The war between Cardi B and Rah Ali continues in the midst of a pandemic. Earlier today, Cardi B and Rah Ali got into it, once again, on social media after Cardi B called out ItsOnSite for posting tweets she's already clarified as fake. "I understand bitches don’t like me but to put a whole fake tweet about me trying to start Shìt," Cardi wrote. 

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It didn't take long for Rah Ali to slide into Cardi's mentions and claiming that the rapper was sneak dissing her. She then brought up the recent footage of Offset hiding his phone to get a bit more disrespectful. It appears that Cardi's whole issue here was not that they were posting about her but rather, posting fake content to stir up the pot. Cardi did, however, add, "Let's not talk about husbands because I will put your whole situation on blast."

"Ouuu baby, lets do it. Your lame friend already ATTEMPTED that, my union is SOLID. So please, give it your best shot, so I can make a complete mockery out of you," Rah Ali said in response, referencing her feud with Star Brim. 

Though Cardi B added that this could be handled in the DMs, the feud continued to unfold publicly and things for even messier. Cardi tweeted, "I got receipts of you and so and so in ATL ? Anyways like I said I dm you if you wanna settle it like women .You haven’t write back so are you doing this for attention?" 

Peep the tweets below. 

Over the weekend, things went a little haywire between NBA Youngboy, Yaya Mayweather and Kodak Black. To backtrack, if you're not up to date, Floyd Mayweather's daughter, Yaya, reportedly stabbed the baby mama of NBA Youngboy when she found the two in Youngboy's home together.

Kodak Black threw himself into the thick of it, when he alleged that Youngboy snitched by cooperating with the police for this particular incident. Youngboy denied these allegations and was clearly upset by the accusations, and when Kodak Black took things a step further by claiming that Youngboy wants to be like him, Youngboy went off on the locked up rapper during an IG Live session with the fans. "You a hatin' ass b*tch," he slammed Kodak during his Instagram Live.

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Well, Youngboy appears to have one last jab to throw Kodak Black's way. The Baton Rouge rapper took to Twitter yesterday where he sub-tweeted at Kodak, "You deserve to be stepped on with that clout chasing shit." The replies to Youngboy's were mostly supportive, with statements like "Kodak jealous simple," or "Showed nothing but love to Kodak and he can’t mind his buisness all of a sudden smh."

What do you think? Why is Kodak stirring up trouble with Youngboy? 

We'll keep you updated if this beef unravels further.

It's not like artists are able to tour, or go to the studio (let alone leave their house) right now, so as you can imagine, plenty of artists are using this isolation time as an opportunity to work on new music, and share it with the fans. Some are putting on nightly IG live performances, interviewing fellow celebs on Live, or hosting insane competitions like Tory Lanez.

Among the rappers who are sharing in-the-moment updates on whatever it is they're working, there is the always-working Russ. Russ has been emblematic of the idiom that hard work pays off, after he essentially blew himself up when he went on an ambitious journey to drop one song a week for a year. It's become common knowledge that the man is disliked among hip-hop masses, and apparently we can count the talented producer slash singer Childish Major in that camp.

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When Russ shared a video, innocently enough, that was captioned "bring soul samples back 2020." Childish re-shared with a comment, "Lol un quantize everything and it’ll be good." It wasn't too firey, let's be real, and it's unclear what exactly the tone is in his tweet. When a fan in reply to Childish said that they no longer listen to Russ, because Guapdad said so (stemming to the two's own beefing issues), Guap jumped right in to confirm this as fact: "Period."

Russ, perhaps always on the defensive, spoke back to Childish Major in a subtweet, and eventually, Boi-1da also chimed in, supporting Russ.

Childish replied from there, asking Russ to lighten up a bit. Maybe it was just a misconstrued light-hearted joke all along? Check out the banter below.

In the latest episode of "It Wasn't Me," 600 Breezy is denying accusations that he offered to put out some sort of hit on Nicki Minaj's husband. The world zoomed in on Twitter on Wednesday (February 5) as Nicki Minaj and her ex-boyfriend Meek Mill engaged in a heated internet tiff. The pair—who haven't been together for years—traded shocking accusations as she claims he's an abuser and he fired shots that not only did she pay for her convicted sex offender brother's legal team, but she also knew that he was sexually abusing his stepdaughter.

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Nicki would later say call the exchange regrettable, but by that time the screenshots had circulated hundreds of thousands of times. In the fray, Sky Days's ex-boyfriend and rapper 600 Breezy reportedly added in his two cents. "Aye Meek for a small fee I kno some n*ggas that'll make her a widow. I'm just the messenger," a tweet from 600 Breezy's Twitter account reportedly stated.

People were quick to claim that Breezy seemed as if he was offering to set up some sort of hit on Kenneth Petty, but HipHopDX reports that 600 Breezy denies he sent the tweet. "I don't even have access to my twitter," the outlet claims Breezy wrote on his Instagram Story. "Idk who tf that is."

With a verified account that boasts over 100K followers, it seems mighty strange that he wouldn't have control. Meanwhile, 600 Breezy also continues to beef with his ex who claims that she's pregnant with his triplets. 

Kevin Durant and Kendrick Perkins had the whole NBA world talking last night as they got into a spat on Twitter. It all started when Perkins said Russell Westbrook was the greatest player in the history of the Oklahoma City Thunder. Of course, this upset Durant who went after Perkins on Twitter. The ensuing back and forth was heavily publicized and both men came away from it having gained next to nothing.

Today, Perkins was on Radio.com’s Scal and Pals, where he clarified his comments and explained how he felt about the whole situation. As he explains, he never meant to throw shade at KD and that his original comments were supposed to uplift Russ.

“Clearly, I’m not saying that Russell Westbrook is a better player than Kevin Durant. I’m saying that when you talk about the Oklahoma City Thunder: Russell Westbrook is Mr. Thunder,” Perkins said. “I don’t have a filter. So what I do, is I strike back. Boy, stop playing with me. You did the weakest move in NBA history, up 3-1 in the Western Conference Finals and then you go join them the following season.”

Perkins was also on The Jump today where he said he wished KD had called him on the phone instead of clapping back on Twitter. For now, it appears as though these two men still have a lot to talk about.