Today is Donald Trump's 74th birthday, but rather than celebrate, many Twitter users are instead taking today to make the point that ALL birthdays matter, to prove to him—and every All Lives Matter believer—just how stupid that saying is. The hashtag #AllBirthdaysMatter began trending on Sunday (June 14th) in response to the POTUS turning 74, in an effort to steer the attention away from his birthday festivities by focusing on every person's birthday, the same way the All Lives Matter crowd does to the Black Lives Matter movement.

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Most of the tweets that include the hashtag are in some way condemning Trump for the abhorred (although, unsurprising) way he's handled the aftermath of George Floyd's murder and the resurgence of the BLM movement in the public consciousness. Others decided to shine the spotlight on Barack Obama instead, some even declaring June 14th to be Obama Day. Many users simply took the opportunity to amplify and honour the lives of the many Black people who have been killed at the hands of police.

Shots were fired during the music video shoot for Gunna and Lil Keed‘s new song, leading the pair of rappers to scramble and run for cover. They are both safe and no injuries have been reported from the shooting. Still, Tekashi 6ix9ine found a way to implicate himself and troll his rival Gunna over the situation.

Tekashi 6ix9ine and Gunna have never collaborated and they don’t have much of a history together. In the past, Gunna’s alleged “crime stoppers” video has haunted him with certain characters — including 6ix9ine — dissing him about being a potential snitch. Those comments made a return after the shooting went down in Atlanta.

Commenting on a post showing Gunna and Lil Keed running for safety, 6ix9ine decided to activate his trollery one time.

“This happen after the crime stoppers video?” asked the rainbow-haired artist. The comment has picked up over 14,000 likes.

Elsewhere in the comments, people are poking fun at Gunna for the video in question, suggesting that he’ll be quick to hop on a call and give up the identity of the shooters.

While this can definitely be seen through a humorous lens, it feels wrong to joke about a shooting that could have potentially taken the lives of two rising rap stars: Gunna and Lil Keed. Thankfully, they’re doing just fine.

Despite everything, some protestors have still managed to maintain their sense of humour. At a demonstration in Los Angeles on Tuesday (June 2nd), just one of the many nationwide efforts to fight against police brutality and systemic racism, comedian Everett Byram took the opportunity to parody Kendall Jenner's famously mocked and later revoked 2017 Super Bowl Pepsi commercial.

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As you are likely well aware, in the now-infamous ad, the model opts to ditch a photo shoot in order to join a march taking place on the street. It's not clear what the protest is for, but regardless, Kendall takes part, and ultimately hands a police officer a can of Pepsi as a peace offering. The commercial was widely criticized for its tone-deaf portrayal of protestors' relationship with police as well as its oversimplification of activism.

However, Everett, like many in the years since the ad aired, found the humour in the absurdity of this ridiculous gesture, and decided to try it out for real. In a clip from the L.A. protest, Everett can be seen handing an LAPD officer a can of Pepsi.

“Hey, you guys, like a Kardashian over here," he says. "Hey, look, it’s a Pepsi, you want a Pepsi? Have it! Have a Pepsi, dude!” After the officer declines his offer, Everett exclaims, “But it helped in the commercial!" The cop responds, “I don’t drink soda."

In another instance, a protestor attempted to use Kendall's strategy by approaching a line-up of police officers in full riot gear, his arm outstretched holding a bottle of Pepsi. "I can’t believe someone actually did it," a Twitter user wrote in the caption.

Machine Gun Kelly said "sayonara" to a racist fan after they told him he'd lost their support because he was attending a protest for George Floyd. For several days now, folks have taken to the streets to protest the unjust murder of George Floyd at the hands of police in Minneapolis. One such protester fighting for the end of police brutality and racial injustice was Machine Gun Kelly, who was seen attending the protests in L.A. MGK has been very vocal since George Floyd's murder, taking to Twitter to denounce "white privilege," "the system," and "the Boyz" (cops). He also happily bid adieu to one of his fans who appeared not to support the Black Lives Matter movement.

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"On my way to the protest," MGK tweeted on Saturday (May 30th). "See you out there." A troll then felt the need to reply to the tweet, telling MGK that he was "on my way to delete all your albums now." This did not bother the rapper/singer in the slightest; in fact, he told the former fan, "good, i don’t want your racist money."

Tekashi 6ix9ine has been on a rampage since being released from prison, taking aim at anybody and everybody in an attempt to steal the thunder back. It has worked thus far, resulting in a #3 debut on the Billboard Hot 100 with his return single and a couple of broken records on Instagram Live and YouTube. 

With an album releasing tonight, Gunna was surprised to see an old video of him go viral again, in which he speaks about his cousin’s murder charge. The rapper has been accused of snitching because of the video and everyone’s favorite (or least favorite) federal informant chimed in with his own take.

Sharing a video of Gunna doing donuts in his whip at the airport, DJ Akademiks probably saw this fate coming for Young Wunna. Tekashi 6ix9ine slid into the comments and did his work, clocking in and pulling troll duties on the YSL Records stand-out.

“Every cop loves donuts,” wrote 6ix9ine. 

Is he speaking from experience? As you all know, 6ix9ine is a glorified snitch. He’s seemingly accepting Gunna as a member of the club, which the rapper has also declined an invitation to.

He previously addressed the viral video on The Breakfast Club.

“Man I don’t know what the fuck that’s about, Crime Stoppers what? I ain’t never stopped a crime. Never,” said Gunna. “Yes that’s me, but that wasn’t no Crime Stoppers.”

50 Cent‘s typically trolling others on the internet. Sometimes to a point of no return. However, in recent times, he’s been facing his fair share of trolling by an artist in Australia. The artist, who goes by @lushsux on Instagram, has painted 50 Cent’s face on the heads of controversial political and pop-cultural figures. He’s painted Fif’s face on Post Malone‘s head, Donald Trump’s head, and most recently Mike Tyson’s. “This guy needs an ass whoopin bad, he still doing this shit,” 50 Cent captioned the post of @lushsux’s recent mural.

Apparently, people have been taking Fif’s directions to heart. The artist responsible for the paintings took to Instagram earlier today revealing that he’s already had to go to the hospital because people have attacked him. “50 seems to want some more walls? Unfortunately some 6 or 7 smoothebrains at one time on the street already put me in hospital already this month because of this shit,” he wrote in a recent Instagram post. “I constantly have to unwillingly fight people ( among other insane shit you would not believe even if I told you ) on the street who for whatever cooked reason seem to feel the need to come up to me at a wall and start trouble.”

He added, “It’s tiresome, but it will not ever stop me doing what 99.8% of what everyone else seems to for the most part get a hearty chuckle out of, because they aren’t sociopathic pieces of shit.”

Peep the post below. 

Myles Garrett and Odell Beckham Jr. have been through their fair share of turmoil over this past year, especially when it comes to the sport of football. These two are teammates on the Cleveland Browns and they both had to endure a pretty lackluster season with the squad. Garrett had himself an insane incident after he swung a helmet like a weapon at Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph. Meanwhile. Beckham Jr. was charged with assault after slapping a security guard on the butt after LSU won the National Championship.

Today on Twitter, Garrett shared a video of Dennis Rodman and Karl Malone slapping each other on the butt as a way to troll OBJ. In the caption, he wrote: "How @obj thought spanking the cop was gonna go."

Rick Ross is on his 50 Cent shit this afternoon, after news circulated this morning confirming his paternity of former lover and model Briana Camille’s two children.

Apparently, Rick Ross is flipping the script on her– despite it seeming as though it was Camille pursuing legal action against Ross in this child support case, Ross is angling as though he’s been chasing Camille to confirm her DNA. In Ross’ quick video share, he claims “I can’t believe Fat Girl took the blood test, damn, they said she damn near fell running away from them people when they came to make her take the blood test.”

He adds right after, “She took it, and I’s the daddy, and I’s the papi.” 

As far as the caption goes, he included his #FatGirl hashtag and referred to her as his surrogate: “Eyez dat baby papi!! My surrogate always delivers!!! Big Thank you #Fatgirl.”

Check out his commentary below. Despite Ross’ public response, he has yet to have respond to the legal motion Camille filed, demanding a hearing to grant her temporary child support.

We’ll keep you posted as this situation develops.

The unlikeliest of pairings may be going head-to-head in a battle of their biggest hits, and honestly, we kind of hope it happens. On Saturday (May 16th), Akon took to his Instagram story to reveal to his followers that he'd been challenged to a hit battle by the most surprising and non-sensical potential opponent imaginable: Tekashi 6ix9ine.

DaBaby has been toying with B. Simone’s emotions for months. Is he emotionally invested or is he just playing with her feelings? Nobody really knew for sure. B. Simone was DaBaby’s co-star in one of his recent music videos and, in a preview for the new episode of Wild ‘N Out, the two were seen being extra flirtatious. 

Nick Cannon ended up leaving the fans with a massive cliffhanger in his final promotion for the episode, posting a video of DaBaby getting down on one knee for a random woman before B. Simone flips out on him, causing him to actually give her the ring. Unfortunately for Simone, things didn’t play out exactly as planned.

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After she interrupted the proposal, DaBaby turned around and got down on one knee for B. Simone, seemingly getting ready to pop the question. He held her hand before looking her in the eyes and asking the rapper to tie his shoes for him. 

“Alright, anything you want,” she says before Baby completely dubs her. 

“Aight, appreciate you,” he adds before walking away to a screaming B. Simone. Sometimes, you don’t get the fairy tale ending that you were hoping for.

Watch the hilarious moment from last night’s show below. Do you think DaBaby will give B. Simone another chance?