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Cardi B Vows To Meet With “Possessed Drug Addict” Nicki Minaj: “This Past Twitter Now”

The beef between Nicki Minaj and Cardi B reached epic levels on Wednesday (October 1) as their war of words dragged on into its second day. But the Am I The Drama? rapper, feels it’s time they meet face-to-face.

Following the barrage of insults traded between the two women, Cardi B took a more serious tone in what she said would be her final tweet addressing the matter. In a lengthy tweet, the 32-year-old Bronx native implored Nicki Minaj to get professional help while standing firm on her belief that Nicki is a drug addict and victim of child sexual abuse.

Cardi begins by addressing Nicki by her government name, Onika Tanya Maraj, then goes in on her longtime nemesis.

“This my last time responding to you because this past Twitter now.. I gotta see you… but first ima tell you truth,” she writes. “You said out your own mouth that the lil girl in you haven’t forgave your mother yet and that’s because your mom used to stay silent when your dad used to touch on you every time he did that crack pipe. I know you experienced a lot of trauma and abuse but drugs is not gonna help you.. you need to go to therapy NOW… ima let you know this today.”

Cardi B also claimed that Nicki’s husband, Kenneth Petty, doesn’t seek help for her because he counts on her being too high to care that he’s spending her fortune.

“Your husband is not stoppin you from your actions because he lets you do drugs all day to numb you so he can max out your credit card… yea you think I don’t know??” she continues. “Them queens nikkas that you be letting in your house every time you kick them out be coming and spilling your tea in the hood.. but I’m gonna be the realest person to ever tell you.. YOU NEED TO GET HELP!!

“You need to heal that trauma.. you always coming at people every time you see them happy because you got so much trauma and pain that you wanna put on others.. your fans are gonna gas you up while you literally lose your g####### mind…. You don’t have no friends.. no family.. just that man in your house that let you do drugs til you pass out so he can spend your money and buy the hood chains.”

She concludes with, “I’m not throwing away my career and my endorsements going back and forth with wit words wit a possessed drug addict.. ILL SEE YOU WHEN I SEE YOU.”

Cardi B has repeatedly vowed to meet up with Nicki in New York City, especially after she pulled Cardi’s children into the feud. Nicki threatened her children with violence, suggesting she wanted to kick Kulture in the teeth. For her part, Cardi claimed Nicki’s son, “Papa Bear,” was slow and non-verbal because of all the drugs Nicki allegedly did while she was pregnant.

Cardi also asserted that Nicki should be measuring her success against peers like Rihanna and Drake rather than picking fights with her. Their latest Twitter war highlights the lingering rivalry between the two rap titans and keep their years-long drama front and center in pop culture once again.

As of publication time, Nicki is still tweeting about Cardi, calling her “Barney B” and writing things like, “Offset told Pee you’re UGLEEE” and “Santana go back to your pig pen. You said blue ivy nappy & north look better than her didn’t you? Eat slop pig.”

Stay tuned.

Kim Kardashian Taps Megan Thee Stallion, JAY-Z’s Lawyer, Sues Ray J For Defamation

Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner launched a defamation lawsuit against Ray J in Los Angeles on Tuesday, following the singer’s claim during a livestream that the two are under federal investigation.

The lawsuit, filed by attorney Alex Spiro, centers on statements Ray J made during a September 24 livestream with Chrisean Rock. In the video, Ray J said, “The feds is coming, there’s nothing I can do about it. It’s worse than Diddy.”

According to court filings, Kim Kardashian and Jenner argue Ray J’s remarks are false and damaging, accusing him of fueling a “decades-long campaign” of harassment stemming from their early 2000s relationship. The suit claims Ray J “is unable to accept the end of his fleeting relationship with Ms. Kardashian over 20 years ago.”

Ray J and Kardashian dated between 2003 and 2006. Their relationship became widely known after a private video surfaced in 2007, a moment that coincided with the launch of Kardashian’s reality TV rise.

The lawsuit also cites Ray J’s appearance in the Tubi documentary United States vs. Sean Combs, where he said, “If you told me the Kardashians was being charged for racketeering, I might believe it.” Kardashian and Jenner’s legal team says that the comment was meant to “plant the seed” for the more explosive livestream accusation days later.

The complaint additionally points to Ray J’s history of making questionable public claims.

Earlier this year, he alleged a sexual relationship with rapper Sexyy Red, which she denied. Ray J later walked back the claim, saying, “You know I playin I’m always trolling and you know I love you … sorry if you mad at me.”

Spiro, who has represented Jay-Z, Megan Thee Stallion, and other high-profile clients said, “Kris Jenner and Kim Kardashian have never brought a defamation claim before nor have they been distracted by noise — but this false and serious allegation left no choice.”

The suit demands unspecified compensatory and punitive damages, alleging Ray J’s comments caused “substantial and ongoing harm to their personal and professional reputation.”

Though Kardashian and Jenner have built a massive media and business empire since Keeping Up with the Kardashians launched in 2007, they’ve rarely taken legal action over public statements.

This move signals a shift in how they’re handling long-running public disputes.

Nicki Minaj, Cardi B Continue To Threaten Each Other’s Families As Feud Spirals Out Of Control

Nicki Minaj and Cardi B reignited their long-running feud with a barrage of personal insults on X that took a dark turn as both rappers targeted each other’s families.

Nicki Minaj launched the first attack, mocking Cardi’s financial status and throwing in a jab at her looks. “Camel & rat we are not fazed by botted tweets & bots in the comments. That’s precisely why you broke now,” she wrote.

She followed up with a dig at Roc Nation CEO Desiree Perez, writing, “Desiree got fillers since I said she ugly now she ugliERRRRRR oh btch. Let’s talk about your kids today. THATS on the docket nigha! shuffles papers.”

From there, the insults escalated quickly. “Ima kick your gums back into formation,” Minaj posted. She added, “SHRUMP SAYS face ahh.” Then came the most inflammatory line, aimed directly at Cardi’s daughter: “Dear Kulture VULTURE, your mom is pregnant with another monkey to add to her litter.”

Nicki Minaj didn’t stop there. “The gag is that she was jealous of a little baby boy simply because his hair was longer than all 4 of you bald monkeys put together.”

Cardi fired back with a furious response, calling Minaj “a sick, pathetic, loser ass demonic insane b####.” She continued, “I said it back in 2018 and nobody believed me that you been talkin about my child since I was pregnant.”

“You BEEN jealous of my child,” Cardi B fumed. “I had never mentioned or talked about your f##### kid!!! It’s one thing to be jealous of me but to be jealous of my kids is insane.”

“You’re jealous of my kids because they beautiful and f##### smart and that’s why god punished you with having a slow ass kid,” Cardi B said about Nicki Minaj’s son, “Papa Bear.”

Cardi B then accused Minaj of resenting her own child. “You hate your child because you wish you could brag on him and his milestones, but the only thing you can brag on is hair you f##### dummy.”

She also challenged Nicki Minaj directly. “You said you gonna kick my child gums back??? Didn’t you say you was in NY??? This past words now.. WHERE TF YOU AT???”

“Cuz today gonna be the day I go to jail,” she warned.

Nicki Minaj then shifted the conversation to other controversies, referencing Rymir Satterwaite, who claims Jay-Z is his father. “Dear Rymir, I’m sorry that camel framed you by putting things in your car, allegedly. I’m sorry he wanted u in prison,” Nicki Minaj said.

She added, “He’s WEAK. ugly too, but…I guess when you have money invested into the private prison system…welp…idk. This is all alleged.”

Nicki Minaj also posted the name “Cathy White” with no explanation. Shortly after, she uploaded a bizarre collage featuring a distorted photo of Jay-Z, Marge Simpson, a cartoon dinosaur, and stacks of cash.

The latest exchange marks one of the most personal and hostile moments in the years-long conflict between the two Hip-Hop heavyweights.

Their feud began in 2017 when Cardi’s “Bodak Yellow” hit No. 1, sparking comparisons to Nicki Minaj among fans. Tensions grew after both appeared on Migos’ “Motorsport” in 2018, sparking rumors the pair dissed each other on the track, although both denied the chatter at the time.

That same year, things erupted physically at Harper’s Bazaar Icons party during New York Fashion Week when Cardi threw a shoe at Minaj. Cardi B later accused Minaj of liking comments that insulted her parenting. Nicki Minaj denied the accusations.

The tension simmered online and in interviews. Minaj used her Queen Radio platform to take shots at Cardi, while Cardi responded with cryptic tweets and interviews.

The conflict reignited with more intensity after Cardi B dropped her new album, Am I The Drama? and now family members and children have become targets, making the feud more personal than ever.

Jake Paul Vs. Gervonta Davis Isn’t Canceled—But Something Odd Did Happen

Jake Paul and Gervonta “Tank” Davis are going to get it on. When I saw Bob Sapp saying it was canceled, I knew something was off. This big galoot put his hat in the ring to fight Jake, since Tank is like 100 pounds lighter than Jake. By the way, when there’s this much money on the line, American business people make a way.

Georgia wouldn’t have it. Then, word got around fast that the fight was “canceled,” but that’s not really the case. The proposed Jake Paul versus Tank Davis exhibition scrap simply got rerouted after Georgia regulators pulled the plug on their end. The Georgia Athletic and Entertainment Commission (GAEC) wasn’t having it, and honestly, their reasons were pretty solid.

Jake Paul walks around at roughly 199 pounds, while “Tank” Davis holds steady at about 135. That’s a massive chasm in boxing terms, not just a gap. The GAEC flat-out refused to approve waivers for such a size mismatch. Like a lot of boxing purists, they feel it comprises the integrity of the sport. Commissioner Rick Thompson didn’t bite his tongue either. He straight-up called the boxing match a “money grab.” He said Georgia wasn’t about to risk fighter safety just to line their pockets. I’m not mad at that. But you know that was not going to stop this money train.

Jake Paul’s camp, MVP Promotions, saw the writing on the wall and yanked their paperwork. Instead of fighting a losing battle with the commission, they packed up the circus and found a new locale. LOL! Now, the fight has officially been relocated to Miami, Florida. Sunshine, palm trees and apparently a little more regulatory wiggle room. AllHipHop may just take that trek to Miami.

Mark your calendars because the bout is locked in for November 14, 2025 and most of us will not have to pay an extra penny. Netflix will be streaming it worldwide. That’s right, the platform that gave you “Squid Game” and “Stranger Things” host the strangest clash in recent memory. YouTube’s favorite problem child and one of boxing’s most explosive lightweights are about to get it on.

So, no—it’s not canceled. What Georgia calls an “unsafe money grab,” Florida takes on. You gotta love capitalism. I know boxing fans are not pleased, but I do want to know what more causal fans think.

Trick Daddy Fires Back At Critics After Earning Honorary Doctorate With Trina

Trick Daddy is calling out critics after he received a new title this week alongside longtime collaborator Trina as the Miami rap icons were awarded honorary doctorate degrees in Texas for their cultural contributions to Hip-Hop and their influence on the city that raised them.

The Leaders Esteem Christian Bible University presented the honors on Sunday (September 28), recognizing both artists for their decades-long impact on music and their commitment to the South Florida community. The pair helped define the sound of Miami rap in the late ’90s and early 2000s with hits like “Nann” and “Take It to Da House.”

However, it appears not everybody was pleased for them.

“A lot of people had a lot of negative s### to say,” Ricky Daddy said in a video Tuesday (September 30). “I’m that little kid that was born second out of 11 kids… b#### ain’t ever gave me s### but welfare, food stamps, WIC. B#### gave me free lunch in school. Nobody never gave me s###.”

He continued, “I got caught trafficking cocaine. They gave me a prison number. I violated probation when I got out of prison, they gave me a letter with that prison number. Now, as far as BET is concerned, as far as MTV, Billboard, as far as any other award shows, from TV, from radio, from daytime television, to the movies, the Oscars, the Grammys, they never gave me s###. Nobody gave me s###. And I’m not mad at them.”

Trick Daddy added, “I’m not mad at them,

because they don’t owe me s###,” before continuing.

“But when somebody give me an honorary doctor, I appreciate that,” he said. “It means a lot to me.”

Trina Celebrates Honorary Degree

Trina, who proudly posted footage of the ceremony on Instagram, captioned the moment with a simple but powerful statement: “Dr. Katrina.”

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Before she was crowned “The Baddest B*tch,” Trina was studying for her real estate license.

Trick Daddy saw her potential and brought her into the studio, launching a career that would help shape the voice of Southern Hip-Hop. Their chemistry on records became a blueprint for Miami’s gritty, bass-heavy sound.

Trick Daddy, a Liberty City native, was one of the first Miami rappers to break into the national spotlight. His raw delivery and street-rooted lyrics made him a household name, and his collaborations with Trina elevated both of their careers.

The duo’s influence extended beyond music. They’ve remained active in their hometown, using their platforms to uplift Miami and encourage new voices in the region’s Hip-Hop scene. 

Gavin Newsom Mocks Kid Rock Over Bad Bunny’s Halftime Show

Gavin Newsom reignited his online war with Kid Rock this week after conservative voices slammed the NFL’s decision to tap Bad Bunny for the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara.

The latest jab came after MAGA commentator Nick Adams tweeted Monday, “Kid Rock and Jason Aldean would have made a great Super Bowl Halftime show. Bad Bunny will just further divide the American people.”

Newsom’s press office fired back with a blunt reply: “Wrong. Kid Rock has been INDEFINITELY SUSPENDED from performing in California and as such, he cannot perform at Super Bowl LX!!!”

The tweet added fuel to Newsom’s ongoing strategy of using social platforms to needle conservative figures, often borrowing the same exaggerated tone that made Donald Trump’s social media presence infamous.

On September 20, Newsom declared, “BECAUSE OF HIS HORRIFIC MUSIC, CALIFORNIA WILL INDEFINITELY SUSPEND KID ROCK FROM PERFORMING IN THE GOLDEN STATE. YOU’RE WELCOME! — GCN.”

That wasn’t the first time the governor took aim at the rocker. Over the summer, Newsom’s team posted a fake campaign-style graphic reading, “Kid Rock Wants You to Support Governor Newsom.” Kid Rock didn’t hold back, replying, “The only support Gavin Newscum will ever get out of me is from DEEZ NUTZ.”

The uproar centers on the NFL’s decision to feature Bad Bunny, the Puerto Rican reggaeton superstar, as the halftime show’s headliner on February 8, 2026.

Critics on the right have labeled the move divisive, pointing to the artist’s past criticism of U.S. immigration enforcement. Still, the NFL’s decision likely reflects Bad Bunny’s broad international appeal, not politics.

He’s one of the most-streamed artists in the world and has sold out stadiums across continents.

Newsom’s digital tactics have become a signature of his political brand. Since Trump’s return to office, the California governor has leaned into what some critics call “dark woke” messaging — a blend of sarcasm, trolling and meme warfare aimed squarely at conservative influencers.

The result? Massive engagement. His tweets regularly rack up tens of thousands of likes and shares, generating headlines and drawing attention far beyond California’s borders.

Political analysts see the strategy as a calculated attempt to test whether Democrats can thrive in the same online arenas Republicans have long dominated.

Newsom hasn’t limited his social media attacks to Kid Rock. He’s also taken repeated swipes at Trump, posting fake Time magazine covers and all-caps declarations that mimic the former president’s style.

The broader debate over the Super Bowl show reflects a recurring culture war. Past halftime performers, such as Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, and The Weeknd, have all faced similar pushback from conservative circles.

The NFL, meanwhile, continues to lean into global talent that resonates with younger and more diverse audiences.

For Newsom, the clash with Kid Rock offers more than just a viral moment — it’s a chance to sharpen his national profile. With speculation swirling about a possible 2028 presidential run, the governor appears to be positioning himself as a counterweight to Trump’s influence.

The Super Bowl, which typically draws more than 100 million viewers, remains a prime stage for political messaging.

As the February 2026 event nears, more voices from both sides of the aisle are likely to weigh in.

EXCLUSIVE: Diddy Tries To Silence Mia From Speaking At Upcoming Sentence

Diddy is attempting to block his former assistant, Mia, from addressing the court during his sentencing on Friday in Manhattan, arguing that her presence would unfairly sway the judge.

The Hip-Hop mogul’s legal team filed an emergency motion on Wednesday (October 1), aiming to prevent Mia, one of his public accusers, from delivering a victim impact statement.

They claimed her testimony had already been heard during the trial and argued that allowing her to speak again would be “redundant and prejudicial.”

Prosecutors quickly opposed the move, accusing Diddy of trying to silence a survivor.

Mia, who previously testified in court, submitted a written letter describing years of alleged abuse.

“I am writing to you on behalf of my younger self…the little girl who once dreamed without fear…that little girl is gone. She was buried alive by an abuser,” she wrote.

She detailed how Diddy allegedly controlled every aspect of her life. “I needed his permission for everything—when I could sleep, when I could eat, when I could use the bathroom…He created a life where nothing was mine and I lived in constant fear because his moods could determine my right to exist.”

Mia also described the lasting psychological toll. “I live with chronic and severe PTSD, depression, and crippling anxiety. I suffer from deeply intrusive thoughts, derealization, panic attacks, night terrors, and insomnia…there were times when I did not want to live.”

Prosecutors argued that Mia’s voice still matters, regardless of the jury’s partial acquittal.

“Mia was brave to testify at trial and is even more brave to be willing to speak the truth at sentencing after the verdict,” prosecutors wrote. They added that the defense’s fear of a short statement “speaks volumes as to what it believes may be the impact of her telling the truth.”

Diddy’s attorneys claimed the jury’s decision to acquit him on some charges cast doubt on Mia’s credibility. They said her statement would do nothing “but to inflame the court against Mr. Combs.”

Mia pleaded for the judge to impose a sentence that reflects the full extent of the harm she says she endured.

“Please help us believe that justice can and does exist by holding our abuser fully accountable,” she wrote.

The sentencing comes just one day after a judge denied Diddy’s request to overturn his conviction. The court cited “overwhelming evidence” presented during the trial and found no grounds for either acquittal or a new trial.

Federal prosecutors are asking for a minimum sentence of 11 years. Diddy is also expected to address the judge directly during Friday’s hearing.

Sheff G Begins Five Year Prison Term In Explosive Gang Conspiracy Case

Sheff G walked into Brooklyn State Supreme Court on Wednesday morning and began serving a five-year prison term tied to a sweeping gang conspiracy case that prosecutors say fueled deadly violence across New York City.

The 25-year-old rapper, born Michael Williams, was taken into custody at 9 A.M. after pleading guilty in March to attempted murder and conspiracy charges.

His sentence follows a major takedown involving 32 alleged members of the “8-Trey Crips” and “9 Ways Gang” in a 140-count indictment.

“If Sheff said something, it happened,” NYPD Assistant Chief of Detectives Jason Savino said during the investigation. “A simple text, ‘We got to get a big one,’ created a war.”

Prosecutors initially pushed for a 20-year sentence, but the judge reduced it to five years, citing a lack of evidence that Sheff G was ever a “trigger puller.”

He will also serve five years of post-release supervision.

Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez called Sheff G both a “founding father” of Brooklyn drill music and a “gangland godfather.” The case has reignited debate over the connection between drill rap and street violence — a topic that has drawn national attention.

Before his arrest, Sheff G had been on a career high. He wrapped up a sold-out 18-city tour with fellow drill artist Sleepy Hallow, with their final stop at Manhattan’s Terminal 5 drawing a full house.

“We be doing the shows, and after the shows we be doing the meet and greets. So we really like getting to talk to the fans and see what songs they like,” Sheff G told FOX 5 NY’s Lisa Evers in an exclusive interview.

When asked about violence at his concerts, Sheff G was firm: “Not at all. Not at all, Lisa.”

Despite his legal issues, Sheff G had been working to distance himself from gang life. He spoke at the United Nations and visited state legislative offices to encourage young people to choose music over crime.

“It’s always going to be tough,” he said. “You build, and you put the right things in place and the right people in place, and you hope for the worst—I mean the best.”

Sheff G joined the 83 Gangsta Crips at age 12 and had previously served time before focusing on music.

His appearance with Sleepy Hallow on stage alongside former President Donald Trump at a 2024 Bronx campaign rally drew headlines, especially since both were already facing gang-related charges at the time.

After posting $1.5 million bail in April 2024, Sheff G used his brief freedom to launch a record label with Sleepy Hallow, sign a major deal and collect gold and platinum plaques.

Because his conviction was on state charges, not federal, he is not eligible for a presidential pardon.

‘Kobalt’s owned by Lowe’s’: Alabama man buys Lowe’s drill with five year warranty. Then he tries to redeem it

Birmingham metro area Realtor Paul Decarlo (@soldbydecarlo) recently posted a TikTok video detailing his disappointment with his inability to obtain a new drill due to Lowe’s warranty policy.

“Well, I’m disappointed at Lowe’s,” Decarlo starts. “People, you need to keep your receipts because the Kobalt brand, which is a Lowe’s brand—Kobalt’s owned by Lowe’s—has a 5-year warranty on the tool, [3-year warranty] on the battery.”

Decarlo explains, “I’ve got this Kobalt drill with the date, serial number, and so forth. And they’re able to identify the store that was purchased in, where it was purchased, and it is [within the warranty] period. But it is not accepted without a receipt at Lowe’s, unfortunately.”

Lowe’s Warranty Policy Requires Paper Receipts?

Of course, keeping track of paper receipts is a job in itself. One person in the comments joked, “Oh, you mean that paper with the disappearing ink??” Others noted that using the app or store card might have saved this information.

“If you use My Lowe’s or Lowe’s credit card you don’t need a receipt,” said one commenter. “That’s why you use the app, it keeps track of all your purchases,” commented another. “Also if you link your credit card to your email, you will always get an email receipt if you choose both physical and digital receipt.”

One person recommended taking the extra step. “This is why you register it and upload your receipt online with Kobalt,” they said.

Valid Proof of Purchase

A rundown of the process is relatively straightforward. At some point, Decarlo purchased the Kobalt 24-volt 1/2-in. Keyless Brushless Cordless Drill, along with the battery and soft bag, at a Lowe’s in Hoover, AL. The items came with the warranty.

According to Lowe’s warranty policy, it will replace drills that meet this criteria for free. But here’s the caveat: You need a valid proof of purchase, i.e. a receipt. As commenters noted, there are several ways of maintaining your receipts digitally.

On some message boards, customers recall the company once employed a “no questions asked” policy, which ended around 2019. Decarlo and other consumers think requiring a physical receipt for warranty claims is extremely petty and unnecessary. Especially since Lowe’s can verify all purchases digitally. It presents a clear gap that frustrates customers and contradicts the brand’s alleged “hassle-free” warranty marketing.

All Hip Hop reached out to @soldbydecarlo for comment.

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Mass Appeal Transforms Hip-Hop Icons Into Marvel Superheroes

Mass Appeal and Marvel Entertainment are teaming up to bring Hip-Hop legends into the comic book universe with a limited series titled Legend Has It…, launching October 10 at New York Comic Con.

The comic reimagines seven New York Hip-Hop pioneers—Nas, DJ Premier, Ghostface Killah, Mobb Deep, Raekwon, Big L, De La Soul and Slick Rick—as Marvel-style characters in a story that fuses music with myth.

“Working with Marvel on this comic is a celebration of Hip Hop and its legacy,” Nas said in a statement. “There’s a story we tell through our music, and watching that energy come to life in these pages is a tribute to the culture that shaped us and continues to inspire generations.”

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The debut will be marked by a live panel at the Javits Center titled “Comics and Hip-Hop: A Marvel x Mass Appeal Conversation,” where creators will explore the intersection of superhero storytelling and Hip-Hop culture.

Mass Appeal will also host a live shopping event on Whatnot’s stage from 5:30 to 7:00 P.M. ET the same day.

Writer Brandon Thomas, known for his work on Black Lightning, is scripting the series. Artist Sanford Greene, who illustrated Bitter Root and Doom, is handling the visuals.

According to a press release, the comic tells “an epic narrative that bridges music, myth, and legacy.”

The project ties into Mass Appeal’s Legend Has It… album series, which also features the same seven artists. Exclusive variant covers will be available for purchase at the convention.

Cardi B Accuses Ice Spice Of Leaking Explosive Phone Call As Manager Denies Involvement

Cardi B accused Ice Spice of leaking a recorded phone call that captured the Bronx rapper threatening violence.

In the audio clip, Cardi is heard yelling at James Rosemond Jr.—Ice Spice’s manager—during a three-way call, threatening to put hands on the 25-year-old rapper.

Her voice is unmistakable as she shouts, “I’ma show y’all! I’m not Latto! I’ma beat her the f### up! I’ma knock her the f### out! All y’all! I’ma beat her ass.”

The confrontation appears to trace back to July 2024, when Ice Spice dropped her debut album Y2K.

One track, “BB Belt,” sparked speculation that it contained subliminal jabs at Cardi. Tensions simmered until the leaked call poured gasoline on the situation.

Cardi didn’t wait long to confront Rosemond Jr. publicly. Taking to X, she posted, “But wait James… cuz I just know you didn’t only record the beginning of that conversation,” before urging him to “post the whole 11 minute convo when Ice Spice said she was in her feelings all because I said Sexyy deserved a BET Award.”

Rosemond Jr. quickly fired back, denying any role in recording or releasing the call. “I did not record or leak that call,” he wrote. “You hear me on speaker w/ ur manager Tubby who called me with you on three way & u can literally hear that in the clip. The audio didn’t come from me.”

He added, “I respect private conversations & I’m not in the business of leaking anything.”

Cardi wasn’t buying it. “James be foreal and be a man I was in my bedroom by myself… it was only you me and tubby on the call.. so you saying it was tubby??”

She also pointed the finger directly at Ice Spice, writing, “Your artist put a laughing emoji then leaked the convo then posted a trash ass clip of her song in less than a hour.”

The Bronx-born rapper’s frustration comes just weeks after her album Am I The Drama? topped the Billboard 200 and reignited her long-running feud with Nicki Minaj.

Cardi B Accuses Ice Spice Of Using Drama To Promo Upcoming Single

The timing of the leak didn’t go unnoticed by Cardi, who suggested the drama was being used to promote Ice Spice’s music.

Rosemond Jr. pushed back on that idea, accusing Cardi of manipulating the moment. “Your artist new song is not charting anywhere.. What can you possibly do for my rollout?? The gaslighting is insane,” he said.

Ice Spice, for her part, has stayed mostly quiet. She posted a laughing emoji on social media, then teased a new track titled “Pretty Privilege.”

In the snippet, she raps, “She might talk s### on the ‘gram, but she won’t talk it to my face,” a line many believe is aimed at Cardi.

The leaked call also dragged in other names, including Latto. Cardi, in the heat of the moment, said she’s not like “p####-ass Latto.”

She later apologized, writing, “I was ranting and hot at the moment but I fck with Latto HEAVY!!”

Despite the back-and-forth, Ice Spice has not made any official statement about the audio or Cardi’s accusations.

Why Damon Dash’s $25M Bankruptcy Might Not Save His Films

Damon Dash is under renewed legal pressure in Florida as an attorney representing filmmaker Josh Webber urges a federal judge to approve the auction of Dash’s business holdings, despite his Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing.

Christopher Brown, Webber’s lawyer, filed court documents arguing that Dash’s bankruptcy does not protect him from debts tied to defamation and other intentional misconduct. Brown also claims Dash continues to portray himself as financially stable in public, while failing to pay court-ordered damages.

“The bankruptcy filing only covers his personal property,” Brown wrote. “It does not impact the assets of Poppington LLC, which remain subject to auction.”

The conflict stems from a long-running dispute over the film Dear Frank, which Webber produced and Dash was originally hired to direct. Webber and his company, Muddy Waters Pictures, removed Dash from the project, accusing him of being intoxicated and unprofessional on set.

Dash later rebranded the film as The List and attempted to sell it to networks, prompting Webber to sue for defamation and copyright infringement. A jury awarded Webber more than $800,000 in damages.

Brown then moved to seize Dash’s business interests, including Poppington LLC, and requested that a U.S. Marshal oversee their public sale.

Podcast Comments Lead to $4 Million Judgment

The legal fight escalated in March 2024 after Dash appeared on the Earn Your Leisure podcast and accused Webber of stealing the film. According to court filings, Dash’s remarks allegedly cost Webber a $4 million deal with a film distributor.

Webber filed a new defamation suit and secured a $4 million default judgment after Dash missed court deadlines and failed to attend mediation.

Bankruptcy Filing Sparks More Questions Than Answers

Earlier this month, Dash filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Florida, listing less than $5,000 in assets—including a $500 phone, $2,500 in jewelry and $100 in cash. His filing also shows over $25 million in liabilities, including $8.7 million owed to the IRS and New York State, nearly $650,000 in unpaid child and spousal support, and more than $5.5 million in unsecured legal claims.

Brown argues that Dash failed to disclose valuable assets, including intellectual property and his life rights, which could be sold to repay creditors. Brown also pointed to Dash’s public statements, including a September 2025 interview on The Breakfast Club, where Dash claimed he had $5 million in the bank, a Sony Music deal for his group “Black Guns,” and a book contract.

Judge to Decide on Poppington Auction

Federal Judge Robert Lehrburger is reviewing whether the auction of Poppington LLC’s catalog—including films like Honor Up and Too Honorable—can move forward. Brown noted that Dash has not filed any legal motion to stop the sale and blamed Dash’s own legal maneuvers for delays.

In 2024, Dash’s one-third stake in Roc-A-Fella Records was auctioned for about $1 million to cover tax debts and support payments. The court has already approved the sale of Dash’s film studio and streaming platform. A decision on the Poppington assets is expected soon.

Young Thug Drops Shocking Admission About His Oral Hygiene Routine

Young Thug stunned viewers during a surprise appearance on Adin Ross’ livestream Tuesday night (September 30) by admitting he brushes his teeth just once a week while trying out breath-freshening candy.

The Atlanta rapper popped up unexpectedly on Ross’ Kick stream with a jaw-dropping hygiene confession that left the host visibly confused.

“How often you brush your teeth?” Ross asked while handing Young Thug a piece of candy, claiming it helped with bad breath.

“Once a week. What the f### you mean?” Thug replied without hesitation.

Ross, clearly taken aback, asked him how often he thought people should brush, prompting Thug to respond, “How often you supposed to brush them?”

Ross offered his own take, admitting, “I only brush my teeth once a day. I’m being real. Twice a day is a waste. You wake up that morning. No point in doing that at night.”

The exchange quickly made the rounds on social media, where users were baffled and amused in equal measure.

“Generational Fall off rn,” one person wrote.

“Once a week is diabolical,” another added.

One user accused Thug of trolling for attention: “Rage bait, race bait, stupid bait, nasty bait he doesn’t care he just wants engagement and attention.”

The livestream had originally been teased as Thug’s first full interview since his release from jail, with Ross announcing the event would stream on Kick on September 7.

But the plan shifted after Thug requested that Atlanta media personality Big Bank release their pre-recorded interview first, which addressed several of the controversies surrounding him.

Still, the two stayed in touch, and Thug eventually made his appearance on the September 30 stream.

During the brief cameo, Thug also voiced support for Sean “Diddy” Combs, saying, “Free Diddy. I overly love him. Love OG. Praying for your freedom every day.”

GloRilla Breaks Silence On Arrest After Violent Home Invasion: “We Were Victims”

GloRilla called out Georgia law enforcement Tuesday (September 30), after she was arrested in July on felony drug charges, insisting she and her family were victims of a terrifying home invasion—not suspects.

The Memphis-born rapper was out of town performing in Indianapolis during WNBA All-Star Weekend when three armed men broke into her Forsyth County home in the middle of the night.

A family member fired shots at the intruders, who fled before deputies arrived.

“I feel like me, and my brother and sister, we were victims in this situation,” GloRilla said in an interview with WSB-TV’s Michael Seiden. “But somehow, they’re trying to paint us out to be suspects, and I just feel like it’s all the way wrong.”

According to her legal team, more than $700,000 worth of property was stolen during the break-in.

But instead of focusing on the robbery, authorities arrested the 26-year-old rapper after discovering what court records describe as a large quantity of marijuana inside the home.

“Over $700,000 of items were stolen from her home,” said her attorney, Drew Findling. “So her brother and sister naturally called the police when this was all going on.”

GloRilla turned herself in and was released on bond the same day. Her legal team has since blasted the investigation, saying it prioritized drug charges over solving the violent crime.

“The most egregious part is that there seems to be no movement whatsoever in this home invasion, but rather, within 24 hours, there were warrants for her arrest for a marijuana possession case. That’s unconscionable,” Findling said.

The Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office initially labeled GloRilla and her family as victims in a July statement, promising to pursue justice.

But with little progress, GloRilla and her attorneys are now weighing the option of launching their own investigation.

“SAVED” By Roc Boy Preezy – Christian Hip Hop Anthem Breaking New Ground

The intersection of faith and hip-hop has never been more relevant, and Roc Boy Preezy’s latest track “SAVED” proves why Christian rap is capturing mainstream attention in 2025. The highly touted artist, born Kwami Herbert Perry, delivers a spiritual anthem that showcases both lyrical depth and authentic testimony.

From Setbacks to Salvation

Roc Boy Preezy burst onto the hip-hop scene five years ago with an emphatic rise that caught industry heavyweights’ attention. His charisma and on-stage flair sets him apart, and he has been a curtain raiser for several major artists, including Kid InkOmarion, and Lloyd Banks. Industry insiders drew comparisons to superstars like Tyga and French Montana, positioning him as hip-hop’s next breakout star.

However, personal challenges temporarily derailed his momentum, landing him on probation during a crucial career period. Rather than surrender to circumstances, Roc Boy Preezy used this setback strategically, focusing on education and spiritual growth. This transformation directly influences “SAVED,” marking his evolution into an electrifying faith-driven rapper.

The Heart of “SAVED” 

“SAVED” represents more than just another single—it’s Roc Boy Preezy’s testimony wrapped in hard-hitting beats and surgical lyricism. The track blends traditional hip-hop production with gospel elements, creating a sound that appeals to both believers and mainstream rap fans. His versatility shines through, delivering both uptempo energy and introspective bars that explore themes of redemption and spiritual awakening.

The song’s biblical references feel authentic rather than forced, reflecting genuine spiritual transformation. Roc Boy Preezy balances accessibility with theological depth, ensuring the message resonates whether listeners seek inspiration or simply appreciate quality rap music.

Strategic Rollout and Industry Impact

The artist’s marketing approach for “SAVED” demonstrates sophisticated understanding of both Christian and hip-hop markets. A YouTube preview has already generated buzz, while pre-save campaigns across major streaming platforms build anticipation for the full release. This dual-audience strategy positions “SAVED” to impact both Christian music charts and mainstream hip-hop playlists.

Church partnerships and Christian media outreach complement traditional hip-hop promotion, expanding Roc Boy Preezy’s reach beyond his established fanbase. The track’s crossover appeal could open doors previously closed to faith-based hip-hop artists.

Digital Dominance and Streaming Strategy

“SAVED” will be available across all major digital streaming platforms, with SpotifyApple MusicYouTube Music, and Amazon Music confirmed for the official release. The YouTube preview serves as both promotional tool and standalone content, demonstrating the artist’s digital-first approach to music distribution.

Early engagement metrics suggest strong reception, with the preview generating organic shares across social media platforms. This grassroots momentum often translates to playlist placements and editorial support from streaming services.

The Bigger Picture – Blending CHH & Mainstream Rap

“SAVED” signals Roc Boy Preezy’s artistic maturation and strategic pivot toward faith-based hip-hop. His journey from opening for major artists to crafting spiritual anthems reflects hip-hop’s evolving landscape, where authenticity trumps manufactured personas.

Being Multifaceted – SAVED By Roc Boy Preezy

The track positions him within Christian rap’s growing influence while maintaining credibility in traditional hip-hop circles. This balance proves increasingly valuable as genre lines blur and audiences seek genuine artistry over superficial trends.

Thanks to his multifaceted nature, Roc boy has garnered so much critical acclaim from industry experts over the years. Atop that list is none other than renowned Managing Editor, Charles Myambo of ELEV8 Magazine. He has often praised Roc Boy Preezy for his amazing versatility and adaptability. 

Stream and Follow

“SAVED” by Roc Boy Preezy represents Christian hip-hop’s potential to impact mainstream culture while delivering authentic spiritual messages. As faith-based rap continues gaining recognition, artists like Roc Boy Preezy prove that testimony and talent create powerful combinations.

Stream the preview now on YouTube, and prepare for the full release across all major platforms. Follow Roc Boy Preezy’s journey as he continues bridging hip-hop and faith communities with music that matters.

Connect with Roc Boy Preezy and stay updated on “SAVED” and upcoming releases through his official channels.


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FAQ Section – Saved By Roc Boy Preezy

Who is Roc Boy Preezy? 

  • Roc Boy Preezy is the stage name of Kwami Herbert Perry, a multifaceted rapper who gained industry recognition by opening for major artists like Kid Ink, Omarion, and Lloyd Banks. He’s known for his versatility in both uptempo and lyrical rap styles. 

What is “SAVED” by Roc Boy Preezy about?

  • “SAVED” is Roc Boy Preezy’s Christian hip-hop anthem that centers on themes of salvation, faith, and spiritual transformation. The track represents his evolution as an artist incorporating testimony and biblical elements. 

What artists has Roc Boy Preezy performed with?

  • Roc Boy Preezy has shared stages with notable artists including Kid Ink, Omarion, and Lloyd Banks, serving as an opening act for their performances.

Cardi B Publicly Apologizes To Latto After Dissing Her In Heated Phone Call

Cardi B issued a public apology to Latto on Monday (September 30), after a leaked phone call with Ice Spice’s manager went viral and exposed the Bronx rapper calling Latto “p####” and threatening violence.

The audio, which surfaced online hours earlier, captured Cardi in a tense conversation with James Rosemond Jr., Ice Spice’s manager.

During the call, Cardi threw shade at Latto, accusing her of being scared to confront Ice Spice.

“Why you want to act dumb?” Cardi said in the recording. “I’m not Latto! I’m a beat her the f### up! I’ma knock her the f### out!”

The backlash online was immediate, forcing Cardi to clarify her comments and publicly apologize to Latto on social media.

“I was ranting and hot at the moment but I fck with Latto HEAVY,” Cardi wrote. “I respect everything about her including her team thats so sweet.. AND NOPE! I’m not too prideful to apologize to somebody I really respect so this my public apology and now ima privately buy her a bag.”

The apology came just days after the two dropped the “Errtime (Remix)” on September 24, part of the deluxe version of Cardi’s album Am I The Drama?

Latto Addresses Cardi B Relationship

It marked their second collaboration following their successful track “Put It On Da Floor Again.”

Latto, who had to record and submit her verse within 24 hours to meet the album deadline, hasn’t publicly responded to Cardi’s apology.

But earlier this week, she told TMZ she wasn’t worried about catching any lyrical strays from Cardi.

“Me and Cardi locked in,” she said, adding that other girls should be “scared.”

Cardi also accused Ice Spice of using the moment to promote her upcoming single. She pointed out that Ice Spice posted a laughing emoji shortly after the call leaked, then teased her track “Pretty Privilege.”

The drama adds to a growing list of public feuds in Hip-Hop, particularly among women in the genre.

Cardi is also currently reigniting her long-standing beef with Nicki Minaj, which flared up again this week

Young Thug Prays For Diddy’s Release While Making Crude Baby Oil Gesture On Stream

Young Thug raised eyebrows Tuesday night (September 30) after bizarre baby oil antics and an unexpected show of support for Diddy during a livestream on Adin Ross’s Kick channel, just days before the music mogul’s sentencing on federal charges.

“What the f### you doing with that? Whoa,” Ross shouted as Thug approached him, holding the bottle while making a suggestive motion. “No baby oil in here, bro!”

When pressed about the odd gesture, Thug responded without hesitation: “Free the OG Diddy. Free the OG. For sure. That’s my OG.”

Ross then speculated that Diddy could be released after his sentencing on October 3. Thug replied, “Praying for him to get out.”

The moment quickly exploded across social media, with viewers confused by Thug’s stance.

One person posted, “Oh nah That jail really did sum to him.” Another wrote, “Why do all washed rappers transition to diddy supporters and baby oil jokes.” A third added, “he’s been on a the wildest run of L’s recently. Where is his PR team???”

The livestream appearance came just months after Young Thug resolved his own high-profile legal case.

In October 2024, he pleaded guilty to gang, drug and firearm charges tied to Atlanta’s YSL RICO investigation. The 34-year-old rapper had been behind bars for nearly two years before being sentenced to time served and 15 years of probation.

Diddy, 55, is currently awaiting sentencing after being convicted on two counts of transporting individuals for prostitution.

Federal prosecutors are pushing for an 11-year, 3-month sentence, while his legal team is requesting no more than 14 months. A judge recently rejected Diddy’s last-ditch attempt to dismiss the remaining charges.

‘Help Me’: Man’s Wife Taps On Glass While He’s Parked Late-Night At Shell Station, Then He calls Her To Confirm She’s Home 

A content creator on TikTok recently exposed a creepy clip that’s gone viral on the internet. The original creator said it was the “scariest moment of his life,” according to @Dg_horror, who posted to his platform in a video with 2.5 million views.

In the video, @Dg_horror recounts a man’s experience driving home late. The man stopped off at a gas station to fill up and grab some breakfast items. A woman walked “right up” to the man’s car, looking nearly identical to his wife. The only thing was that his wife was at home at the time and had no reason to be at the gas station that late at night.

The woman started tapping on his window, asking him if he could unlock his door.

“For a second, he thought he might be losing it,” @Dg_horror said. That’s when he pulled out his phone to document the occurrence. He started his car and left the gas station, driving home at that point. When he got there, he showed the video to his wife, who was “stunned.” She had been home the entire time.

Was this a supernatural occurrence?

Commenters immediately focused their attention on the story, saying that it’s a possible supernatural occurrence. Some commenters referenced religious entities, while others said the incident had to have been an unknown supernatural force.

Mimics are often seen in fictional worlds, but some paranormal phenomena enthusiasts believe that they’re real, visible beings that “replace the voices of loved ones to lure victims.” They’re not inherently demonic, but they can sometimes be malevolent.

“The entities typically target isolated individuals and exploit emotional vulnerabilities through their voice mimicry abilities,” the blog reads. 

Or is the explanation more sinister? 

Other people thought that the incident read as something demonic. There’s a chance that the occurrence matches what is described in Christian dogma, a “familiar spirit.” As Sister Hub blog says:

“Demons have been around for a long time. They observe families and individuals over many years, which allows them to learn details about people’s lives. By using this knowledge, demons can impersonate deceased family members with alarming accuracy.”

While the blog describes these incidents of mimicry with deceased family members, it’s one supernatural explanation for what @Dg_horror described. Demons are “tempters, mischief-makers, and agents of chaos” that lead individuals to “moral downfall.” A woman who eerily looks like a familiar face or a spouse can be a lure.

@Dg_horror did not mention the original content creator, so it’s difficult to verify the validity of his claims. We’ve reached out to him via TikTok direct message to learn more about the original content creator and context of the first video.

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Nicki Minaj & Cardi B’s Feud Explodes: Kids, Lawsuit Threats & Personal Attacks Fly Online

Nicki Minaj and Cardi B turned Twitter into a battlefield late Tuesday night (September 30) as their long-running feud reached a disturbing new level, dragging their children into the chaos.

The online clash reignited earlier in the day after Minaj questioned the legitimacy of Cardi’s album success.

What started as a jab quickly spiraled into a scorched-earth exchange that lasted into the early hours of Wednesday (October 1).

Minaj took aim at Cardi’s past comments about infertility, calling them offensive and threatening to sue.

Cardi fired back, “Girl it’s YOUR SON BIRTHDAY why are you on twitter dedicating essays to me??? For the love of god go to chuckie cheese.”

Minaj then referenced the notorious 2018 New York Fashion Week incident, claiming Cardi B suffers “seizures from the knot.”

She also accused Cardi’s upcoming project of being cursed, saying it “has been dipped in evil spirits & their sole purpose is to unleash the spirit of drama in your lives.”

Things got uglier when Minaj referenced Cardi’s daughter, tweeting “Barney B & kulture vulture” and “Kulture vulture you ugly too.”

Minaj followed up with a direct challenge: “Do something. We in NEW YORK. HEAVY ON IT.”

Cardi B Fires Back At Nicki Minaj With Shocking Allegations

Cardi denied having seizures and accused Minaj of drug use. “You haven’t even cut your f##### kid cake.. my god it’s 6 o clock in LA. You must’ve took your first line of the day,” she wrote.

The Bronx rapper then warned Minaj to back off her children. “Let this be the LAST TIME you mention my kids before I spill the tea on yours while you talkin about ABC’s!! You gon leave me TF alone today ho I’m sick of you b####!!”

Cardi escalated the personal attacks, writing, “Your daddy was a crackhead and your brother was raping his stepchild. You got medical records on me??? Post them b####!!!”

She also hit back at Minaj’s insult toward her daughter by dragging Minaj’s son into the fray. “Your hate is so deep dark and nasty because your son nonverbal cuz you f##### him up wit them drugs so you jealous of everybody kids and their happiness!!! B#### WHERE TF YOU AT STOP TALKING.”

Minaj responded with: “Cokey B PLS DONT SNIFF COKE WITH BABY #4/5. Word to Carlos.”

The insults didn’t stop there. Cardi challenged Minaj to a real-life confrontation. “DROP THE ADDY RIGHT NOW!!!! And don’t go tagging the feds and the police like you did 3 months ago.”

Minaj claimed Cardi’s team had previously begged her to collaborate. “Had the whole label fly out to CALI to BEG ME TO DO A JOINT TOUR & ALBUM WITH HER. I don’t wanna have to drop that RECORDED call. That’s why all the sabotage on my tour.”

Minaj also addressed Cardi’s police accusations. “Memba yall called cops on us last time? Made them tell us we had to leave NY b/c you & your man was afraid for yall lives???? Nah hoe. Drop the receipts. BARNEY B!!!!! You’ll be eating out the garbage cans of the Bronx in the name of JESUS. SOON.”

Cardi denied ever calling the cops and claimed Minaj’s husband was the one who violated probation. “Your dumb ass bum ass man went online talkin s### and doing threats while he was on probation DUMMY!!”

Cassie Ventura Says Diddy Hasn’t Changed At All In Chilling Letter To Judge

Cassie Called Diddy “Cruel” And Warned Of Retaliation Ahead Of Sentencing

Cassie Warned Judge of Diddy’s Alleged Threats

Cassie told a New York federal judge she fears Sean “Diddy” Combs will retaliate against her and others who testified if he avoids prison. In a victim impact statement submitted Monday, the R&B; singer said she remains afraid of what Combs might do following his conviction on federal prostitution-related charges.

“I am so scared that if he walks free, his first actions will be swift retribution towards me and others who spoke up about his abuse at trial,” she wrote in the letter to U.S. District Judge Arun Subramanian. “As much progress as I have made in recovering from his abuse, I remain very much afraid of what he is capable of and the malice he undoubtedly harbors towards me for having the bravery to tell the truth.”

Diddy Convicted of Federal Charges

Combs, 54, was found guilty in July of transporting individuals across state lines for prostitution. He was cleared of more severe charges, including sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy. His sentencing is scheduled for Friday in Manhattan federal court.

Cassie testified during the trial, describing an 11-year relationship she said was marked by abuse and control. She asked the judge to consider her experience when determining Combs’ punishment.

“I urge you to sentence Mr. Combs in a way that reflects the reality of the evidence and my lived experience as a victim,” she wrote.

Cassie Relocated Over Safety Concerns

In her letter, Cassie revealed she and her family moved out of New York due to safety concerns stemming from her testimony.

“We moved because I am worried that he or his associates will come after [us],” she wrote.

Cassie and Combs were in an on-again, off-again relationship from 2007 to 2018. She is now married to actor and trainer Alex Fine. The couple has three children, and she was eight months pregnant with their son when she testified.

Cassie Rejected Claims That Combs Has Changed

Responding to the defense’s argument that Combs has changed, Cassie pushed back hard.

“He will always be the same cruel, power-hungry, manipulative man that he is,” she wrote. “My experience was real, horrific and deserves to be considered.”

She called Combs “the manipulator, the aggressor, the abuser, the trafficker” and said he has “no interest in changing or becoming better.”

Combs’ sentencing is set for Friday in New York federal court.