about their beef, Big Fendi explains that he feels as though he never got the credit he deserves, as Nicki regularly cites Lil Wayne as the man who discovered her. Minaj retorted that she has always shouted out Fendi, realizing that she may have been a little petty at times but that’s only because they downright didn’t like each other for some time.

The entire thirty-minute episode is worth your time. Watch it below.

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Post Malone may have just released his highly-successful third studio album Hollywood’s Bleeding last year but after his tour was abruptly stopped because of the coronavirus outbreak, he’s already getting back to work in the lab.

The rapper is spending time with his longtime manager Dre London, quarantining together as they spend the next little while in the studio, perfecting his fourth studio album. According to London, it should be ready by Summer 2020.

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“I’m sorry I can’t stay away from my brother Posty! I’ll take the chance,” wrote the music executive on Instagram. “Tonight we made a smash on FaceTime now we gonna just go into Quarantine Album mode! If we don’t connect energy how the [world] gonna enjoy this summer?”

Post Malone faced some serious backlash for allowing his tour to continue despite prompts from the local government to disallow any public events of over 250+ people. Still, the rapper performed for thousands of fans in Denver while this was all going on in early March.

In other Post Malone-related news, one of the recording artist’s producers, Andrew Watt, has tested positive for the coronavirus. Malone has not issued any statements about COVID-19 or the end of his North American tour.

An Olive Garden restaurant in Indiana fired one of their managers for complying with a racist customer’s demand for a server who wasn’t black, after a customer at a different table exposed the manager’s actions on Facebook. The incident took place last Saturday night, after 16-year-old Amira Donahue, a hostess at the Evansville restaurant in southwestern Indiana, says that the racist customer had already made a complaint about her and another black hostess. The customer in question, a white woman, “made comments” about Amira to her manager, claiming that she “should work at a strip club instead” of the Italian restaurant. “She asked if I’m even black and if I am from here,” Amira recalled. She also noted that the woman was with a whole group of people, including two children.

When the party was then seated at a table with a black server, the racist woman exploded with rage. She demanded to one of the managers that her table have a non-black server instead, and the manager complied. Maxwell Robbins, another customer that was present at the restaurant at the time, was appalled by what he witnessed. He submitted multiple complaints to Olive Garden and even took to Facebook to document the whole ordeal. In the post, he explained how “disgusting” it was that the manager honoured the request “without hesitation.”

Maxwell told NBC News that he was motivated to call out the manager’s inexcusable actions after he saw how upset Amira was about it. “The young lady was in tears and had no one to support her,” Maxwell noted. “So I felt if I didn’t write this post, nothing would have happened and she would continue to go to work for a place that she feels uncomfortable at and unwanted at.” Amira said she felt that the manager had made the decision that the customer was more important than two of his employees. Thankfully, the company took action. A spokeswoman for Olive Garden, Meagan Bernstein, has confirmed that, after completing an investigation into the situation, the company “made the decision to separate with the manager involved.”

Despite Conor McGregor‘s hopes, a rematch with Khabib Nurmagomedov seems unlikely, according to ESPN.

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Ali Abdelaziz, Khabib’s manager, told ESPN during UFC 247 that the fighter has no interest in a rematch with McGregor: “The only chance this fight could happen is in the street,” Abdelaziz said Saturday at UFC 247 at Toyota Center. “[McGregor would] have to do something spectacular. He’s shit, you understand?

“Conor McGregor is one of the biggest stars because he’s one of the biggest scumbags.”

During the build-up and follow-up to UFC 229, McGregor attacked Khabib’s Islamic faith, his culture, and his family. McGregor was also arrested for throwing a dolly at Khabib through a bus window in April 2018.

“Let’s be real,” Abdelaziz said. “We don’t like this guy. We’re never gonna like him. Probably every time we see him, there’s gonna be problems. He said things about family, things about religion, things about race. He crossed the line. … You can’t cross the line with [Nurmagomedov].”

McGregor is fresh off a victory against Donald Cerrone, where he won with a 40-second TKO.

Dana White and the UFC hope Khabib will be up for a rematch with McGregor following UFC 249, where Khabib will fight Tony Ferguson. White describes the potential fight to ESPN as a “legendary mega-fight,” which he compares to Muhammad Ali and George Foreman.