The recent beef between The Game and Meek Mill took a sudden twist when Beanie Sigel appeared on a diss track aimed at The Game last week. Never one to back down, The Game responded with a diss track of his own for the two Philly rappers. Recently, Beanie Sigel sat down with Persia Nicole of Philly’s 92Q, stating he made a mistake jumping into the beef and alleges that he helped Meek write some of the lyrics on their remix of Young M.A.’s “Ooouuu.”

That interview ruffled a lot of feathers, as The Game took to Instagram to report the State Property rapper was jumped by the Dreamchasers backstage at Puff Daddy and The Family’s Bad Boy reunion tour stop at Philadelphia’s Wells Fargo Center on Friday night (Sep. 23). Now, footage of the incident has surfaced online.

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The saga between The Game, Meek Mill and Beanie Sigel continues. Sigel, who appeared to be on Meek Mill’s side in the MMG rapper’s recent beef with The Game, says he has no issues with the Compton MC. In an interview with Persia Nicole on Philly’s 92Q, the State Property leader was asked about his appearance on Meek Mill’s diss song to The Game.

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What a difference a week makes. After Kid Cudi’s Twitter rant, which caused Kanye West and Drake to deliver their own responses, Kanye has decided to take a step back. On Tuesday night (Sep. 20) during the “Saint Pablo” tour stop in Houston, Texas, Yeezus decided to offer some kind words to his former protégé while performing “Runaway.”

“The most important artist of the past 10 years… most influential. And I hope he’s doing well,” Kanye says about Cudi in a clip posted online. Soon after, Kanye would state Kid Cudi is one of the “most influential artists of the last 10 years” and call him “my brother.”

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The Game made the first move, attacking Meek Mill last week on the diss song “92 Bars.” The beef, centered around a robbery in June involving Sean Kingston, took another twist over the weekend when Game and Kingston traded words on Instagram. Beanie Sigel then stepped in, previewing what sounded like a response aimed at The Game.

That preview is now available in full, as Meek Mill liberates his diss track to The Game, a remix of Young M.A.’s “Ooouu.” Along with Dreamchasers members Omelly and Tak, Beanie Sigel contributes a quick warning shot rapping, “One phone call I’m in LA in three hours/ The bully, please don’t bring me out of retirement.”

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The beef between The Game and Meek Mill has taken another turn. Things started on Friday (Sep. 16) when The Game dropped the song “92 Bars,” a diss track aimed at Meek Mill. The issue stems from an incident back in June at the Penthouse Nightclub & Dayclub in West Hollywood, LA, where Sean Kingston was assaulted and robbed of a $300,000 chain. Game and Meek Mill were both in attendance, and according to Game, the Dreamchasers rapper informed police that a members of Game’s crew were responsible for the robbery.

Now Sean Kingston has decided to speak up about the incident.

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It’s not even lunchtime yet and already The Game has beef on his mind. This morning, the Compton rapper unleashed a diss song aimed at Meek Mill called “92 Bars,” on which he calls him out for snitching and threatens to “snap him like a tooth pick.” He also brags about giving Nicki his “pool stick.”

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Kid Cudi caused a stir on Wednesday afternoon (Sep. 14) with a Twitter rant, where he praised artists like A$AP Rocky and Travi$ Scott but later threw shots at Kanye West and Drake.

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Kid Cudi woke up on Wednesday (Sept. 14) with a lot on his mind. The Cleveland rager took to Twitter, appearing to be frustrated with the industry and certain relationships. “I need yall to know I got so many haters within the industry and these clowns know Im bout to crush their entire existance. Everyone thinks they’re soooo great. Talkin top 5 and be having 30 people write songs for them,” said an angry Cudi.

“All my youngins out here reppin, Asap Rocky and the whole ASAP family, Travis Scott, SuperDuper Kyle, Audio Push, Hit Boy, etc, I see yall,” the 32-year-old said moments later praising some of his younger peers. “My tweets apply to who they apply. Ye, Drake, whoever. These ni**as dont give a fuck about me. And they aint fuckin with me. Ni**as keep you close when they see how powerful you are by yourself. When they see your greatness. Out of fear,” Cudi continued, throwing light shots to both Kanye West and Drake.

There’s no details to where all of this stems from, but former OVO artist ILOVEMAKONNEN also chimed saying “Yes kid cudi! Thank u!” before deleting the tweet. Kid Cudi’s new album, Passion, Pain & Demon Slayin’, is expected to arrive later this month.

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Drake and Future’s “Summer Sixteen” tour pulled into New York City on Thursday (Aug. 4) for the first of four nights at Madison Square Garden. Along with surprise appearances by Young Thug and A$AP Ferg, the most-talked about moment from night one in the Big Apple came during Drake’s opening set, when the Canadian broke into a freestyle where he threw shots at radio station HOT 97 and DJ Funkmaster Flex.

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After kick off his four-month “Summer Sixteen” tour on Wednesday night (Jul. 20) in Austin, Texas, Drake’s North American trek pulled into Dallas on Thursday. During the show, the Canadian star took time on stage to address rapper Joe Budden for the first-time in their on-going feud.

“I should of brought Joe Budden up here and let him do “Pump It Up” one time. F*** them ni**as,” says Drake to the sold-out crowd. The comment of course is a response to the Slaughterhouse MC, who has been going after Drizzy with a series of diss tracks including “Making A Murderer Pt. 1,” “Wake” and “Afraid.”

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