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Rapper Shawty Lo was involved in a beef scandal past weekend and now he refutes the story. According to his early version, Shawty Lo’s neck chain was stolen during a fighting while the club was playing “What’s Up,” a T.I’s song best known for its lyrics targeting Shawty, who incidentally later was whipped and robbed.

The altercation occurred at Club Crucial, a popular hip-hop nightclub in Atlanta, Georgia, owned by T.I. Moreover, this venue is located in the Bankhead neighborhood where this famous rapper grew up, hence considered “T.I.’s territory,” in words of his fans witnessing the beef.

Meatball, the alleged attacker, already explained how the incident took place, but Shawty Lo says now that such incident had nothing to do with his supposed rivalry with T.I. and nobody touched or robbed him. “It really wasn’t nothing, just some Bowen Homes sh*t. It wasn’t an altercation with me at all. I didn’t get touched, period. And this had nothing to do with T.I.,” Shawty Lo said to AllHipHop during an interview a few days ago.

Shawty Lo and T.I. rivalry is not a secret and there are a series of videos in which Shawty reveals nasty thing on T.I.’s background, while T.I. prefers point fire-fingers to Shawty by means of his lyrics.

Clifford Joseph Harris Jr. (T.I.) was born on September 25, 1980 and Carlos Walker (Shawty Lo) on March 31, 1976, but sharing a common birth place, Atlanta Georgia, so many people believe their rivalry goes beyond music.

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Nas has assured fans that he is on team Shaquille O’Neal days after the NBA superstar freestyled a verse aimed at former teammate Kobe Bryant.
During an interview with ESPN’s Stephen Smith, O’Neal downplayed the raps, saying the media blew the rhymes out of proportion.

“I was freestyling,” he said. “That’s all. It was all done in fun. Nothing serious whatsoever. That is what MCs do. They freestyle when called upon. I’m totally cool with Kobe. No issue at all. And by the way, don’t forget, six albums, two platinum, two gold. Anybody who knows me knows I’m a funny freestyler. Check the NBA DVD when I was rapping about Vlade Divac during my first championship run. Please tell everybody don’t make something out of nothing.”
Still, when TMZ cameras caught up with rapper Nas coming out of a restaurant with his wife Kelis, he went hard for team Shaq.
“Shaq is my man, f*ck Kobe,” he said. “Shaq is my man, biggup to Shaq.”

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Well…here is it. WAR.

50 Cent and Young Buck are at war.

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The rumor mill has been buzzing about a possible new rap beef since 50 Cent’s song “You So Tough” hit the net.

Fif seemingly took aim at T.I. on the track, accusing him of getting a sweetheart deal in his federal gun case because he’s a snitch.

On the track off the upcoming G-Unit album Terminate On Sight, 50 raps:

“Nowaways this rap sh*t ain’t adding up / How n*ggas get caught with 10 machine guns, only get 12 months? / Oo-weee, don’t talk to me / If you talking to him, you talking to them…/ I got the best lawyers that money can buy / they say at best they woulda got me 10 or maybe 9 / I said, how do you explain how the homie breezed? / They said, you keep your mouth shut or you eat the cheese.”

T.I. responded:
“He politely told me that it’s unlike Fiddy to say stuff in songs and not just say it directly, and that he really doesn’t want to perpetuate any negativity, so he wasn’t going to respond to it,” Gyant said.

The self proclaimed King of the South is currently serving a year on house arrest and putting in at least 1,000 hours of community service. He’ll also serve a year in jail and pay a $100,000 fine behind his guilty plea in the federal gun case.

From what I understand, The Game and Young Buck are no longer at odds – not even a little bit. But it gets more deeper. I hear that Nu Jersey Devil is saying that Game and Young Buck have reconciled their differences and are even going to work together. They got on a call after Game heard Buck say, “F**k G-Unit!” (Check for that video in yesterday’s report). HERE IS THE KICKER – The Game and Young Buck talked and agreed that they will both be on each other’s albums. According to rumor, Buck will be on Game’s next single. From what I understand, The Game has a song with Lil Wayne that might just be the next single and Buck might be added to the song. That’s the next single from what I know.