Some moron tries to grab X around the throat, security promptly snatches him up and X barks on the DJ for daring to stop the music. Classic Earl.

Spotted: TMZ

Previously: Lil Wayne & DMX @ LIV Nightclub

Ludacris drops a Fifth Element-inspired video for his Drake & Big Sean diss.

Previously: Big Sean Talks About Ludacris’ ‘Bada Boom’ Diss Record (Audio)

Loso called up DJ Clue to give his side of what happened between him and Ray J over the weekend in Vegas.

Props: RR

Below is Ray J’s interview with The Breakfast Club from earlier in the day.

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So Tha Carter IV leaked and the big news is that Wayne has returned fire at Jay-Z for that shot Hov took at his father on “H.A.M.”.

The line appears on the track “It’s Good” which also features Jadakiss and Drake (Google it) and it goes a little something like:

Talkin’ bout baby money, I got ya baby money
Kidnap yo bitch, get that how much you love yo lady money
I know you fake nigga, press yo breaks nigga

Those lines make for some good release week Twitter buzz, but at the end of the day we all know millionaires don’t kidnap the millionaire wives of other millionaires. Not to mention that Baby started this ridiculous argument in the first place. And Wayne even acknowledged that he probably can’t fuck with Jay financially:

“Me and my wit, given my wit, I would probably play off of it,” Wayne explained. “But I wouldn’t make it a competition, because actually, the subject that he’s talking about in that line, I can’t box with the god. I’d be the first one to tell you that, given my wit, and the type of person that I am, I’d capitalize and I’d play off of it. Yeah, I definitely would.”

And that’s exactly what he’s doing now. Remember kids, rap is wrestling.

Meanwhile, perhaps in a flashback to the “New York” incident, Kiss took to Twitter to testify that he laid his verse months ago and wants no parts of whatever nontroversy might now arise from Wayne’s response:

Update: Wayne says he doesn’t expect any repercussions.

This was premiered on Chicago’s WGCI and here is the CDQ version. More shots at Kanye and G.O.O.D. Music.

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Gotta hand it to Cons with these song and video titles. But there must be some universal law he’s breaking by dissing Kanye over a track they did together.

This is the clip he put up (and took down) last week and it’s a follow-up to the cryptic teaser he put out back in April when the beef first started.

Previously: Consequence ft. Rapper Big Pooh & eLZhi – Crying Broke

Cons decides to launch his assault on G.O.O.D. Music and starts with Pusha T and says Kanye is next.

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Jacking 4 Release Dates. It’s not 2006 anymore and Game isn’t using the actual Otis instrumental, but you get the picture.

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If you invented “SWAG”, then I invented “Gangsta”

UPDATE: Game talks to VIBE about the track, tells XXL it’s not a diss

Archival purposes, although Nicki pops (get it?) more shots at Kim on this.

Britney Spears feat. Nicki Minaj & Ke$ha – Till The World Ends (Remix)

Here’s the track that caused the rift between Cons and G.O.O.D. back in February, when Cons felt that Pusha T had jacked this line:

it’s The Last Supper for you niggas just the picture repainted – “My God”
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“it’s The Last Supper for you motherfuckers, I don’t make a promise I can’t keep” – “Last Supper”

Consequence – Last Supper (prod. Lee Bannon)