Gunna and Wheezy have chosen sides in the Young Thug x French Montana feud and their allegiance to the Slime God is not all too surprising.

Last night, French Montana and Young Thug kicked off an ugly back-and-forth over the former’s claims that he has more hits than Kendrick Lamar. Thugger chimed in to tell French to get out of his own little world and stop pretending that he’ll ever have more hits than somebody of Kendrick’s stature before things got ugly. Now, it appears as though Gunna and Wheezy are stepping into the ring to back up their friend.

“Prayers up for French Montana” wrote Wheezy on Instagram Stories. The post was shared by Gunna on his own account. “Cuz he gone need em,” continued the pair of musicians. 

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For now, things appear to have slowed down between French Montana and Young Thug. Several hours ago, they were going back and forth with very public insults, even resulting in Thug taking a trip to a house that Montana allegedly used to own.

What do you think will come of this? Do you think this has the potential to get even uglier? Hopefully, nobody gets hurt.

Take a look at the post below.

Kobe and Gianna Bryant tragically past away on January 26th in a helicopter accident in California. The crash claimed the lives of seven other people and the entire world is still in shock about it. Even now, it still feels odd to say Kobe is no longer with us. Tributes have been rolling in over the last month and yesterday, it felt like the whole city of Los Angeles was at the Staples Center to say one final goodbye to Kobe and Gianna. There were a plethora of celebrities at the event, including Snoop Dogg who took to Instagram afterward and wrote a thoughtful message for Kobe’s parents.

“Sending love and. Prayers to momma. And Pappa Bean Bryant,” Snoop wrote. “Thank u for giving us. Kobe we love y’all and praying for your strength as parents to keep moving on from the. Broadus family.”

Snoop Dogg is a huge fan of the Los Angeles Lakers and Kobe’s death has certainly been hard for him to process. In that sense, Snoop is like millions of other basketball fans who looked up to Kobe as he made his way through the league, eventually winning five championships. While it’s sad that Kobe and Gianna are no longer here, yesterday was a true celebration of their lives. It may have been hard to swallow, but the entire event was beautiful as thousands came together for one cause.