Looks like Ms. Minaj has had her last straw with the Internets tonight when she voiced how upset she was by the fact that a Nicki Minaj fansite  posted some her music which had leaked. Roman chucked the deuce to her 11 million followers saying she couldn’t take it anymore. More than likely the YMCMB rapstress is just pissed off at what are looking to be some low first week album sales of her sophomore album, Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded. Seeing how Twitter is such an important tool for celebrities to market themselves, Nicki will be back to Tweeting in no time. In the meantime, #Woosah.
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Fat Joe says, “It’s like the 9/11 of hip hop”.

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If you’ve been under a rock for the last 24 hours, the hip-hop world has been a buzz with uncertainty over whether or not the actual Havoc of Mobb Deep or an impersonator went on a Twitter rant against his long-time partner-in-rhyme on Twitter last night. While many speculated that Hav’s Twitter account have been “hacked,” whomever was Tweeting from @TheRealHavoc went on for hours on a campaign to defame Prodigy’s character. Late tonight Havoc finally issued the following official statement about the matter.

The fact that Havoc lost his phone also explains why when Hip-Hop journalist Sway texted his phone about the validity of the defamatory Tweets, the response he received was “Very Real.” One peculiar point that Miss Info pointed out as not adding up however, was that many of the slanderous Tweets were not done from Hav’s iPhone but instead were labeled as being sent out via web. Hmm..definitely strange but for now all you Infamous Mobb fans can sleep easy with this unfortunate sham seemingly cleared up. #Thank YouRapGods. Back to your regularly scheduled programming, dunn.

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The ever-controversial Wolf Gang capo aka Tyler, the Creator, sent out a tweet earlier today expressing his discontent with the guest verse on Nicki Minaj’s “Beez In The Trap,” which was clearly a slight to said featured artist, 2 Chainz. The Duffle Bag Boy took it upon himself to keep it Tru and retweeted Tyler’s comment adding, “She should put you on it.so you can rid ur BIKE n da vid.” If this turns into an actual rap beef you better believe hilarity will ensue.

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All because of this ??? SMH

You more Diggy, Me, I’m more Biggie, No diss to the young boy, I’m just rapping, get bored quickly!
Just to make up for that line, invite him on tour with me, Show him the game, let him finagle these whores with me
- J. Cole

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Most of the hip-hop world has already heard about it, but if not, Tyga was involved in a shooting in Omaha, Nebraska on Monday night (March 19) … after becoming irate with a few members at his show when they continued to throw debris on stage.

The YMCMB rapper was angry over the disrespectful acts, and snapped, ultimately challenging the concertgoers to “see him outside” after he finished his performance.

While a physical altercation never took place, the unnamed members of the audience watched Tyga and his entourage exit the venue and followed their vehicles when they left, and eventually opened fire.

A bus and trailer was hit at least 15 times, leaving Tyga’s protege Honey Cocaine, along with one other, hit with gunshot wounds. Fortunately, both victims were treated for non-life-threatening injuries and are now ok.

The Los Angeles-bred rapper called into Los Angeles’ Power 106 radio show Wednesday afternoon (March 21) to explain what happened.

During the interview, he tells radio personality Yesi Ortiz that the shooting was the result of a on-going situation that started earlier in the day. Apparently, the rowdy members of the audience were local artists who were supposed to open for Tyga, but didn’t.

“This is something that doesn’t happen. These aren’t fans,” Tyga revealed. “This situation escalated because I wanted to do the show. I was dealing with the same people from the beginning of the day, before the show even started. Like they wanted to cancel the show — it was just a bunch of drama going on already. That was like the fourth situation.

“It was some people that was supposed to perform, like some local opening acts. I told them they couldn’t perform, because it’s a tour. I don’t want no opening acts performing .. Like I said, those weren’t fans.”

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Dudes were throwing beer at the A$ap mob while they stood on the stage. So as anybody else would do(hopefully), they got pissed off, and jumped in the crowd to begin some brawling activities. Check it out.

The ever so controversial Charles Hamilton drops a J.Cole diss record out of nowhere.

Says The Weeknd,

ham burglar lookin’ ass nigga…ll i need are my brothers and my fans… fuck the bullshit. just gimme that gat damn allderdice god damm it! i’m too turnt up right now!! this nigga is so hood, he thinks my name is the weekender…i was raised old fashioned, you get at me, i get at you… ain’t no sideways shit about it…

Says The Dream,

Like my father said. Say ur piece son if a man feel uncomfortable enough a cheat, and a liar will identify his self. Amen. Now I know 4 Sure. I said I was Honest not petty. Joke all you want. Grown Man. Love killed Hate. I’m going to support the movement where if u can’t say it in person don’t say it. Nothing but love from here lil homie. Don’t get fooled or tricked and try to come up on a nigga like me , won’t work just do you if u truly are then what we talkin bout. Now ima leave it at that.

Ill call ya phone if you wanna chop it up or if you feel a way. Seek knowledge at all times “if you have a unknowing of a mans true will Use the Word as a tool to unveil the shadow of a enemy. Naw…….I’m signed to my self. Selfmade, I built it ground up, you brought it renovated. Nice. Love kills Hate I’m going to prove it! Watch.

Machiavelli the art of war has nothing to do with a Gun. Its psych thing. U use words to make the opponent make a move that he can never….Move back from the move the word is Permanent! The assumption of your move was merely a thought and now you know for sure….. Now we move. In silence the right way! We on a whole other level ova here. No Calculated moves just Absolute ones.

Yall better quit hypin niggas up. Can’t beef by ur self. Beef wld have to mean insecurity R Jealousy two things I knw nthing about Im Dope! Like I said I think the world of the boy. And nothing will change that. He’s very talented. And its nothing for me to Say that. int enough RandB too Beef. And its no fun ballin by yourself. Retore Order. I will not do what the RandB nigga before me did. I’m Dope…..Enough to share the success with any man Worthy! LoveCult! #TheLoveGang. But as my mother would Don’t Take my Sweetness for a Weakness!

We saw the slavery tweet and were offended, so why don’t you tell us what happened?
I was asleep when all this started unfolding, you know how Twitter has the trending topics…Well this one I guess was fake retweets of me. And then everyone started doing it. Like, “Lets put RT in front of Kreayshawn’s name” and saying these horrible things, and finally my fans and a few of my friends started hitting me like “your page’s been hacked.” I went on Twitter and saw that there wasn’t anything on my timeline that I didn’t tweet. But then I checked my @replies and I saw everything.

So you never made the slavery tweet or any of the others?
No. I wouldn’t even say anything like that. I’m from Oakland. I don’t even think of these things. We don’t even have racism out there like that, or somewhere else. I don’t know why anyone would think I had the heart to say some crazy ass sh-t like that.

Well, let’s talk about that. You don’t have the benefit of the doubt with the public. I think a lot of that stems from the stories of you and V-Nasty and the use of the ‘N’ word…
I don’t even use that word. That was V-Nasty. I think it’s just a horrible string of being in this rap game and being little and white, so people want to attack me. I get the confusion between me and V-Nasty. We’re both from the same place. We both rap. But that’s it. We’re two different people and two different artists.

Now I’ve seen a YouTube video of the two of you together in a hotel suite and you both were talking extremely tough. That is the image you portray and this is hip-hop. It’s a rough and tumble world. So what if the public expects you to be able to take it?
I am tough. I’ve had pimps pull my arm. I’m hard, but deep down I’m a real person. And when people are tweeting things at me, it hurts. Part of it is being imaged as ‘the white rapper girl’. I feel like people just don’t like that. There’s some sort of novelty about it, like it’s not real. But it is. People tweet my mom saying all sorts of crazy things, like they want to kill her. And I think people thought it was funny. But it’s not. The guy who started it has over 10,000 followers. But people with 500 followers are going to think it’s real. What if someone slaps me?

So what are you going to do about all of this? Are you considering changing your image? And what have you learned?
Honestly, I feel like Twitter is the enemy. Anything I say is getting misconstrued. If there’s anything I’ve learned, it’s to just back away from Twitter. ‘Cause it’s just too much. If my prescience on Twitter wasn’t that big…If I don’t tweet every little thing…Then, they don’t have ammunition. I can only do what makes me happy. The money isn’t worth it.

Are you worried about your family? Threatening your mother is a serious thing…
The part that worries me is people who are going to think it’s real after the fact. My mom is kind of an overreacter. I’ve seen this kind of stuff before. So I’m not that worried.

Has anyone ever confronted you in person?
No. The only confrontation I’ve had was the incident at the VMA’s (with Rick Ross). Other than thuggin in the club, which is normal, I haven’t had any of that.

Would you change your image? If nothing else, to separate yourself from V-Nasty?
As far as looks, we don’t look alike. I think people know the difference by now. That’s been cleared up a lot more.

Are you considering any legal actions over the threats made against your mother?
No, it’s just Twitter. Being online is what kind of made me, and I don’t want to turn my back on the people who made me, but I do need a break.

A break from Twitter?
A break from everything. I don’t know man. I came in the game as a video director. I’ve directed over 100 videos in the bay area. I feel positive inspiring girls, having women do whatever they want. Now I feel like, I don’t know. I already finished my album, but as far as making a second album…I don’t know.

Anything else you want us to know?
I just feel like those things that were said, nobody should be saying those things.

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