The rap world can get pretty crazy.
From shootouts and stabbings to wild fights, anything can happen.
Here is a look at some of the craziest rapper fights
that have gone down over the past few years...
G Herbo & Lil Bibby
G Herbo and Lil Bibby are two childhood friends and rappers
from the Southside of Chicago.
Both started popping off after the track Kill Shit blew up back in 2012.
Herb followed up with the project Welcome to Fazoland in 2014
and Bibby went on to drop the Free Crack mixtape series in 2013.
Starting in 2010
when the Chicago drill scene was hot and emerging really helped both artists.
But they managed to set themselves apart and build successful careers
by creating their own sound and loyal fanbase.
With all success comes drama, in 2016,
Herb and Bibby were involved in a massive brawl at a venue in New Haven, Connecticut.
The two rappers were performing at a club called Toad’s Place in August 2016
when there was some drama between their entourage and security at the venue.
Footage of the fight shows Bibby, taking off his chain,
and then all of a sudden you hear someone yell that there’s a fight.
Oh **** bro, a fight!
Oh ****, oh ****, oh **** bro
Out of nowhere, everyone starts throwing punches, including Herb and Bibby,
and the crowd goes nuts.
It’s hard to tell from the footage exactly what happened,
but rumors began to circulate online that Bibby got his chain snatched
and the crew went after the dude who got it.
But in the beginning of the video, you can see Bibby taking off his chains
and giving them to someone in his crew.
So, unless someone snatched a different chain, the rumor doesn’t make any sense.
Herb later did an interview with DJ Vlad
and said that neither he or Bibby was touched in the incident.
They jumped in to help their friend when they saw something going down,
but the actual fight started after their crew got into it with security.
A reporter from a media outlet called “In Ya Ear Hip Hop”
followed up with one of the security from the venue to find out his story.
The bouncer revealed that the brawl was started
after the rappers’ security guard's brother tried to get into the backstage area without permission.
The security team didn’t know the dude and no one official had vouched for him either,
so they wouldn’t let him get backstage.
He ended up wilding out on the security guards and they responded by beating him up.
The bodyguard was pissed that they put hands on his brother,
but the bouncers said they were just doing their job.
This set off an all-out war between the rapper’s entourage
and the security guards at the venue,
which is what resulted in the fight you see on camera.
Last night,
was over one,
an altercation that went down between another security guard
and Bibby's bodyguard's little brother,
I guess earlier on in that night,
the bodyguard's little brother had,
came through and I guess was trying to get downstairs to the VIP room and all the other ****.
But nobody really knows,
you know, who the **** he was.
Like nobody knows Bibby's bodyguard, let alone, his little brother or whatever.
You not really going down there unless someone clears you as in,
you know Bibby, Bibby's manager
or the owner, you know, someone important the promoter anybody like that
So, Herb and Bibby weren’t even the ones who caused the fight,
they just got caught up in the drama.
Herb recently did appear on Gillie da Kid’s “Million Dollaz Worth of Game” podcast,
where he says he eventually had to stop rolling with a huge crew of dudes to every show
because it only causes problems.
He doesn’t mention this fight in particular, but he says that they had to move smarter.
If something pops off between his crew and someone else,
he’s the one who gets thrown under the bus,
just because he’s the biggest name and has the money.
That seems to be exactly what happened with this fight,
Herb and Bibby just jumped in to help their friends and the internet went wild with rumors.
At least Herb seems to have learned a lesson
and now keeps a tighter circle when conducting business.
This next rapper punched a fan in the face after he grabbed him at a show,
then apologized and invited him on stage afterward.
Yup you heard that right, here’s what happened
XXXtentacion
XXXtentacion was a rapper and singer from Broward County, Florida.
X had a short, yet highly influential career full of chart topping hits
and major controversies,
before he was tragically murdered outside of a motorcycle dealership
in Deerfield Beach, Fl on June 18th, 2018.
He will always be remembered as an icon who shaped the sound of the late 2010s,
but his life was full of ups and downs
that included punching a fan in the face at a show and then apologizing for it afterward.
On July 16th, 2017, X was performing in Salt Lake City
at a stop on his Revenge Tour and things got wild.
He went into the crowd to connect with some of the fans,
but before getting off stage, he told them not to touch him.
When he went into the crowd, a fan grabbed him by the chest and X went off.
He socked the dude right in the face and then got all up in his face before turning away.
The kid clearly didn’t expect that reaction because he looks pretty dazed
and quickly backs up when X starts pressing him.
After the attack, X got back up on stage and apologized to the dude that he hit,
and invites him up on stage for the rest of his show.
At the time X was often given a bad rep by the media for being aggressive and violent.
Information about his domestic abuse case for allegedly beating his ex-girlfriend
had been released earlier that year and made him a target for media hate.
All blogs and other outlets showed the clip to paint X as a violent artist
who even took anger out on his own fans.
X went on social media to explain why he hit the fan, claiming it was acting in self-defense.
He says he was just exhausted after being on a long tour.
He warned his fans not to touch him
and said he felt violated after the guy grabbed his chest.
He wasn’t sure if he was grabbing for his chain or if he was trying to harm him,
which is why he reacted so aggressively.
X definitely overreacted but the fan did grab him out of nowhere
after he already warned them.
But, no one was seriously injured,
and the artist did try to make it right by inviting him on stage.
This next artist kicked a fan in the face after he yelled something the rapper didn't like.
Here’s the wild story...
Lil Pump
Lil Pump is a rapper from Miami, Fl known for his wild antics
and viral hits like Gucci Gang and I Love It featuring Kanye West.
Pump is also well known for his wild behavior, which includes kicking a fan in the face in Seattle.
The rapper first blew up back in 2016,
when tracks like D. Rose and Boss went viral on SoundCloud,
and he co-headlined the No Jumper Tour with his friend and collaborator
SmokePurpp in 2017.
At a Seattle date on that tour, Pump got into it with a fan who was being rude.
Footage of the fight shows Purpp and Pump
stop the show after a fan allegedly yells out **** Lil Pump.
Pump clearly feels disrespected because he asks the dude what's up
and tells him to come up on the stage.
Who said that **** I said that ****
Ok come up here ***** come up here, what's up
What's up ***** come up here, what's up
The guy is clearly looking for attention because he does what Pump says
and as soon as he’s close enough, Pump kicks him in the face.
The dude tries to fight back before one of the guys in the rapper’s entourage
starts swinging on him and they both fall back into the crowd.
The fight goes on for a pretty long time without security jumping in
and even the fans start getting in on the action.
One of Pump’s friends jumps up, grabs onto the rafters of the second floor
and delivers a crazy kick to the guy's face.
After the show, a vlogger caught up with the dude Pump kicked
and asked for his side of the story.
The guy is pretty intoxicated and is more than willing to pose for the cameras.
He says that he wasn’t the one who said **** Lil Pump,
but he took the heat when Pump asked who did it.
Why someone would take the heat for something they didn’t say
and then brag about getting their ass beat is hard to tell,
but the guy clearly wasn’t thinking straight.
I just said it was me
It's me? Yeah he said who said that and I was like it was me dog
But what'd you say, what'd you say? I said it was me
But what you saying before that?
Oh I didn't say ****
I didn't say ****
I didn't say **** I was just like it was me dog
I ****** said that
Whether he actually just took credit for someone else’s diss
or he was too drunk to remember what happened is hard to tell.
But it does seem wild that Pump would get so mad about someone saying **** Lil Pump
when he made a career off of saying **** J. Cole, only to do an interview with him not long after.
Yet, Lil Pump isn’t the only rapper who has had to fight a fan during a show.
This next rapper, superman punched a fan from the stage
after he made some disrespectful comments.
Migos
The Migos are a rap trio from Atlanta known for hit tracks like Bad and Boujee and Fight Night.
The Migos are now considered mainstream pop stars
and one of the most successful hip-hop acts currently working in the industry.
But before becoming superstars,
the trio grew up on the mean streets of Gwinnett County, Georgia,
and are always willing to throw down.
Back in 2014,
the trio was involved in a massive brawl at a concert in Springfield, Massachusetts,
after a fan said something disrespectful.
In footage of the concert, you can see Offset chilling up on the stage
while Quavo and Takeoff perform the song Give No ****.
Out of nowhere, Offset cocks back his fist and does a superman dive into the crown,
perfectly in sync with the beat of the song.
The crowd goes wild and Quavo plus some other members of the migos crew
jump into the crowd to get his back.
It’s not clear from the video what the fan said,
but it must have been pretty disrespectful
for Offset to risk his own safety trying to jump on him from the stage.
But, that’s not the only time Offset has done a crazy stage dive
after a fan was being disrespectful.
In January 2020,
TMZ released footage of Offset pulling a similar move
after a fan sprayed his wife Cardi B with champagne.
Cardi and Offset were at a Miami strip club called the Booty Trap,
when someone in the crowd started spraying champagne all over the couple
and everyone else up on stage.
At first, Offset is in the crowd,
but then jumps up and starts trying to scout out who did it.
He spots the guy, then leaps off the stage and slaps him in the face.
Security had to pull him off the dude and after and after that,
he and Cardi had to leave the club.
So even though Offsets become an A-list celebrity, he still doesn’t tolerate the bull****.
But Offset isn’t the only rapper who doesn’t tolerate disrespect.
This next artist slapped the daylights out of a dude in a convenience store
after he told him that he wasn’t a real rapper.
Lil Boosie
Lil Boosie is a rapper from Baton Rouge, LA who came up in the early 2000s.
Boosie built a name for himself after signing to the legendary Trill Entertainment label
started by Houston legend Pimp C,
as well as his collaborations with fellow Baton Rouge rapper Webbie.
Boosie is also known for being a genuine street artist
who raps about his reality growing up in the wild streets of Baton Rouge.
Boosie famously beat a murder charge in 2010 which carried the death penalty,
while still having to serve 5 years for unrelated drug charges.
So, Boosie isn’t just creating an image for the camera,
he really comes from the struggle that he raps about.
Check out our video on Rappers Who Beat A Murder Charge
for more info on his murder case.
But when you come from such a rough environment,
it can be hard to leave the street mentality alone.
He recently ended up brutally slapping a guy in the face in a convenience store
for disrespecting his rapping abilities.
In March 2021,
a video was leaked onto the internet of Boosie slapping a guy in a bodega for talking tough.
In the video, Boosie and his crew walk up to the cashier to buy something,
and a guy standing next to the counter starts running his mouth.
The man looks homeless and sounds like he’s drunk.
He asks Boosie how he considers himself a real rapper
and mumbles incoherently about him not being a credible artist.
Boosie, clearly tired of the disrespect,
gets in the guy’s face and hits him square in the cheek.
At first, fans were shocked that Boosie would slap a homeless guy
who may have had mental problems or drug issues, even if he was being disrespectful.
But, not long after,
it was revealed that the whole thing was a stunt for a music video featuring Da Baby.
Da Baby released some behind-the-scenes footage to Instagram,
revealing that he paid the guy $554 to take the slap for the video.
The post also shows Boosie telling the guy what to say and what he’s going to do.
You aren't even a rapper.
You can't rap.
How you gonna tell me you a goddamn rapper.
**** wrong with you man
The video was for the song Period which debuted on April 16th, 2021.
It served as an intro skit before the song starts.
On the track, Boosie reminds listeners that he isn’t one to play with,
in case anyone forgot.
Even though the fight wasn’t real, it does seem pretty convincing.
It kinda is the perfect prank because shown out of context, it seems believable.
Boosie is an artist who doesn’t tolerate disrespect
and isn’t the kind of guy you want to piss off.
Although an old school gangster like Boosie,
probably wouldn’t smack someone on camera like that
while everyone has their cell phones out, especially since he’s almost 40 years old now.
But the clip was a good way for Boosie and Da Baby to create some hype for their track
and promote the collaboration.
At least this guy got paid to be smacked by a famous rapper
and didn’t just get ***** slapped for talking some trash.
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