(AllHipHop News) Hip-Hop group The Outlawz have dropped a scathing diss record aimed at Funkmaster Flex, after the popular New York radio host made controversial remarks about late rapper Tupac Shakur.

The new song, titled, “Warning Shots”, is a 3:52 second record against Funk Flex, after footage of the Hot 97 radio host surfaced late sharing his opinion on Tupac Shakur on the stage.

“F**k n**gas sucking Tupac’s d**k. I don’t suck Tupac’s d**k. Make some noise is you miss f**king Biggie Smalls!” Funkmaster Flex during a clip of a show that surfaced on YouTube.com.

Earlier this week, Funkmaster Flex clarified his remarks about Tupac Shakur during his popular New York show and defended his position about Tupac.

“Let me be the first one to say not only do I respect his music, I respect what he put down,” Funkmaster Flex said. “I respect the records he made, the records he sold, his positive energy in the beginning, the great records he made and I know how passionate he was about his music.”

Flex further stated that although he respected Tupac Shakur’s legacy, he still felt that Pac brought a negative energy to Hip-Hop while he was alive.

Funkmaster Flex’s clarification obviously wasn’t good enough for The Outlawz, who label Funkmaster Flex a “mutt,” “p**sy” and a “queer” accusing the DJ of pay-for-play.

“What he was saying on stage that night that was stirring up more of that negative energy,” E.D.I. recently told XXL Magazine. “So I don’t know what he was trying to accomplish by doing that. I really feel like he was just playin’ to the crowd…because you can’t say you don’t like his negative energy when that’s all you doing is stirring it back up.”

The song ends with a clip of Tupac dissing Funkmaster Flex.

Flex’s Explanation: http://usershare.net/zh51wy4dzv2e

(AllHipHop News) Rapper Young Jeezy and his non-profit Streetz Dreamz Foundation will hand out turkeys to churches and schools in Atlanta on Thanksgiving Day.Jeezy will team with the The National Light House Foundation to celebrate the 40th Annual Hosea Feed The Hungry and Homeless dinner event. The staff of Young Jeezy’s CTE will be preparing food and serving Thanksgiving Day dinner at Tuner Field beginning at 10:00 AM. AllHipHop.com has confirmed that Young Jeezy will be personally serving food to those in need as well. During the event, volunteers will offer home delivery of dinners to the elderly and shut-ins, free legal aid clinics, haircuts, toys, books, medical screenings and more. For more information visit: http://www.nlhf.org, http://www.hoseafeedthehungry.com or http://www.usda2day.com.

(AllHipHop News) Philly rapper Eve has landed the upcoming cover of the December/January issue of Inked magazine.In the issue, Eve revealed that her mother hated her signature claw print tattoos, which have become one of Eve’s trademarks. “My mom said it was the tackiest thing she’d ever seen,” Eve revealed. “Yet years later it was her mom who insisted she not remove them. Hey, you don’t mess with your trademark, right?”Eve also revealed that she is in the process of shedding her bad girl image with high-profile appearances on television series like Glee and the upcoming VH1 scripted reality show, Single Ladies. “I hate it when people say, The old Eve, the old Eve. No! I can’t pretend to be that girl anymore,” Eve said. “If I did people would see that and be like, Why is she trying to be that same person?”The new issue of Inked will hit stores on November 30th.

(AllHipHop News) Funkmaster Flex may not be the biggest fan of Tupac Shakur, but the 10-year-old Willow Smith is a fan of the deceased rapper. Willow Smith became a fan of Tupac through her mother, Jada Pinkett-Smith, who was best friends with the rapper since they met in Baltimore, where Tupac attended theater classes early in his career. During an interview with Nnette on Madd Hatta’s morning show, on 97.9 The Box in Houston, Willow Smith detailed her love for Tupac, as well as other musicians. “He was my mom’s his best friend,” said Willow, who added that she was fan of Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga, Beyonce, Billy Idol, B.O.B. and Eminem, although she labeled Tupac as her favorite. Willow also described meeting Roc Nation CEO Jay-Z for the first time. “It was really fun,” Willow said. “He was really welcoming, and he was funny, supporting and I just felt welcomed.”

(AllHipHop News) Rap star Nicki Minaj has inked a deal with MAC Cosmetics to launch her own line of lipstick called “Pink Friday.” The 25-year-old rapper, who just released her debut album Pink Friday, will release her own limited-run on Black Friday (November 26th). Afterwards, the lipstick will only be on sale for three other days: December 3rd, December 10th and December 17th. “MAC’s Pink Nouveau was my favorite lipstick for years, but it’s all about Pink Friday,” Nicki Minaj said in a statement.Rapper Mystikal will headline the “Saints-Giving” concert being held in Dallas, after the Dallas vs. Saints game on Thanksgiving. The Times-Picayune reports that Mystikal will hit the stage backed by a live band, to strengthen his shows as he prepares a comeback to the Hip-Hop game after serving a 6-year prison sentence. The Dallas show will take place at the House of Blues and tickets range from $20-50. Mystikal and his new band will also headline the House of Blues in New Orleans on December 16th, after a sold-out appearance t the venue in August. Lupe Fiasco and budding politician Che “Rhymefest” Smith are teaming together to help better the community in their hometown of Chicago, Illinois this Thanksgiving. The pair will be on hand to give out free turkeys and cheesecakes, but only to those who register to vote, or how have a current voter registration card. Lupe performed at Rhymefest’s Aldermanic campaign at The Shrine, as part of the pair’s ongoing commitment to work together to help Chicago’s South and West Sides. Turkeys will be distributed on both sides of town beginning today (November 24th) at 11:00 AM. The full schedule is listed below: 20th Ward Giveaway Locations:11:00 am – 11:45 am – Englewood United Methodist Church – 6400 S. Stewart12:00 pm – 12:45 pm – Chop It Up Barbershop – 6510 S. Halsted2:15 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. – St. Michael Archangel Church – 4821 S. Damen3:30 p.m. – 4:15 p.m. – Parkway Gardens Apartments – 6415 S. Calumet4:30 p.m. – 5:15 p.m. –  63rd & King Drive

(AllHipHop News) A riot broke out a show in Waco, Texas on Saturday night (November 20th), after popular Baton Rogue, Louisiana rapper Webbie skipped a show, resulting in the injury of two police officers.Webbie was slated to perform at The Ranch last weekend, but never showed up for the date. Promoters announced the cancelation around 2:00am, just before the venue was supposed to close. According to eye-witness reports, promoters told the crowd that Webbie’s brother had called and told them the rapper had overdosed on pills and was in Temple Hospital in Waco.The announcement infuriated fans inside the venue and others, who were still waiting outside in hopes of gaining entrance to see Webbie, who is known for hit singles like “Gimme Dat” “Bad B**ch” “Swerve” “Like That” and “Independent.”Over 25 people began fighting, turning over tables and shooting in the air, causing the crowd to scurry for cover. Waco’s entire police department was called to the scene and had to throw tear gas into The Ranch in order to disperse the unruly crowd.A 20-year-old man was charged with assault and resisting arrest when officers attempted to subdue the man. One officer sustained a broken rib, while the other sprained his wrist in the fracas. The promoter for the failed event claims Webbie offered to come back and host a free show for fans in Waco, Texas. Webbie and his incarcerated partner Lil Boosie have a well documented history of missing shows for various reasons. The pair were the subjects of several multi-million dollar lawsuits from 2007-2009, including one for $1 million over a failed show in Baltimore.

(AllHipHop News) G-Unit frontman Lloyd Banks documented the days leading up to the release of his highly anticipated third album Hunger For More 2. Banks teamed with AllHipHop.com, JumpOff TV and Tantrum Productions for the latest installment of “The Next 48 Hours” series to give viewers an inside look at Lloyd Banks’ life as he promotes and prepares for the release of HFM2.”AllHipHop.com for one they’ve been a part of my whole process of me getting into the deal,” Lloyd Banks revealed. “But you know I had to network more as an artist and handle things on my own.”The Southside, Jamaica Queens-bred rapper thanked all the viewers for the comments on his tracks in the music section of AllHipHop.com, because he paid special attention to them. “I want to thanks all the people that [were] just basically commenting on [my songs], whether it was negative or positive, cause that literally [is] what I used as my fuel,” Lloyd Banks told AllHipHop.com. “When I was in my studio, I cut all communication off and I just dealt with the Internet, cause the Internet is the new TV.”HFM2 is Lloyd Banks’ third album and the follow up to his last release Rotten Apple, which hit stores in 2006. G-Unit frontman and HFM2 executive producer 50 Cent believed fans are going to be impressed with Banks’ third release. “Banks got a real heavy album,” 50 Cent revealed. “Hunger For More 2 is gonna be classic! Me ‘Em, Kanye on it. The 23rd is going to be classic.”