Rapper T.I. found himself barred from entering an establishment recently, with reports claiming he was outright denied access. The unexpected incident added to a string of  celebrity controversies making waves.  

Meanwhile, Future addressed growing tensions in the rap world, particularly involving Kendrick Lamar and Drake. Kendrick, known for his sharp lyricism, previously clapped back at Drake during their ongoing feud, taking a dig at his “ghostwriters.” Future, who collaborated with Kendrick on the track *Like That*, found himself caught in the middle, with fans speculating he was part of a “tag team” against Drake.  

In an interview with *GQ*, Future denied any involvement in the feud, saying, “There was beef? I didn’t even know. I’ve never participated in rap battles.” He maintained that his focus was on the music, not the drama. This response, however, didn’t stop fans from connecting dots, especially since *Like That* appeared on Future’s album *We Don’t Trust You*, which followed his earlier albums *I Never Liked You* and *We Still Don’t Trust You*.  

While tensions between Kendrick and Drake dominate headlines, Future reflected on his position in the rap hierarchy, questioning why he’s often overlooked in discussions of the “Big Three” (Kendrick, Drake, and J. Cole). He remarked, “I’m supposed to be mad—this is my song, after all! But if I didn’t make a big deal of it, why is everyone else?” Despite his concerns, Future’s undeniable influence in the industry, especially in Southern rap, remains undisputed.  

**50 Cent Supports Dame Dash in Unexpected Promo**

In a surprising move, 50 Cent showcased his generosity by promoting Dame Dash’s project, *America New*. Sharing a clip online, 50 encouraged his followers to check it out, proving once again that he’s full of unexpected surprises when it comes to supporting fellow industry figures.

**Boosie Badazz’s Parenting Plans Spark Controversy**

Boosie Badazz stirred controversy with remarks about wanting another child immediately after his girlfriend gave birth. “I ain’t waiting six weeks. I’m going right back in after six days,” Boosie stated, seemingly dismissing the recommended postpartum recovery period. Critics raised concerns about the health implications for his partner, while others debated the societal norms around relationships and parenting.

**Thanksgiving Reflections and George Bush’s “Worst Moment”**

As Thanksgiving approaches, conversations about history and gratitude resurface. Interestingly, former President George W. Bush once described Kanye West’s infamous post-Katrina comment, “George Bush doesn’t care about Black people,” as the “lowest moment” of his presidency. Many found this claim surprising, given the significant crises Bush faced during his tenure, including 9/11.