During a recent live stream, Tasha K claimed that she once spoke to Nicki Minaj about her relationship with Cardi B. The gossip blogger says that she was asked to sign an NDA to protect their conversation, however, she she refused. According to her, it would defeat the purpose of her going to court with Cardi.
“The reason that I didn’t sign the NDA that she wanted me to sign was because I said ‘If I sign an NDA with you […] then I might as well not go to court with Cardi.” According to Tasha K, the two of them actually have a lot of similarities, although Nicki doesn’t like to believe it. She went on to say that she thinks Nicki should have used her expertise to give Cardi some pointers at the beginning of her career, as helping her out wouldn’t “pull [her] down.”
Famously, Tasha K and Cardi have been embroiled in a heated legal battle for years, which ultimately resulted in Tasha owing the rapper $4 million. Despite their messy beef, it appears as though Tasha K still has empathy for her longtime rival. After an ugly Twitter spat with some followers this month, Cardi made a concerning comment that led many to believe she was suicidal. Amid the debacle, Tasha reached out to her to check in.
This gesture might mean that their feud could come to an end sometime in the near future. Cardi recently hinted at feeling sorry for someone on Twitter Spaces, and many think she was referring to the personality. It’s no secret that Tasha’s struggled to get money together to pay Cardi what she owes. According to the rapper, she has a “big heart.” She mentioned speaking to her lawyers and confiding in family as she seemingly considers forgiving someone. What do you think of Tasha K refusing to sign an NDA to speak with Nicki Minaj? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates.
If you may remember, Cardi B got into it with a fan last week. Subsequently, she made a comment that came across as suicidal. Fans were very worried about the artist, although she eventually revealed that she was fine. Surprisingly, Tasha K reached out to Cardi amid all of this. In the third video in the carousel IG post below, you can see Tasha reading her messages to Cardi, in which she gave the artist some encouragement amidst the drama. It was a shocking revelation that showcases a new bout of empathy from the gossip blogger.
As it turns out, the rapper was on Twitter Spaces last night, where she spoke about a situation in which she is feeling sympathetic. In fact, she claims this situation will make her friends and family a bit upset. Lawyers will be getting involved and although she isn’t ready to make a decision just yet, she is contemplating real forgiveness for someone. Given the message that Tasha K sent her, it isn’t much of a leap to presume who she is talking about here.
Whether or not Cardi B goes through with her full forgiveness of Tasha K, still remains to be seen. However, this is a huge development for both of these individuals. After all, it takes a lot to forgive someone, especially when you consider the situation at hand. Let us know what you think of all this, in the comments section below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the music world. We will always keep you informed.
Sexyy Red says that she wasn’t trying to shade Latto with her recent post about repopularizing ’00s fashion with a True Religion trend. She had reposted a fan’s comment about the topic shortly after Latto shared a photo of herself wearing True Religion at 21 Savage‘s recent birthday party. Addressing the rumors of a feud on Twitter, Sexyy wrote that she’d be more direct if she had an issue with Latto. “Definitely not shading her I’m direct wit it whatever I gotta say,” Sexyy wrote.
Latto also spoke up on the topic, explaining that she was at an “Atlanta throwback-themed birthday party.” When a fan labeled her “crazy” for “trying to prove that [she] was wearing True,” Latto fired back: “No what’s crazy is y’all accuse me of copying any and every thing and when I prove y’all wrong I’m doing tewww muchhhh.” In response to more criticism from fans, Latto continued: “Yall hoes def not fast… I was addressing Shaderoom comments under a post of ME f*ck is u talm bout dizzy b*tch if u gone be messy at least KEEP UP.”
ATLANTA, GEORGIA – OCTOBER 03: In this image released on October 10, 2023, Sexyy Red performs onstage during the BET Hip-Hop Awards 2023 on October 03, 2023 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Bennett Raglin/Getty Images)
At one point, Ice Spiceweighed into the debate over ’00s fashion, sharing a fan’s post suggesting that she’s responsible for the trend. “Truthfully them bchs ain’t start BACK dressing in the jeans, BB belts, & jackets MAINSTREAM, until ice spice did it for the in ha mood video,” the post reads. “It doesn’t matter who was doing it b4 fame, you stopped & started back when you saw the look was coming back last year lmao.”
Sexyy Red Downplays Latto Diss
Latto and Ice Spice have been throwing subliminal shots at one another for months by this point. With her feature on Offset’s new album, Set It Off, Latto appeared to diss the “Munch (Feelin’ U)” rapper. “That n***a a munch/ Yo bookin’ fee, ate it for lunch/ I don’t do backends, need it up front/ I’m big dawg, you b*tches is runts/ Don’t pull wigs, don’t pull stunts/ I pull triggers and I pull blunts/ I pull cars like it’s Tonk/ Bitch, you couldn’t top me in the bunk (ha!),” she rapped on “Fine As Can Be.”
Yall hoes def not fast… I was addressing Shaderoom comments under a post of ME fuck is u talm bout dizzy bitch if u gone be messy at least KEEP UP https://t.co/bP8SNHYq8u
Sha Money XL says that he and 50 Cent have no real beef and that the “so-called” feud is just a marketing tacket by the G-Unit leader. He discussed his relationship with 50 Cent during a recent interview with Ray Daniels on The Gauds Show.
“What did I do to you? Did I steal? Did I rob? What did I do?” he said on the podcast. “I got you this money, bro. I was one of those foundational people. So, just say, ‘yo, good look for that, bro. Let’s just let it go.’ You ain’t even gotta say sorry, bro! But let it go. I don’t want to work for you. I might make a good record for you, though.”
Sha Money XL Attends Screening Of “DJs Defined Da Union”
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – NOVEMBER 04: Sha Money XL attends the “DJs Defined Da Union” Documentary Screening at Cinepolis Chelsea on November 04, 2019 in New York City. (Photo by Johnny Nunez/WireImage)
It’s not the only time Sha Money has spoken about working with 50 Cent as of late. Back in June, he reflected on the making of the rapper’s “Back Down” track, revealing that 50 originally intended to diss several more artists including Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff, JAY-Z, R. Kelly, Nas, Cam’ron, and others. In the end, he only dissed Ja Rule and Murder Inc. on the song. “That sh*t was blackdown, he was going black on that, blacking out, bro. Whylin’ on these motherf*ckas,” Sha Money XL said in Diverse Mentality‘s documentary on 50’s iconic debut album, Get Rich or Die Tryin’.
He continued: “The sh*t he was saying, it was like, ‘Bro, you can’t say that, what you doing? Yo, come on, Nas is still the homie.’ But he wanted to take everybody, man. It was like, ‘You can’t go after the God, bro.’ Everybody’s getting it. Cam, everybody. Back the f*ck down. And that sh*t was well-received, man. That sh*t was hard as f*ck.” Check out Sha Money’s latest comments on 50 Cent above. They come after he dropped his new project, Message to the Streets, last week.
If 50 Cent has taught us anything, it’s that feuds between rappers will remain one of the most entertaining aspects of hip-hop. When your favorite rapper throws shade in an interview, spreads a pervasive rumor, or writes an all-out diss track, you’re going to want to know what happens. It may be a fair fight between two evenly-matched rappers who are trading jabs in a friendly manner—or you may witness an onslaught of verbal uppercuts and shots to that body that are so painful, you must turn your head away.
Over the years, rapper 50 Cent has been hurling insults in every way possible at producer and rapper Diddy. Some of his jabs are humorous while others are downright cold. Here are 7 of the most well-known times 50 put Diddy on blast!
A recent post from the “In Da Club” rapper shows a pic on Instagram of 2Pac and Suge Knight the night of 2Pac’s murder, saying, “Damn so pac got lined by brother love. LOL Time to Lawyer up, s*** might get sticky.” It was just days later when 50 trolled Diddy over his alleged connection to Duane Keith “Keefe D” Davis, the man who was arrested for allegedly murdering 2Pac. The rapper went on to post a video on Instagram of Keefe D asking Diddy for help: “Brother love? Show some love. It’s all I can f*cking say,” Keefe D said in the clip. “I was on top of the world til’ I met your mother****ing *ss.”
50 Cent Hates Diddy’s Hugs
50 Cent talks about why he doesn’t go to Diddy’s parties:
“N*gga hug you from the front and the back at the same time… f*ck you talkin about… this ain’t my kinda party” pic.twitter.com/SsjDQ2fy65
Prior to posting the clip of Keefe D on Instagram, the “Candy Shop” rapper also took shots at Diddy over his sexual orientation during his concert. “That’s why I don’t be going to them Puffy parties,” he said. “N**** hug you from the front and back at the same time? … Look, if you into that, you into that. I’m fine with it. To each his own. I’m just saying, this isn’t my kind of mother****ing party.” 50’s on-stage rant resulted in a mixed reaction from the crowd.
Even before 50 spoke ill of Diddy’s parties, years ago, the iconic rapper had plenty of harsh things to say. In an interview on Drink Champs, 50 said Diddy asked him to go shopping with him but he felt there were other intentions behind it. “’So, yo, when we gonna get a chance to kick it. We could just hang out … Why don’t we like go shopping? … I’ll pay for it,’” Fif recalled Diddy telling him.
Diddy’s Destination To Nowhere
In a 2014 interview with radio station Power 105.1, 50 claimed “Puffy might be the destination for anybody going nowhere. Nobody surviving.” The rapper says he doesn’t get why artists collaborate with him, naming more artists whose careers ended shortly after getting involved with him. “When he came out with the Angels record, I said, ‘Naw, man. That’s wack. You gotta stand next to something.’ And he knew exactly what I meant cause he’s been standing next to something his entire career. He stood next to Biggie …”
“The Bomb”: A Diddy Diss Track
In 2006, the Get Rich Or Die Tryin’ rapper released a diss track aimed at Diddy called “The Bomb.” Over the beat from Dead Prez’s “Hip Hop,” 50 delivered scathing bars directed towards Diddy. “Who shot Biggie Smalls?/ We don’t get ’em, they gonna kill us all/ Man, Puffy know who hit that n****/ Man, that n**** soft, he scared them boys from the Westside will break him off/ Dump on his a**, so he run to Harlem shake em off.” Fiddy would also say, “I guess this means I won’t be invited to the white parties in the Hamptons,” before mentioning Ma$e.
50 Cent Criticizes Diddy for Using Notorious BIG’s Name
American rappers Notorious BIG (also known as Biggie Smalls, born Christopher Wallace, 1972 – 1997) (left) and Sean Combs (also known as Puff Daddy and P Diddy) perform onstage, Anaheim California, circa 1994. (Photo by Nitro/Getty Images)
In 2010, 50 Cent went to X, formerly Twitter, to create a petition called RIP BIG. The “In Da Club” rapper said he believes that Diddy is making money off BIG’s name. “Enough is enough,” 50 said on X, formerly Twitter. “Biggie’s name should never have become Diddy’s Black Card … When was the last time Diddy really was biggin up his brother, not biggin up his bank?” Fiddy gained a lot of momentum and support for this petition.
Ditching A Diddy-Like Jacket During a Concert
In 2021, 50 was one of the headliners for Rolling Loud New York, holding his stomping grounds in Queens, NYC. Marking his homecoming performance, the rapper performed all his greatest hits to an energetic crowd. After a quick outfit swap, 50 returned to the stage wearing a shiny grey jacket. Just then, 50 realized the jacket made him look like Diddy in the ‘90s when he used to wear shiny suits in his music videos. Fiddy quickly tore the jacket off and threw it into the crowd. “You know why I threw that jacket,” he said, per HipHopDX. “It made me look like Puffy.”
Has 50 Cent gone too far with his jabs at Diddy over the years? Let us know what you think in the comments below.
Joe Budden went after his haters during the latest episode of his podcast, this week, explaining why he’s qualified to speak on hip-hop music. The comments come amid his ongoing feud with Drake over his negative response to For All The Dogs.
“This certainty that I speak with, it’s not internet bravado,” Budden began. “It’s not like competence from what’s commented. It’s not fragile. I speak this way because I did it. I lived it, and I’m still here to talk about it… There will never be a space on this earth where there’s a music conversation happening and I’m not qualified to have it. I have done this at every fucking level and am only still here because of my fortitude and my ability to innovate and be at the precipice when counted out at all times. I beg of you, if I’m not qualified to talk music, if I’m not qualified to discuss rap as it drops at a time when nobody is discussing rap as it drops, then who the fuck is?”
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – OCTOBER 25: Joe Budden speaks onstage at the REVOLT X AT&T 3-Day Summit In Los Angeles – Day 1 at Magic Box on October 25, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Phillip Faraone/Getty Images for REVOLT)
As for his feud with Drake, things popped off when Budden argued that For All The Dogs is rap for “children.” “[Drake is] rapping for the children,” he said. “I had to look up how old this n***a was when I finished listening to the album … You gonna be 37 years old. Get the fuck away from some of these younger n****s, and stop fucking these 25-year-olds … Why are you still fucking the 25-year-olds? You’re a 37-year-old billionaire.”
Drake later fired back on social media, calling Budden a failed rapper. Check out Budden’s latest words on the situation in the video above and be on the lookout for further updates on HotNewHipHop.
Joe Budden and Drake have been embroiled in a bit of a feud over the past week. Overall, it all stems from the fact that Joe had a harsh critique of Drake’s new album, For All The Dogs. Budden was not happy with Drizzy’s decision to include Kai Cenat in his rollout. Furthermore, he spoke about how Drake is not evolving artistically. Instead, he is making “for kids” and even the women he messes with are pretty young. This led to a lengthy response from Drake, who called Budden washed up and a failure in music.
Of course, the entire hip-hop world has been weighing into this beef. For the most part, people are siding with Joe. They feel as though Drake was not being fair with his criticisms. Moreover, he has already admitted to being a huge Budden fan, so the thesis he wrote felt like a projection. Well, this week, Joe Budden officially fired back on his podcast. Overall, it was a large segment of the podcast, and Budden did a good job of breaking down everything that took place following Drake’s initial response.
Firstly, Joe explained that when he critiques artists, he comes from a place of feeling as if he is one of the best rappers in the world. He has been told by other MCs that he is a master of his domain, and he takes that into consideration when he criticizes other artists. Subsequently, he spoke on how Drake sent him some DMs. At first, he told Budden that maybe some radio play would calm him down. When that didn’t work, Drizzy claimed that Joe was being malicious for mentioning the women he sleeps with. Drake felt like the insinuation that he sleeps with younger women is just unacceptable.
Eventually, Budden played various clips from For All The Dogs in which Drake speaks on being with a woman who is 25. Additionally, he even played a questionable line about a woman being 21. Although, that line could just be a 21 Savage bar. Either way, Budden is adamant that Drake was in the wrong here. In fact, Joe is standing on the fact that this kind of beef has never fazed him. He is the happiest he’s ever been, and Drake will not change that. Let us know what you think of all this, in the comments section below.
50 Cent has been going pretty hard on Diddy over the last week or so. Firstly, he came out with a bizarre statement about how he would never go to a party hosted by the music mogul. “That n***a hug you from the front and the back at the same time? Fuck you talkin’ ’bout?” Fif asked. “I mean, if you into that, you into that. I’m fine with it. I’m just saying this ain’t my motherfuckin’ kind of party. I am uncomfortable. I think I belong in the girl’s bathroom.”
Subsequently, he took to Instagram with a comment about how Diddy was allegedly responsible for Tupac’s death. Overall, Diddy-2Pac conspiracies have existed for a very long time. However, it was jarring to see an artist like 50 Cent come out and espouse them. There was a bit of a fallout on social media, and fans were just confused by the whole thing. Now, it seems like the artist is doubling down. In footage that recently surfaced online, Fif continued to talk about Diddy and his belief that he was involved in 2Pac’s murder.
“I hate when they leave me to talk because I always say the wrong thing,” the legend said. “Last time they left me, I said something about Puffy. You saw that clip? I gotta stop doing that kinda shit. I been talking to a therapist to try to help me with the shit I been saying. It’s some crazy shit on my mind. Maybe I said that shit about Puffy because he got 2Pac killed.” For now, it is unclear as to whether or not these comments were made before his social media post, or after. Either way, Fif doubled down somewhere along the line.
These comments will certainly cause a stir. Having said that, let us know what you think of 50 Cent’s comments, down below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the music world. We will always be sure to keep you informed on all of your favorite artists.
Stephen A. Smith says that Drake has ‘every right” to defend himself amid his ongoing feud with Joe Budden. Addressing the dispute on his podcast on YouTube, Tuesday, Smith explained that Drake is at the top of the game, following the release of For All The Dogs. Despite understanding Drake’s position, Smith did admit he may have taken his response too far.
He explained: “He didn’t have to go that far with Joe Budden than the first class occasion. That was kind of low. But obviously they got a rivalry, they got something going on and it’s messing with Drake and he felt the need to speak up and defend himself or whatever the case may be. You come out with a new album for the first time in a while after people have been clamoring for you to come out with an album and first thing you hear is a criticism from a guy that you’ve heard criticism from before.”
PHOENIX, ARIZONA – FEBRUARY 09: Stephen A. Smith attends SiriusXM At Super Bowl LVII on February 09, 2023 in Phoenix, Arizona. (Photo by Cindy Ord/Getty Images for SiriusXM)
He further added: “Drakе statistically, numbеrs wisе, dollars wisе, is clеarly on anothеr lеvеl. It’s just that simple. Drake is spеaking up for himsеlf which hе has еvеry right to do.” Smith also noted that he has personal experience within his own industry that gives him sympathy for Drake’s actions. “There’s some cats in my industry. Oh, I’m itching,” he revealed. “I’m scratching preventing myself from going at their asses. Really, I am. Because I’m up here in this industry and I don’t need to go down there. But I’m tempted because that’s where I’m from and I know that lane and I really really really want to. I really do.” From there, he explained that he has friends and loved ones who “expect better” from him. “I understand exactly where Drake is coming from,” he added.
Stephen A. Smith Chimes In On Drake & Joe Budden’s Feud
Elsewhere in the podcast, Smith discusses the Dallas Cowboys’ blowout loss to the San Fransico 49ers on Sunday night and more. Check out his comments on Drake and Joe Budden’s feud above.
Joe Budden and Drake are currently in the midst of a feud. Overall, this feud began because of Budden’s criticisms surrounding For All The Dogs. He was very honest about how he felt in regard to the album. Unfortunately, Drake did not want to hear these criticisms, at all. Instead, he decided to launch an attack on Budden, where he effectively called him “irrelevant.” He also argued that Budden failed at rapping, which is ironic given just how much Drake was inspired by the man.
Recently, TMZ spoke with Budden’s former Slaughterhouse bandmate, KXNG Crooked. During the interview, the rapper sided with Joe and noted that it felt like Drake also took a shot at him. “I feel like [Drake] threw me a stray, I caught a stray,” KXNG Crooked noted. “Because I love talking about Hip-Hop. I think it’s a dope, natural progression and evolution of an MC’s career to jump behind the microphone and start speaking about the game as a commentator.”
Crooked also went on to say that Drake’s response is proof that he took what Joe said to heart. At the end of the day, if Joe was truly irrelevant or a “failed rapper,” he would never levied such a harsh response. “Skills matter, respect from your peers matters, because if they didn’t, Drake wouldn’t have answered Joe Budden. If those things did not matter, [Drake] wouldn’t have [responded] because he has everything else… Him just responding to Joe just gives Joe the power that Joe probably wanted,” the rapper articulated.
The Joe Budden and Drake beef is pretty well over at this point. While Joe may speak on it through his podcast, it seems like Drizzy has moved on. Let us know whose side you are on in all of this, in the comments section below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for more news and updates from around the music world. We will always be sure to keep you informed.
