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DJ Drama’s Girlfriend Confronts & Allegedly Beats Up Side Chick


DJ Drama is at the center of controversy after a woman claimed she was physically assaulted by the record executive’s girlfriend.

Oh, what a tangled web DJ Drama has reportedly been out here weaving. The Generation Now CEO has been crafting young artists who have been taking over airwaves, but it’s his personal life that appeared to steal focus on Monday (February 21). Drama got himself entangled in some infidelity scandal after his girlfriend reportedly found out that he’d been creeping around with a social media model named Vanessa Chantal. 

The Shade Room reports that they’ve spoken to Chantal about the altercation and she provided them with screenshots and videos of the exchange. First, Drama’s girlfriend Debakii confronted Chantal on FaceTime where the side chick stated that Drama never said he was in a relationship. If he had, Chantal said she wouldn’t have gotten involved with him because she “has options.”

While Debakii is on the FaceTime call, Drama is in the background. At one point during the call, Drama and Debakii reportedly get into a physical altercation that was captured in the screen-recorded video. Then, Drama texted Chantal to come over to his place because he wanted to apologize to her face to face. He quickly changed his mind, but she showed up anyway.

What ensued was a violent altercation between the two women. Debakii shared on her Instagram Story that the fight wasn’t over Drama at all, but because Chantal had threatened her in the past. Chantal reportedly believes Drama set her up and photos show that she’s covered in injuries, especially to her face. Swipe through below to watch the story unfold.

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Boosie Badazz Thinks White Battle Rapper Deserved Hit After Dropping N-Word

The rapper said where he's from, people don't get hit, they get taken out.

This week, a battle rap video captured the attention of the hip hop community and beyond. The video shows a white battle rapper named William Wolf in a room filled with black people as he went up against his lyrical opponent, a black rapper. Wolf boasted in his rhymes that he was told not to use the n-word then started his next bar with "my n*gga" as he addressed his opponent.

He wasn't able to say much else because his opponent popped him in the mouth, and in battle rap, physical violence is a no-no. Wolf would later comment on the incident, saying that it wasn't "that deep" for him to get hit over, but there are others in the rap scene who have openly disagreed. Boosie Badazz was caught by a TMZ cameraman making his way through Los Angeles International airport and was asked about his opinion on the controversial video.

"It's probably just a bad situation for him," Boosie said. "I done had white, close white friends call me 'my n*gga, you know. You can't do that [in] certain situations. You gotta know how to say that word." He added, "In a battle rap you dissin'. In a battle rap, it's different. It's aggression." Boosie said under different circumstances the n-word is said "like love," but at a battle rap, the white rapper should have been corrected physically.

"They was supposed to bust him in his sh*t, they did the right thing," he said. "If you were trying to be derogatory with it, like you was trying to be offense-ful with it, and that's something that you can't do being who you are. That's why it happened." The Louisiana rapper couldn't say whether or not this viral video was a warning to white rappers because he was never into battle rap. "Where I'm from, if you talk about somebody, you die about it." Watch his clip below.