Trolling

After messing up the lyrics to "Kick, Push II," he playfully turned his attention to the notorious leak of his debut album.

"Dog, I was aidin' Ross with streams before Adin Ross had ever streamed," Drake raps on 'Make Them Pay.'

Cudi called out a troll on social media who called him "washed beyond repair."

The pop icon and entrepreneur reacted to a theory about her expecting another child with ASAP Rocky.

Fif is known for trolling other rappers on his Instagram page, but he's also known for deleting many of his provocations.

While fans wait for 'Iceman,' Drizzy has shared some cryptic messages on social media.

Fif's announcement arrives during his heated feud with T.I. and his son, King Harris.

Soulja Boy believes Drake "did too much" in interpolating his past verses.

Mocking conspiracy theorists who believe Lanez was framed, the YouTuber sarcastically claimed Jay-Z paid him $50,000 a month in Bitcoin to support Megan Thee Stallion.

The social media user suggested that the pop star has been making the same song for over a decade.

The actress and singer tactfully checked a person who commented that she was "getting big."

Adamn claimed he paid Uzi $20,000 for a verse on the song "Cheerio" that was never cleared.

The rapper trolled Thug, who was in attendance for the Jake Paul v. Anthony Joshua match.

Busta Rhymes also snapped at a TikTok troll who called him "Tracy Morgan.'

The incident took place at an Art Basel event in Miami.

In September, tensions boiled over as 50 Cent and Cam’ron clashed with Dame Dash, who had threatened a $300 million lawsuit.

Max B was released from prison on Sunday after over 15 years.

The "My Type" rapper called the rule a "buffer" and said it gives her "time to think about it."