Move over Chris Brown vs. Drake fight, the Game vs. 40 Glocc fight video has been making headlines as of July 8th, 2012! However, it appears the fight between the two softer hip hop stars may have outdone the one between two West Coast gangster rappers, not that violence should ever be condoned.
So how serious was this latest rap beef? It doesn't look quite as bad when compared to the W.i.P nightclub incident between Brown and Drizzy. Over at Rap Radar, they've got the new alleged video footage, with the following message:
"Instead of killing somebody and Youtubing it, Game filmed his scrap with rapper, 40 Glocc. The footage is brief, but via Twitter, 40 says he was jumped and retreated after guns were drawn."
The video clip which is shown via World Star Hip Hop, is only about 35 seconds long, with some explicit language. It basically shows someone approaching and filming rapper 40 Glocc, then throwing some punches, before the man runs away.
To add to the drama, Game had some rather colorful tweets. According to Hip Hop DX, one message involved some lyrics from the Chief Keef song "I Don't Like," while the other says:
"Iphone in my left hand..... Mayweather'n this n---- with my right !!!"
40 Glocc also tweeted several messages about the incident, including:
"I just got jump, see wht happen when u passive wit weeniesz! Lol, The weenie recorded it, let see how he edit it."
The rapper also claimed that Game and his entourage "pulled burners" on him to jump him. Another report indicates that Game had 12 other people with him, as part of his entourage to go after his foe. The two rap stars from California have had a longstanding beef, so it will be interesting to see where it goes from here.
The good news is that this one didn't go down in a club, but the bad news is that if the reports are accurate, it took a total of about 13 guys to go after 40 Glocc. That probably doesn't reflect well on the West Coast hip hop star, Game, even though some say any publicity is good publicity for celebs.
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