(AllHipHop News) Battle rap is supposed to be a contest of words and performances, but sometimes things get physical during the lyrical bouts. The latest violent incident happened over the weekend between K-Shine and Charron during a 2-on-2 battle at Don’t Flop’s “First Anniversary” event in Atlanta.

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During the third round, Charron and his partner 100 Bulletz reenacted Slim Jesus’ “Drill Time” video which included pointing a cap gun at Shine. Apparently, Shine thought Charron was firing a BB gun at him, and the NWX member responded by hitting the prop out of Charron’s hand. Charron then knocked Shine’s hat off his head. That led to Shine smacking Charron across the face.

Charron has responded to the incident in a series of tweets. According to the Canadian rhymer, the two battlers spoke and settled their issues. He also claimed a photo of his face with a large hand print on it was photoshopped.

Charron-face-slap — Charron Says The Pic Is Fake

Apparently some violence took place in battle rap last night?

— Corey Charron (@charronkotd) November 29, 2015

He felt disrespected and knocked my prop down, I sent his hat to the moon and then he smacked me and ran off stage. That's pretty much it

— Corey Charron (@charronkotd) November 29, 2015

Haha, that's light. We already spoke after. No issues. https://t.co/g2unI5TBME

— Corey Charron (@charronkotd) November 29, 2015

If you're a true fan of mine you won't find it a big deal. It's not like I stood there with ball juice on my face lol.

— Corey Charron (@charronkotd) November 29, 2015

It was the heat of the moment and he thought I wouldn't do anything if he smacked by prop so I swiped his hat off his head.

— Corey Charron (@charronkotd) November 29, 2015

He retaliated because he would have got clowned for letting me toss his hat. It's cool. We spoke after.

— Corey Charron (@charronkotd) November 29, 2015

Now I'm being offered more money for future battles by promoters. Battle rap is pretty much WWE now lol. I'll be back.

— Corey Charron (@charronkotd) November 29, 2015