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Earlier this week, Trick Daddy may have started something that he can’t finish when leaked audio from a Clubhouse panel featured him sharing some extremely hot takes about two of the biggest stars in the music industry: Jay-Z and Beyoncé. 

While on Clubhouse, Trick Daddy stepped into the hot seat and shared a couple of incredibly unpopular opinions, saying, “Beyoncé don’t write music and barely can sing her motherf*ckin’ self. Man, I watched my godmama train Beyoncé, vocal lessons all her career.”

“Beyoncé is to R&B what Jay-Z is to New York,” Trick Daddy continued. “That’s why they together. Jay-Z ain’t never won the greatest rapper alive. Who ever put him on a level like that? New York lost Biggie, and they needed a hero. They wanted to be the Mecca of Hip-Hop, and they just handed it over to Jay-Z.”

Despite the backlash that he has been receiving for his comments, Trick has stood by his initial comments on Clubhouse, and during his 99Jamz morning radio show with Trina, he went on to further explained his position, saying, “That’s my opinion. I’ve said many times on the radio that they’re wonderful businesspeople. Jigga made a lot of money, he got a whole lotta money. But did I say anything disrespectful? No. Did I call them out they names? No, I didn’t.”

Now, the legendary Florida rapper is back with another Beyoncé-related hot take. In a recent post to his Instagram Story, Trick Daddy shared a shady message that simply read, “BARBZ >.” While he doesn’t call out The Beyhive, Beyoncé’s infamous fan base, directly, one can assume that he’s comparing Yoncé’s die-hard fan base to Nicki Minaj’s passionate followers because as of late, the Beyhive has been leaving extremely negative reviews at Trick Daddy’s restaurant.

Check out the “Nann N*gga” rapper’s quickly posted and deleted Instagram story below.

What do you think about Trick Daddy’s latest antics? Does he have a point about Nicki Minaj’s fanbase being better than Beyoncé’s or is he dragging the situation at this point?

NBA Twitter was finally starting to turn around on Los Angeles Clippers superstar Paul George after years of cyberbullying, making fun of his inconsistency on the court by calling him “Pandemic P”. The nickname is not as flattering as one may think. Just about everyone that uses it has something bad to say about PG13 and his on-court skills. Whether they’re making fun of him passing the ball to a referee or missing two important free throws in a must-win game, the people have seriously turned on Paul George.

After last night’s loss against the Phoenix Suns in their Western Conference Finals matchup, Clippers fans (and haters) trended “Pandemic P” once again, which has become a pretty familiar sight during the playoffs. This time, it was because Paul George had a chance to tie up the game and potentially send his team to overtime against the Suns. However, instead of sinking two clutch free throws to be his team’s hero, he missed both and became the butt of another joke.

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As basketball fans continue to make fun of Paul George for his missed shots at the end of last night’s game, the baller has remained silent on social media, not updating his pages since April.

Check out some of the most disrespectful “Pandemic P” memes below and let us know if you think people are being too hard on PG13.

For years, 50 Cent has been harassing his former G-Unit bandmate Young Buck for allegedly having relationships with transgender women. Buck has spoken about the rumors of him being attracted to trans women, chalking it up to being catfished, but the humiliation has ensued for far too long. 

Last week, Young Buck was reportedly in court for a case against his ex-girlfriend regarding a shooting incident. Blogger Tasha K, who has had problems in the past with Cardi B, reported on the case with the headline, “Young Buck COMES OUT of The Closet.” During her three-minute video, she never actually spoke about Buck coming out of the closet as she suggested — instead, she spoke about how his ex alleges he’s been sleeping with gay men and trans women during their relationship, which is what sparked a domestic incident between them.

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As you would expect after years of coming after his former friend with homophobic and transphobic remarks, 50 Cent had something to say about the latest wrinkle in this story, reposting Tasha K’s video and adding his commentary.

“SMH why he didn’t just say he was gay,” said Fif. “There is nothing wrong with it Buck. But you can’t be putting your hands on no women because she keep catching you.”

Young Buck hasn’t actually “come out” of the closet. He has yet to make any recent public statements about his sexuality. However, for all this to be happening during Pride Month is a little unsettling.

Check out 50’s post below.

Often, certain random tweets or social media messages will get grabbed by a blog, and soon, it’s gone viral. Most of the time it can be something about relationships, romances, workplaces, or anything that can get the general public talking and sharing their opinions, and such was the case with a controversial tweet from a woman whose identity was hidden by several outlets.

Hollywood Unlocked reposted the woman’s message that read, “My Daughter Does Not Come Before My Husband IDC [shrug emoji][one hundred emoji].” Soon, thousands of people jumped in their comments to disagree, but one stood out from the rest as Cardi B made her voice heard.

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The mom of two-year-old Kulture Cephus wasn’t fond of the message and commented that parents like this end up not believing their children when allegations of abuse arise against their partners. “And these be the b***** that god forbit they daughters get molested by their ‘husband’ ‘boyfriend’ they won’t believe them their kids, take their words and will hate their daughters cause of the truth and the men be knowing that and take advantage.”

People widely agreed, especially mothers who stated that their kids come before anyone else. Check out the post, along with Cardi’s response, and let us know if you agree.