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In what some are considering hypocritical, Diddy took to his Snapchat to weigh in on the upcoming Chris Brown and Soulja Boy Pay-Per-View boxing match. Says that there is "Too much coonery, bufoonery going on. The culture is getting killed." Acknowledges that he has been the "worst of the bunch at times" and has the experience to advise Chris Brown and Soulja Boy to stop. 

I have to agree with Diddy and I'm glad that people like him and Wendy Williams have spoken out against the upcoming boxing match. The whole thing is childish and since both them are musicians, they should have channeled their energy into their music. We all like diss records and this beef could have been played out on wax. There is no reason a "social media" argument should have escalated to a Pay-Per-View boxing match. Check out Diddy's Snapchat rant below and leave your thoughts on the entire situation in the comment section. 

Photo cred: Dena Flows | Flickr Azealia Banks is back in the headlines, this time taking shots at Nicki Minaj. Banks took to Facebook  early Tuesday morning (Dec. 20) telling Minaj not to be mad that she has a collaboration with Minaj's ex, Safaree Samuels. "Don't get mad, get even," says Banks. The "212" rapper then takes shots at Minaj's looks, telling her to "slim down a bit" and "decrease the butt just a bit," then compares her career to that of McDonald's. "McDonald's sells a lot of burgers but no one is telling McDonald's that they're the pinnacle of cuisine and taste. This is true of you."  The Facebook post has been deleted as Banks has had a change of heart. "Deleting posts as I am not the same person I was two hours ago. LOL," then adding "Hope you Lot got your screenshots. It's all jokes guys. Calm down and enjoy the holiday." This isn't the first time Banks has popped off on Minaj. In October 2015, she had words for Minaj following her VMA appearance and disagreement with Miley Cyrus. It is speculated that Banks took to social media after Minaj's new video game: 'Nicki Minaj: The Empire,' which features a female rapper named Fan2Sea being compared to a mermaid. Banks has a 2012 mixtape titled Fantasea that features her as a mermaid on the cover.  Check out the full Facebook post below and leave your thoughts in the comment section.

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Seems like an artist will do anything these days to keep their name relevant. This time it's Young Thug taking shots at Future on Twitter, telling him (Future) to "slow down dropping all that BS music.." This came after Future announced yesterday that the would dropping his new album at midnight. See the breakdown of tweets below:

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Young Thug's sister weighed in on the one-sided Twitter beef by tweeting the following: