Riding For The Team: MCs Who Got Involved In Other Artist's Beefs

Artists defending other artists? Check out the gallery.

Your Beef Is Mine - Lil Wayne's artist Flow has heard enough of Young Thug dissing his boss and hit up Twitter to announce a diss track and warned the Atlanta rapper he's gonna have problems when he visits Wayne's old hood Hollygrove for an upcoming show while sending an F-you to the Barter 6 as well.This beef is quite interesting because Thug put himself in the middle of Wayne and Birdman's problems as he continues to taunt the Young Money boss. As the Cash Money and YM's war continues, check out a few more rap beefs where artists who weren't involved jumped in to ride for their homeboys. -Michael Harris (@IceBlueVA)(Photos from Left: Prince Williams/WireImage, Christopher Polk/Getty Images For BET, Prince Williams/WireImage)

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Your Beef Is Mine - Lil Wayne's artist Flow has heard enough of Young Thug dissing his boss and hit up Twitter to announce a diss track and warned the Atlanta rapper he's gonna have problems when he visits Wayne's old hood Hollygrove for an upcoming show while sending an F-you to the Barter 6 as well.This beef is quite interesting because Thug put himself in the middle of Wayne and Birdman's problems as he continues to taunt the Young Money boss. As the Cash Money and YM's war continues, check out a few more rap beefs where artists who weren't involved jumped in to ride for their homeboys. -Michael Harris (@IceBlueVA)(Photos from Left: Prince Williams/WireImage, Christopher Polk/Getty Images For BET, Prince Williams/WireImage)

Let Me Ride - Snoop was a young lion ready to ride on anyone having issues with his former label Death Row and mentor Dr. Dre, and he let Eazy-E and Uncle Luke have it on “F**k Wit Dre Day.” Penning his verses as well as Dre’s, no one will ever forget the classic lines, “Now understand this, my n***a Dre can't be touched)/ Luke's bending over so Luke's getting f**ked, busta/ Must've thought I was sleazy or thought I was a mark cause I used to hang with Eazy.”(Photos from Left: Michael Buckner/Getty Images, Larry Busacca/Getty Images, Al Pereira/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)

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Let Me Ride - Snoop was a young lion ready to ride on anyone having issues with his former label Death Row and mentor Dr. Dre, and he let Eazy-E and Uncle Luke have it on “F**k Wit Dre Day.” Penning his verses as well as Dre’s, no one will ever forget the classic lines, “Now understand this, my n***a Dre can't be touched)/ Luke's bending over so Luke's getting f**ked, busta/ Must've thought I was sleazy or thought I was a mark cause I used to hang with Eazy.”(Photos from Left: Michael Buckner/Getty Images, Larry Busacca/Getty Images, Al Pereira/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)

Roc La Familia - The LOX and Beans have longed squashed their issues, but Jada and The Broad Street Bully’s lyrical aims were quite sharp at one another with Kiss even spitting that he "eats Beanie Macs." Sigel himself later admitted that he got the green light from Jay to intercept the rocks being sent at Hov as he went into the booth for his boss. (Photos from Left: PN2/ARB/Wenn, Scott Gries/Getty Images)

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Roc La Familia - The LOX and Beans have longed squashed their issues, but Jada and The Broad Street Bully’s lyrical aims were quite sharp at one another with Kiss even spitting that he "eats Beanie Macs." Sigel himself later admitted that he got the green light from Jay to intercept the rocks being sent at Hov as he went into the booth for his boss. (Photos from Left: PN2/ARB/Wenn, Scott Gries/Getty Images)

California Love - In October 2012, former Bad Boy Shyne took to Twitter and expressed his thoughts on Kendrick Lamar’s good kid, m.A.A.d city, stating, "Yoooo! Kendrick Lamar is talented with a lot of potential but his album is traaaaash… When did honest become hating? I expected doggy style or the chronic. I got a product that was trash."Not feeling the perceived disrespect at all, Nipsey Hussle fired back with, “If Shyne ever make it bac to the states...somebody tell cuz his west coast pass is revoked.”Game wasn’t with K. Dot’s first crowning moment being dogged either and fired back on behalf of his lil' homie with, "naw blood, YOU TRASH.. Deal wit that !!!"(Photos from Left: Jemal Countess/Getty Images, K Christensen/Splash News, Christopher Polk/Getty Images for Anheuser-Busch, Matt Campbell/AFP, Getty Images)

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California Love - In October 2012, former Bad Boy Shyne took to Twitter and expressed his thoughts on Kendrick Lamar’s good kid, m.A.A.d city, stating, "Yoooo! Kendrick Lamar is talented with a lot of potential but his album is traaaaash… When did honest become hating? I expected doggy style or the chronic. I got a product that was trash."Not feeling the perceived disrespect at all, Nipsey Hussle fired back with, “If Shyne ever make it bac to the states...somebody tell cuz his west coast pass is revoked.”Game wasn’t with K. Dot’s first crowning moment being dogged either and fired back on behalf of his lil' homie with, "naw blood, YOU TRASH.. Deal wit that !!!"(Photos from Left: Jemal Countess/Getty Images, K Christensen/Splash News, Christopher Polk/Getty Images for Anheuser-Busch, Matt Campbell/AFP, Getty Images)

Bring Da Ruckus - Wu-Tang Clan told the world in 1993 they were "Nuthing Ta F**k Wit," and Joe Budden found that out literally in 2009. After questioning Method Man's placement in VIBE’s "Best Rapper Alive Tournament," Rae and Deck made it their beef too with the The Rebel INS dropping a scathing diss called "House N***a" where he quipped, I'm a legend, Meth let you live, I'mma set it/  And I ain't on the phone but you get the 'text (tec) message/ I'mma rep til the death, with my life put on it."Raekwon took it a step farther, as a member of his crew sucker punched Joey while they were discussing their differences backstage at show.(Photos from Left: Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images, HRC/WENN.com, Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Coachella, Chris McKay/Getty Images for BET)

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Bring Da Ruckus - Wu-Tang Clan told the world in 1993 they were "Nuthing Ta F**k Wit," and Joe Budden found that out literally in 2009. After questioning Method Man's placement in VIBE’s "Best Rapper Alive Tournament," Rae and Deck made it their beef too with the The Rebel INS dropping a scathing diss called "House N***a" where he quipped, I'm a legend, Meth let you live, I'mma set it/  And I ain't on the phone but you get the 'text (tec) message/ I'mma rep til the death, with my life put on it."Raekwon took it a step farther, as a member of his crew sucker punched Joey while they were discussing their differences backstage at show.(Photos from Left: Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images, HRC/WENN.com, Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Coachella, Chris McKay/Getty Images for BET)

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The War Report - Nore told The Breakfast Club a while back that most of his Queensbridge beefs were for him riding for his rhyme partner Capone who was actually from the famed New York hood. The beef really intensified as Nore allegedly shot someone from Mobb Deep's camp during their altercations as publicized in Prodigy’s book, My Infamous Life. (Photos from Left: Bryan Bedder/Getty Images, Djamilla Rosa Cochran/WireImage)

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The War Report - Nore told The Breakfast Club a while back that most of his Queensbridge beefs were for him riding for his rhyme partner Capone who was actually from the famed New York hood. The beef really intensified as Nore allegedly shot someone from Mobb Deep's camp during their altercations as publicized in Prodigy’s book, My Infamous Life. (Photos from Left: Bryan Bedder/Getty Images, Djamilla Rosa Cochran/WireImage)

Feelin' It - Memphis Bleek turned Jay and Nas’ cold war into a missile firing inferno after he told Nas his "life was written" on "Mind Right." A few more shots erupted before "Takeover" and "Ether" by the New York dons solidified those tracks into battle rap history.(Photos from Left: Kimberly White/Getty Images for Hennessy, Kristian Dowling/Getty Images)

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Feelin' It - Memphis Bleek turned Jay and Nas’ cold war into a missile firing inferno after he told Nas his "life was written" on "Mind Right." A few more shots erupted before "Takeover" and "Ether" by the New York dons solidified those tracks into battle rap history.(Photos from Left: Kimberly White/Getty Images for Hennessy, Kristian Dowling/Getty Images)

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Watch The Throne - When Jay grew tired of trading shots with his former mentor, he sicked his “front line of the Roc” on Big Jaz as Freeway, Geda K, Memphis Bleek and Young Chris rode out alongside Hov on the diss track "F**k Jaz-O AKA Jaz Ho."  Catching wreck over Styles P’s “Good Times” beat, the disrespect included Geda K’s lines, “You been here the longest, still the brokest/ They repoed your truck, how dare you provoke us.”(Photos from Left: Karl Walter/Getty Images for Coachella, Scott Gries/Getty Images, PNP/WENN)

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Watch The Throne - When Jay grew tired of trading shots with his former mentor, he sicked his “front line of the Roc” on Big Jaz as Freeway, Geda K, Memphis Bleek and Young Chris rode out alongside Hov on the diss track "F**k Jaz-O AKA Jaz Ho."  Catching wreck over Styles P’s “Good Times” beat, the disrespect included Geda K’s lines, “You been here the longest, still the brokest/ They repoed your truck, how dare you provoke us.”(Photos from Left: Karl Walter/Getty Images for Coachella, Scott Gries/Getty Images, PNP/WENN)

Frontin' On My Daddy - Lil Wayne fired shots at R. Kelly back in the day during a Source Awards show after he left Birdman and connected with Jay Z to do their collaboration album, The Best of Both Worlds. In a F.E.D.S. Magazine interview he stated, "R. Kelly is a b**ch… He f**k over my paw (Birdman)… and my paw really wanted to do that Best of Both Worlds 2." Weezy claimed Cash Money was one of the only crews that would mess with the singer during his sex trial and ran back to Hov once the black balling was over.(Photos from Left: WENN, Theo Wargo/Getty Images for Global Citizen Festival, AMN/ZOJ/WENN)

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Frontin' On My Daddy - Lil Wayne fired shots at R. Kelly back in the day during a Source Awards show after he left Birdman and connected with Jay Z to do their collaboration album, The Best of Both Worlds. In a F.E.D.S. Magazine interview he stated, "R. Kelly is a b**ch… He f**k over my paw (Birdman)… and my paw really wanted to do that Best of Both Worlds 2." Weezy claimed Cash Money was one of the only crews that would mess with the singer during his sex trial and ran back to Hov once the black balling was over.(Photos from Left: WENN, Theo Wargo/Getty Images for Global Citizen Festival, AMN/ZOJ/WENN)

All Hail The Queen - Roxanne Shante came at the Queen and several other female MCs on the diss record "Big Mama" and Naughty By Nature took offense to the shots at their mentor. They dropped a few bars aimed at the Juice Crew MC and allegedly delivered a beat down to the song's ghostwriter, Grand Daddy I.U.(Photos from Left: George De Sota/Getty Images, Frank Micelotta/ImageDirect., Derrick Salters/WENN.com)

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All Hail The Queen - Roxanne Shante came at the Queen and several other female MCs on the diss record "Big Mama" and Naughty By Nature took offense to the shots at their mentor. They dropped a few bars aimed at the Juice Crew MC and allegedly delivered a beat down to the song's ghostwriter, Grand Daddy I.U.(Photos from Left: George De Sota/Getty Images, Frank Micelotta/ImageDirect., Derrick Salters/WENN.com)

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Killa Season - After Jay Z’s beef with Cam and The Dipset got heated, Jigga went to the streets and got Lower East Side’s Tru-Life to spar with his former juniors. This was a calculated move by Jay because the Spanish MC already had altercations with the Harlem crew. (Photos from Left: WENN, Theo Wargo/Getty Images for Global Citizen Festival, AMN/ZOJ/WENN)

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Killa Season - After Jay Z’s beef with Cam and The Dipset got heated, Jigga went to the streets and got Lower East Side’s Tru-Life to spar with his former juniors. This was a calculated move by Jay because the Spanish MC already had altercations with the Harlem crew. (Photos from Left: WENN, Theo Wargo/Getty Images for Global Citizen Festival, AMN/ZOJ/WENN)

Chopper City in the Ghetto - B.G. had left Cash Money and had words for his "little brother" in the past, but wouldn’t allow anyone else to speak negative on his woadie. When Wayne’s Squad Up Crew had their beefs with the now Young Money boss, B.G. let the chopper spray on the street certified "Stand Up."(Photos from Left: Rachel Murray/Getty Images for MTV, Bryan Bedder/Getty Images)

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Chopper City in the Ghetto - B.G. had left Cash Money and had words for his "little brother" in the past, but wouldn’t allow anyone else to speak negative on his woadie. When Wayne’s Squad Up Crew had their beefs with the now Young Money boss, B.G. let the chopper spray on the street certified "Stand Up."(Photos from Left: Rachel Murray/Getty Images for MTV, Bryan Bedder/Getty Images)