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After Diddy engaged in an altercation with a club patron this past weekend, T.I. is clearing up rumors that he yelled at Puff for his actions. Speaking with Wild Atlanta 105.7 & 96.7, Tip said that it’s all love and that there is no beef between the two.

“I’ve been seeing a lot of embellishment going on online,” he said. “First of all, me and Puff, we go way, way back. That’s like a brother to me. So whatever was said by me was said out of love. I made no attempt to belittle… Continue

T.I. clearly has a way with words. Almost a year ago to the day, the Atlanta rapper talked a suicidal individual out of jumping to his death.



This past weekend, Tip was playing the role of peacemaker again, this time calming down a very angry Diddy.



MTV's RapFix reports that during an event at club Compound, which Diddy MCed, the rap mogul became very angry, calling out a person inside the club for promoting a beverage other than Ciroc vodka, for which he is a… Continue

In the upcoming documentary, "Soulja Boy: The Movie," the controversial Atlanta rapper gets a co-sign from Snoop Dogg who says he understands Soulja Boy's struggle.

“A lot of people don’t understand that this young man’s struggle is my struggle,” Snoop Dogg explained. “When he went and laid his records, and made is name and did what he had to do—that’s the same struggle that I went through. It’s all about bridging the gap and showing love. Old generation and new generation, let’s… Continue

In his upcoming book Murder Rap, due October 4th, former LAPD Homicide Detective Greg Kading claims that the police department has “extensive tapes and documents” with confessions from those involved in the murders of Tupac Shakur and Notorious B.I.G.

According to LA Weekly, Kading was cut from the case right when he was approaching closing the file. An informant told Kading that he was offered $1 million to kill Tupac and Suge Knight, and that Sean “Diddy” Combs commissioned… Continue

50 Cent's latest track "Love, Hate, Love" made its first rounds over the Web yesterday, stirring up sentiments because of its provocative content and intent. Fif spit more hate than he did love though, taking overt shots at both Lil Wayne and full-time adversary, Game.

While Fif questioned Weezy's un-Hip Hop-like style ("Actin' like a white boy bored/ Now you wanna jump a flight of stairs on a skateboard") and mocked the rapper's clothing ("Why the fuck your pants so tight?/ You… Continue