NEWS: 50 Cent & French Montana Clown Each Other On Instagram

50 Cent & French Montana Clown Each Other On Instagram

50 Cent and French Montana get in an Effen vodka-related beef on Instagram.

In 2015, it's common knowledge that beefs between rappers spill over onto social media more often than not, bot in the most recent case of this, branded alcohols got dragged into the mix as well. What began with 50 Cent using the hashtag #noPuffyjuice in a post promoting his new vodka, Effen, soon attracted the attention of Bad Boy signee French Montana, and then shots were traded between the two NYC rappers. 

Montana shared the infamous GQ cover that had Fif rocking a questionable outfit, and then he responded by posting a picture of French and Diddy getting a little too cozy out in the sun together. Check their posts below.

Good morning I want to thank everyone who has went and asked for Effen in stores and bars.it will be the New #1 vodka this summer.Southern wine and spirits. #noPuffyjuice lol ##EFFENVODKA

A photo posted by 50 Cent (@50cent) on Mar 21, 2015 at 8:23am PDT

Stop!!!! Legendary !!

A photo posted by French Montana (@frenchmontana) on Mar 29, 2015 at 1:43pm PDT

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NEWS: Police Want Diddy For Punching A Man

Police Want Diddy For Punching A Man

Diddy -- Wanted for Super Bowl Party Brawl With Loudmouthed Fan - Watch More Celebrity Videos or Subscribe

While making a club appearance during Super Bowl weekend, Diddy got himself into some trouble. According to a report from TMZ, Scottsdale, Arizona police are looking to question Puff for his involvement in a fight at a local club early Sunday morning. Club-goer Steven Donaldson filed a battery report against the hip-hop mogul and claims that Diddy hit him before leaving the party. Donaldson was upset that he paid $100 to get into the Diddy-hosted party and instead of seeing the hit-maker perform, Diddy hung out in the VIP section and rarely got up on stage. Instead of complaining to the club owners, Donaldson took matters into his own hands and confronted Diddy.

In the video above, it is clear that an intoxicated Donaldson was berating the rapper throughout the night and yelled at him while Puff was hanging out in his section. Diddy eventually had enough and approached Donaldson but the video cuts out right as the alleged punch was thrown. Donaldson says that security tackled him instead of Diddy and threw him out of the party. When cops arrived on the scene, Puff had already left.

This is the not the first violent club incident Diddy has been involved in. A few weeks before Christmas, Puff put his hands on Drake while in Miami and rumors floated around that the beating was so severe that Drizzy wound up in the hospital. In August of 2013, rumors surfaced of a fight between J. Cole and Puff, but the two took to Twitter to put them to rest.

Even though he’s in his 40′s, it’s clear that Sean Combs is still down to scrap.

[TMZ]

NEWS: Diddy Reportedly Won't Allow His Son To Appear In Fox's "Empire"

 Diddy Reportedly Won't Allow His Son To Appear In Fox's "Empire"

Diddy reportedly banned his son from being cast in the new TV show "Empire."

Fox's new TV show "Empire" is becoming increasingly popular with each new episode that airs. The TV show, which stars Terrence Howard and Taraji P. Henson, centers around a hip-hop record label trying to go public, while dealing with various artists on the label. Thus, there's a lot of original music on the TV show (similar to "Glee"), much of which can be purchased on iTunes or streamed on Spotify following each episode. This is part of the issue that led Diddy to reportedly ban his son from appearing in Lee Daniels' show.

Quincy had reportedly been guaranteed a role in the show, but when Diddy learned that he had to sign over the rights to the music he did for the show to Fox, he pulled him out. According to Page Six's source, "Diddy kicked up a huge stink and called all the top brass at 20th Century Fox TV to get them to change their rules over music rights," but that didn't work. "He said there was no way his son was signing over his intellectual property. So he banned him from the show."

Apparently the show is still considering Quincy for a role in the second season, but Diddy would have to be lenient on the song rights.

NEWS: Victim Of 1999 Shooting Involving Diddy & Shyne Opens Up On Instagram

Victim Of 1999 Shooting Involving Diddy & Shyne Opens Up On Instagram

Natania Reuben, a victim of the 1999 club shooting involving Diddy and Shyne spoke out on Instagram today.

15 Years ago today, a shooting at an NYC nightclub took place, leading to the arrest of Diddy, Jennifer Lopez, and Shyne. An altercation with Matthew "Scar" Allen ended with shots being fired, and three people being seriously injured. While Puff got off scot-free, Shyne served 10 years on weapon and assault charges. 

UPNORTHTRIPS posted an image of a 1999 headline regarding the shooting today, pointing out the anniversary of the infamous incident. Surprisingly, a woman claiming to be Natania Reuben, a victim of the crime who was shot in the face, began responding in the comments. 

Reuben first criticized the publication for "sympathizing" with the celebrities rather than the innocent victims of the incident, and later found comfort in the words of other commenters. You can find all of her comments in the gallery above.

Diddy was allegedly involved in another altercation at a club just recently, when he reportedly struck Drake outside of Club LIV in Miami.

Check out the original Instagram post below.

Fifteen years ago today, Puff Daddy & J. Lo were arrested after a gun was found in their car as they left a Manhattan nightclub.

A photo posted by upnorthtrips (@upnorthtrips) on Dec 12, 2014 at 6:04am PST

NEWS: The Weeknd Receives The Allan Slaight Award

The Weeknd Receives The Allan Slaight Award

The Weeknd is honored with Canada's Allan Slaight Award for young artists.

If you see the phrase "young Canadians who have the ability to turn their talent into inspiration," you're probably thinking to yourself, "there ain't no award for that." However, it turns out that in Canada, there is. The Allan Slaight Award, named for a Canadian media magnate, was founded in 2010, and given to Drake in 2011. This year, Abel Tesfaye of The Weeknd ha won the award.

Below, watch a video from the awards ceremony, which shows Rick Rubin,Diddy, and Avery Lipman of Republic Records testifying to the singer/songwriter's deserving character. It's cool to see the nation of Canada recognizing a man who's had the hearts of R&B fans for three years running.

NEWS: This Why Diddy Punched Drake? Diddy Heated At Drake Over The "0-100" Record Months Ago! "This Nigga Stole This Shit From Me"

This Why Diddy Punched Drake? Diddy Heated At Drake Over The "0-100" Record Months Ago! "This Nigga Stole This Shit From Me"