Rap Beef: Nicki Minaj Drops Megan the Stallion Diss Song “Big Foot”

Nicki Minaj and Megan on the set of “Hot Girl Summer”

Chile the girls are fighting!

The self proclaimed Queen of rap Nicki Minaj has been going postal ever since Houston “Hot Girl” Megan the Stallion took a shot at her and her husband on her latest diss record “Hiss”.

Now I don’t really keep up with rap beef anymore, mainly because I have become so bored of rap these days however, this beef between the two rap girls has been pretty entertaining thanks to social media.

I’m still trying to pinpoint exactly when the war started because all I can remember is the two collaborating on their song “Hot Girl Summer”. They seemed to be the best of friends.

Fast forward to now, the blogs are saying Nicki’s line about not “fucking with horses” in her 2023 release “Red Ruby Da Sleaze” was in reference to Megan.

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Son of Colombian Cartel Queen Griselda Blanco Suing Actress Sophia Vergera Over Netflix Movie

Colombian actress Sophia Vergera is under fire for her depiction of Colombia’s most infamous drug queenpin Griselda Blanco.

According to Fox News — Michael Corleone Blanco and his wife Marie filed a lawsuit in Miami-Dade County on Jan. 17, alleging “unauthorized” use of his “artistic literary work” and the family’s “image, likeness and/or identity.”

Blanco claimed in the lawsuit that Netflix usedinformation from private interviews he did about his mother’s life for its limited series without his authorization and without compensating him.

Eric Newman, creator and executive producer of “Griselda,” told Today.com: “I dealt with similar suits from Pablo Escobar, his family, during the making of ‘Narcos.’ I tend not to think much about them. It just feels a little bit unsurprising and kind of comes with the territory.”

The limited series premieres January 25.

Man Sues Red Bull For False Advertising; Wins $13 Million

Unbelievable. Clearly I’m doing something very wrong in life.

In a 2014 class action lawsuit filed against the Australian based company Red Bull, a petty consumer accused the company of deceptive marketing practices, targeted at the famous slogan “Red Bull Gives You Wings.”

Benjamin Careathers, the plaintiff, took the slogan literally. The lawsuit stated that Red Bull’s claims of providing superior energy benefits were unsupported by genuine scientific evidence.

Careathers argued that Red Bull’s advertising goes beyond mere “puffery” and enters the realm of deception and fraud. The settlement, while a significant payout, raises questions about the company’s marketing tactics and the validity of such claims in court.

In response to the settlement, Red Bull issued a statement denying any wrongdoing or admission of truth in the claims. The company emphasized that it settled to avoid the costs and distractions of litigation while maintaining the accuracy of its marketing and labeling.