For those unaware, this stems from Fat Joe claiming his crew beat Young Buck in a fight, remarks he shared on the Joe & Jada podcast with Jadakiss. Joey Crack claimed that Buck harassed him after a Chicago show, which led to a non-successful fistfight for Buck between him, Joe, and the latter’s entourage. Cops allegedly tried to stop anything from going down, but this allegedly didn’t pan out.

Now, Young Buck has dropped a diss track against the T.S. MC called “Cappucino,” complete with a Popeye’s-visiting music video recently uploaded to YouTube. Over G Herbo’s “Went Legit” instrumental, he denies Joe’s claims of the fight, makes an Ozempic joke, and implores him to quit podcasting. Buck had also clowned the New York rapper for this allegedly fake news, mockingly making note of his full recovery since then… If it even happened in the first place.

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Young Buck’s Fat Joe Diss

But that’s not all, according to Complex. Fat Joe reportedly responded to this diss track by leaving a comment on Young Buck’s Instagram page. “Buy his s**t i heard he’s doing baaaad,” he reportedly wrote, which came after another social media message dismissing Buck. “Nah you know it’s facts but old but fact sorry beloved.”

“If ‘doing bad’ means owning my masters, dropping independent heat, staying out the way and stacking — then I guess I’m doing baaaad,” the Tennessee native reportedly responded to Fat Joe. “Love to everybody supporting Cappuccino. Keep streaming. Keep pushing.”

Amid Young Buck’s other feuds and issues, we will see if this has any more legs to it. Most likely, Joe and Jada will just let it roll off their shoulders.

Funnily enough, this isn’t Fat Joe’s only jumping-related rumor. Tasha K previously claimed he witnessed Ja Rule facing a similar situation back in November, which Ja later confirmed. Rather, it was what happened to the Murder Inc. spitter that drew reportedly inaccurate speculation.

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6ix9ine already clowned Young Thug and 21 Savage, but many folks didn’t expect the Brooklyn drill MC to chime in so staunchly. Via Twitter, he reacted to what’s going on in hip-hop right now with some strong takes, surprisingly giving Tekashi credit.

“Nah lol.. I can’t just let yu n***as say f**k the streets,” Fivio tweeted. “The streets is the reason why a lot of these n***as in these big positions. I ah never turn my back on my biggest support system. How n***as help change the streets or save the streets. The streets keep me movie and keep me and mines good. And guess what.. I better not see’n 1 n***a from the streets supports nobody that say f**k the streets idc who yu are nobody get a pass in my eyes. Ngl this the 1 time 69 goofy a** was rite.”

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“F**k The Streets” Debate

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From there, Fivio Foreign expressed thankfulness for his experiences and relationships in the streets despite its negative elements, positing that this is too extreme of a position. More specifically, he thinks this should change to “f**k jail” or more specific messages against violence, crash-outs, or street politics rather than dismissing the streets as a whole. In fact, this tweet storm came with a new slogan proposal: “#HelpTheStreets.”

Elsewhere, though, those rappers supporting Young Thug and 21 Savage are arguing against the trauma and hardship that the streets represent. Others took more critical stances on street activity and street codes, whereas those defending “the streets” think this is all hypocrisy.

Still, Fivio Foreign will find friends elsewhere who agree with his defense of “the streets.” With so many MCs chiming in, we might have a big update or development in store coming soon. But for now, this divisive topic is bringing even the most combative of enemies together.

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As caught by Bars on Instagram, the Toronto superstar left three ice block emojis under the actor and the Liverpool spitter’s joint Instagram post of the remix. This is in reference to Drake’s upcoming album ICEMAN, which fans are very excited for. Also, the post rounded up a few more celebrity reactions to the new song, including Skepta, Central Cee, and fakemink.

Of course, this is nothing new for the 6ix God, who’s always keeping up with new sounds and showing love to the lyricists on the other side of the pond. He brought out many English artists for his three-day Wireless Festival takeover earlier this year.

Read More: 21 Savage Is The Most Honest Rapper In Drake’s Corner

Kendrick Lamar’s Drake Beef

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Still, Drake acknowledging Timothée Chalamet, a Kendrick Lamar affiliate, raised many eyebrows for the OVO fanbase. Some think this isn’t that deep, while others are frustrated with their GOAT for letting it slide. However, there is a reasonable interpretation that those ice blocks are in no way positive. Nevertheless, there’s no rule saying The Boy can’t get along with his rival’s circle… This just marks one of the only times over the past two years that this “stay on that side” energy didn’t manifest.

Timothée Chalamet recently reflected on Kendrick Lamar during Carmelo Anthony’s 7PM In Brooklyn podcast. “I was so impressed that this man was so calm sitting next to me and I was like, ‘Wow he’s engaged in a gladiator sport right now,'” he remarked. “As I was sitting next to him I was like, ‘I could not do that.’ I couldn’t believe that you could be that big, at war with somebody that big, and go about your life. […] My white a** was like, ‘Wow, he’s in the middle of this beef’ and like, ‘Can you imagine if this is how I go out?’ […] That would be a crazy end to the Wikipedia.”

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For those unaware, Blueface previously shaded 21 Savage by saying he “loves” the streets and suggesting that anyone in disagreement shouldn’t have made it out of them to begin with. Via Twitter, he doubled down on his aversion yesterday (Saturday, December 20) and specifically called out 21.

“Next time say f**k yo street lol I’m not shaking none of you n***as hands back stage no more,” the California rapper wrote. “I never thought I’d see the day n***as saying f**k the streets for a 21 savage feature f**k da industry !” Although he directly named Savage here, these messages also apply to Young Thug, whose “F**k the streets” tweet at the Savage Mode artist seems to have inspired Meek Mill, Pooh Shiesty, Ralo, YFN Lucci, G Herbo, Offset, Quavo and more to support the “movement,” if you can even call it that.

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Blueface Chrisean Rock Beef

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As for what 21 Savage and Young Thug’s “F**k the streets” even means, that’s up for interpretation. Savage says he’s referring to the trauma it gave him, whereas other MCs and fans connect this more to street codes and expectations of loyalty. However, many naysayers blasting 21 Savage and Young Thug think this is just a fake ploy to avoid accountability, justify their own actions, and abandon the circumstances and audiences that propelled them to fame.

No matter where on that debate you land, there’s a lot of nuance but also contradiction on both sides. In any case, Blueface is still about “the streets” no matter what.

He recently got into an online spat with his former partner Chrisean Rock after she got into a fight in Compton that was allegedly over gang disrespect. She clapped back at Blue by questioning his affiliations, which he’s been proud to share. We’ll see if there’s another chapter to these “streets” debates.

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In the photo, you can see a side-by-side comparison of 50 and Pop in the gym. The G-Unit mogul spoke to their physical resemblance. “Man I looked at pop, I said what’s your mother’s name,” he wrote. “we kinda look the same. He started laughing and said I know. R.I.P and we had the same last name.”

Curtis Jackson is perhaps alluding to Bashar Jackson being like a son of his, or at the very least, like a family member. Some fans in the comments brought up 50 Cent’s issues with his biological son, even though that doesn’t have much to do with his post. Still, it’s heartening to see that respect and care still there.

Elsewhere, 50 Cent is dealing with a lot of drama and beef these days, so taking some time to remember a fallen friend might balance out the negativity. We’ll see if he has anything else to share soon, or perhaps more posthumous music for fans to debate over.

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50 Cent & Pop Smoke

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Last year, 50 Cent addressed Pop Smoke’s posthumous albums and reflected on his role. “I just wanted to make sure that his record did what it was supposed to,” he told Kris Kaylin. “My interaction with Pop was that he was looking at me like I could tell him the right way to go and everything would work based on what I was saying. It’s unfortunate that it actually happened. It’s like the other side of it. When I’m coming up early on, I’m so connected to the environment that everything in the environment I’m subjected to the same.

“So even with my success in music, I’m still subjected to everything the neighborhood is subjected to,” 50 went on. “Cause of who I’m standing next to. In Pop’s scenario, personally, he told me he wanted to take his mom to an award show. Outside of producing the record and having it perform well, I did all the promotion for that record to have it work. They would have put it out and you’d have to find it out of basic interest.”

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According to the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office in Florida, 19-year-old Pedro Rodriguez got charges of armed home invasion robbery with a firearm, false imprisonment, grand theft, and possession of marijuana with intent to sell or deliver. However, there are more suspects in this case. There still hasn’t been another arrest at press time, but law enforcement says their investigation continues to develop.

For those unaware, just about a month ago, four men held 6ix9ine’s mother at gunpoint during an invasion of his home. He wasn’t there at the time, and it seems like the suspects took advantage of his absence for a Jack Doherty stream. Video reportedly caught the suspects entering the home through the garage, and they ransacked the place for car keys and cash according to police. They drove away in a car after getting what they wanted.

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Why Is 6ix9ine Going To Jail?

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6ix9ine previously called out his home’s invaders in a social media video. “Yesterday, they allowed me to leave [house arrest] for work,” he expressed. “People saw that I was on livestream with Jack Doherty. They took that opportunity to f***ing do some p***y s**t. It’s me, so I get it. The rules are different for me. If it was your favorite artist, your favorite actor and that was done, they don’t get no cool points for that. My mom is 60 years old. Y’all know I’m supposed to come home. Y’all know I’m home all the time. I’m on house arrest. So, y’all take the opportunity that I’m not home and y’all see me on livestream with Jack Doherty in Miami and y’all do that. That’s p***y s**t.”

Elsewhere, 6ix9ine is headed back to prison soon for probation violations. Before that 90-day bid begins, authorities might have more updates for him regarding this home invasion case.

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Release Date: December 19, 2025

Genre: Underground Rap

Album: You Can Die Laughing

Quotable Lyrics from Workout

Make her drop, make her drop that shit down like a workout
If I do it, show the brains out
If you on the ‘net, then show me, know I like to keep it lowkey
Huh, yeah, protectin’ my peace

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According to an exclusive AllHipHop report from Grouchy Greg Watkins, the Roc Nation-affiliated attorney is suing Buzbee for defamation for $25 million. She alleges that he launched a smear campaign on the Internet that attempted to destroy her reputation and career by alleging crimes like illegally soliciting clients, obstruction of justice, intimidation, and bribes. Croft called them all baseless and malicious.

Furthermore, she claimed that this stems back to December of last year, when a former Buzbee client named Jose Maldonado sought a free evaluation from Croft concerning how Tony’s law firm handled client funds. Marcy Croft says she didn’t pursue the claims and cut contact, later theorizing that Maldonado began an entrapment strategy by going back to Tony Buzbee’s firm.

Allegedly, Buzbee accused Croft of offering former clients $10K to sue him and running an illegal lawsuit solicitation scheme. Her lawsuit claims that this was all in order to distract from Tony Buzbee’s other legal issues amid mounting pressure from current and former clients. He has reportedly not yet responded in court.

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Tony Buzbee Lawsuit

According to Complex, Marcy Croft’s lawsuit against Tony Buzbee appeared in Texas federal court on Wednesday (December 17). She filed a similar suit against him in Mississippi in March, and Buzbee spoke to the publication about all this chaos.

“She filed a case against me months ago, but only after I sued her in Texas for her illegal activities,” he reportedly remarked. “Her frivolous case filed against me [in Mississippi] was dismissed. My case against her is still pending. She tried to get it dismissed but failed. A Houston judge already looked at my claims against her and acknowledged that her frivolous case is her attempt to spin the press. She is a classic bottom feeder. I would describe her as everything that’s wrong with the legal profession. I intend to put her out of business.”

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For those unaware, TDE’s head of security 2Teez denied previous claims that The Game wanted to sign Kendrick Lamar. The Compton artist doubled down on these with the Back On Figg hosts.

“I let 2Teez stay with me for five years in the beginning of my career,” he remarked. “I don’t got no issues with n***as until they got an issue with me, I don’t know what blood’s issue is. But whatever… As far as TDE, ask Top Dawg, bro, what it is with me and what it was. You got to ask Kendrick. Let these n***as talk. How the f**k can a n***a tell me what I wanted to do? […] I didn’t say I signed Kendrick or had a chance to sign Kendrick… Top Dawg was like, ‘Nah, I can’t let that n***a go.’ […] Kendrick damn near the only n***a I thought about signing… I brought Jay Rock and Kendrick on tour. Anybody that says that I wasn’t instrumental or that I didn’t put out a helping hand to help n***as is a straight lying sucker-a** n***a.”

Read More: The Game Says He Would Do a Verzuz With 50 Cent

The Game & Kendrick Lamar’s “Pop Out”

As caught by Certified Boogeyman on Twitter, Jay Rock seemingly responded to The Game’s Kendrick Lamar comments with a GIF of a very ugly face. 2Teez also commented “Peekaboo,” further poking fun at Jayceon Taylor. Still, these remarks are quite vague, so take them with a grain of salt.

Elsewhere, the podcast discussed The Game’s absence from Kendrick Lamar’s “Pop Out.” He said that he didn’t want to go due to gang conflicts, but still stands on him being cool with both Kendrick and Drake.

Amid other theories about Kendrick Lamar and The Game, we’ll see if anything legitimate comes out of this. For now, it’s still a “he said, she said” game, albeit an interesting one.

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First we have Boosie, who is a bit more nuanced in messaging, albeit not in capitalization. “IF THE RAPPERS GO SAY F**K THE STREETS YALL NEED TO STOP RAPPING BOUT EM!!” he tweeted. “STOP DOUBLE DIPPING!! RAP ABOUT FRUITS ,COLLEGE COURSES N STAYING OUT THE STREETS. IF U FROM THE STREETS THE STREETS SHAPED YOU TO THE MAN U R TODAY. YOUR MINDSET ,YOUR HUSTLE ,YOUR INTUITION etc. COME FROM THE STREETS!! YO SUPPORT CAME FROM THE STREETS!!

“YES I WANT EVERY KID TO MAKE IT OUT THE STREETS. THATS WHAT WE ALL WANT. BUT IM NEVER SAYING ‘F**K THE STREETS,'” Badazz continued. “THEY RESPONSIBLE FOR OUR SUCCESS!! DONT FORGET EVERY SUCCESSFUL INDEPENDENT RECORD LABEL STARTED FROM WHERE ‘THE STREETS.’ ALL YO MUSIC CAME FROM THE STREETS. YO BABY MOMA U MET HER N THE STREETS. SO IF ITS F**K THE STREETS DONT RAP ABOUT THEM SIMPLE IS THAT. SHOW THE WORLD N FANS HOW GOOD OF ARTIST YALL IZ N TAKE THE STREETS ALL THE WAY OUT YALL RAP VOCABULARY!!”

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Charleston White’s Rap Beef

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As for Charleston White, he had a more scathing critique against Young Thug and 21 Savage’s efforts. “Stand on that s**t, n***a,” he expressed online, as caught by The Neighborhood Talk on Instagram. “You n***as talked all that s**t, killed people, white boy thumped you n***as upside the head, you n***as got probation… And now you n***as hollering, ‘F**k the streets’? No. F**k you n***as. 21 Savage, we are not letting you n***as off the hook that easy ’cause your partners told… You n***as broke the code.”

“Go to jail, die, and get killed,” White went on. “[…] Pooh Shiesty, put that gangster s**t back on. I hate you hypocrite, fraud-a** n***as. Just six months ago, you n***as was trying to shame Gunna… Now it’s f**k the streets… F**k all you n***as hollering about ‘F**k the streets.'”

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