faking their credibilityYoung Chop has been wildin’ out all week. It all began at the beginning of the week when Gillie Da King hopped on Instagram Live with him and asked who he thought which rappers were faking their credibility in the streets. Lil Wayne, French Montana, Meek Mill, and 21 Savage were among the names he listed off and received a response from everyone except Weezy. 

He returned to Instagram today where he continued his tirade and began aiming at some legendary figures in hip-hop. Describing Jeezy as a hoe, and sharing a photo of Jay-Z captioned, “F*ck his life,” Chop continued to take aim at Diddy and T.I. He did, however, sprinkle in some love for 50 Cent, Big Meech and Pimp C.

Whatever problem he has with Meek Mill still persists, though. “In this fraud as n***a making y’all believe he that nigga @meekmill get jay z Dick out of your mouth pussy,” he added along with a video roasting Meek for his looks over the years. 

The most unexpected target throughout this whole thing was Spike Lee. “Bitch where is my money @officialspikelee before I beat yo old ass I need more then 3k goofy for a movie. do the right thing spike,” he said. 

You might be wondering yourself, “why Young Chop is acting like this these days?” Though there isn’t a concrete answer, it seems like the album he has dropping on Friday might have something to do with it. 

Her latest EP Suga is tearing up the charts, proving that Megan Thee Stallion‘s Hot Girl reign is far from over. The Houston rapper has been in a war of words with her label 1501 Certified Entertainment for the last week or so, and according to Megan, they wanted to keep her from releasing new music.  After a court sided with the star, Megan quickly delivered her nine-track offering to the world.

Megan Thee Stallion recently caught up with Teen Vogue for their “Playlist of My Life” segment. In it, the rapper chose nine songs that have played a significant role in her life. She kicks things off by sharing her love for Drake and Chris Brown’s “No Guidance” and then moved on to Owner’s “Dexter Daps.” Megan admitted that she and her friends are “currently wearing out” Roddy Ricch‘s “High Fashion” and that might be because he namedrops Meg on the track.

Then, Lil Wayne & YMCMB came in with “Every Girl” as Megan talked about how Weezy was a large influence in her career. The Suga rapper also praised Nicki Minaj‘s “Boss Ass B*tch” and talked about first meeting the Queen emcee on Instagram Live. “She was just so nice,” Megan said. “She just really embraced me and made me feel really good because going from listening to Nicki Minaj to actually being able to have a conversation with Nicki Minaj to be in a room with Nicki Minaj to making music with Nicki, it was just like, I was so grateful.”

Check out what else Megan Thee Stallion had to say about Juvenile, Dom Kennedy, Pimp C, Bun B, and more with Teen Vogue below.

What appears to be the first meme of February is in full force, as folks of the Internet have taken to quoting famous bars and designating who would agree with the sentiments in the lyrics. It appears that the meme was born from a Roddy Ricch lyric, where he spits, "B*tch, don't wear no shoes in my house," on "The Box." On the original post, the user added a screencap from an animation that declares, "This n***a spittin'" and indicated that their grandma was the speaker. The new meme format quickly caught on, as other users took well-known lyrics and noted who would think that the artist was "spittin.'"

Some examples include moths vibing with Kanye's various lightforms in "All of the Lights," Thanos complying to T-Pain's "Snap ya fingers" catchphrase, and turkeys making the same noise as Shakira's tongue trick during the Super Bowl halftime show. One line in particular that has been used in more than one meme is Drake's "Haven't done my taxes, I'm too turnt up" from "Life Is Good," which tax-evaders like Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino and Wesley Snipes are shown relating to.