Maxo Kream found himself in a little squabble this week with Rizzo Rizzo, a Sauce Walka affiliate. The beef was quickly squashed after Maxo and Rizzo squared up but even though, the residual effects lingered on throughout the weekend. Thugger, whose beef with Sauce Walka is well-known, instigated the beef, once again, after calling Maxo “the people’s champ.” Sauce Walka went off on Thug, demanding that the ATL native stays out of Houston business. Trae The Truth eventually calmed him down.

Following the feud, Maxo hit Instagram Live asking both Thug and Sauce Walka to reach out to him but made it clear that otherwise, he won’t referee anyone’s beef, especially over the word “drip.” “I can bring you to the water, I can’t paddle your canoe, baby,” he explained.

He later shared an update on the situation on Instagram revealing that he’s been in contact with both rappers and that all is well in the South. “I chopped it up with my boy Thug and I chopped it up with my boy Walk, you know what I’m sayin’? So shit, that’s all that need to be known. All you spectators, everybody, you know what I’m sayin’, lookin’ to add some shit up and get a reaction out of some shit, y’all move your bitch ass around,” he said.

For some reason, 6ix9ine has apparently been posting and deleting comments underneath Maxo Kream’s posts. Maxo added to his post to address this. “Also my n***a 6ix9ine. I see you on my shit. Commenting and shit. Deleting shit,” he said. ” Look bro, I paid all my parking tickets. I’m not on probation. Stay outta gangsta shit, bro. We gon’ ignore that shit. We ain’t on that shit. Stay your bitch ass where you at, mane. We don’t fuck with rats,” he said.

Peep the video below. 

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.”

It’s a time of mourning for Maxo Kream. The rapper shared on Instagram that his brother, Money Madu, has passed away. Kream posted a photo of his brother on his Instagram page with a touching message. “No words or caption can explain wat I’m goin thru … I never expected this or ever lost somebody this close to me,” the rapper wrote. “I know for certain that we never lose the people we love, even to death. They continue to participate in every act, thought and decision we make. Their love leaves an indelible imprint in our memories.”

“You don’t get over it, you just get through it. You don’t get by it, because you can’t get around it. It doesn’t ‘get better,'” Kream continued. “It just gets different. We must embrace our pain and burn it as a fuel for our journey. Sorrow is a fruit. God does not make it grow on limbs too weak to bear it. Long Live @mmadu_kream.”

HipHopDX reports that Madu was shot inside of an apartment in Los Angeles. Madu reportedly stumbled outside of the home before saying, “I was shot.” Police have yet to publicly name a suspect or suspects, and they’re asking for the public’s help.