Since the days of PAC and biggie, rap beef has been embedded in the hip hop culture, taking it to the streets exhumes how hardcore a rapper is, here are rappers who didn't hesitate to pull to the trigger

50 cent vs Gunplay

Rapper fiddy has always expressed his dislike for Rick Ross and the whole MMG crew as he took several shots at him in a bid to mar his career, Fiddy boys dealt with mmg artist gunplay while he watched

The taping of the 2012 BET Hip-Hop Awards was marred by violence on Saturday, when two separate scuffles broke out behind the scenes. MMG rapper Gunplay said he was assaulted by 50 Cent's security guards while separated from his crew.

Gunplay phoned into the Power 105.1's Breakfast Club on Monday to explain what happened in Atlanta this past weekend, after grainy video surfaced, showing the Miami rapper and a group of men being pepper sprayed to break up a fight.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Hi5NJO_5Pw

Young Jeezy vs Gucci Mane


Great rule of thumb: don't do business with a crazy person! In 2005, Jeezy was prepping his debut album, Let's Get It: Thug Motivation 101, which included ""Icy," a dripped-out team-up with Gucci. Two friends, one track, except — ah, right — Gucci took the track and put it on his own project...which meant Jeezy couldn't use it. And Jeezy never got paid. Things happen, right? Jeezy's calm response was to offer to "cremate that motherfucker" on "Stay Strapped." In 2005, Pookie Loc, a Jeezy associate, was murdered. Gucci was blamed, then acquitted, having acted in self-defense. After years of volleys and a splinter beef involving DJ Drama, the two MCs settled up, supposedly recording a couple of songs together. But Gucci went rogue, as he does, and recorded a song called "Worst Enemy." By 2010, their respective camps were fighting at Walter's Clothing in Atlanta. Later, Jeezy would describe the whole thing as a "misunderstanding" but would also refer to Gucci as "retarded."

J. Cole & Puffy

There's no video of this one but rumor has it that Cole and Diddy got into it at a "VMA" after-party in 2013, and there might have been alcohol involved.

Based on a report from Complex, the fight started when an intoxicated Puffy tried to pour a drink on Kendrick Lamar, and the Dreamville boss came to the rescue.

From there, Cole grabbed the Bad Boy mogul, and a brief scuffle ensued, but it was quickly broken up.

Dipset & Junior M.A.F.I.A.

It was Brooklyn versus Harlem in an all-out brawl right in the middle of the famed Rucker Basketball Tournament.

Some rap fans consider this fight legendary, considering the two major camps that were involved and according to the heavily viewed footage, Junior M.A.F.I.A. got the best of Dipset that day.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-jOCUrUpOA

The Game & 40 Glocc

This one looked completely one-sided, since the footage shows The Game hitting 40 Glocc without getting hit back.

Later, 40 claimed that he was surrounded by Game's crew, and they all had guns pointed him, which is why he didn't fight back. He also eventually sued the Black Wall Street spitter for millions.

In the end, a California judge said The Game had to pay Glocc $3,000, and we haven't heard much about this conflict since.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgrMTt91G6k

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