In-State Rivalry: Cali Edition

West Coast beefs and feuds that divided the coast.

Game vs. 40 Glocc - 40 Glocc is striking back at archrival Game over their infamous videotaped brawl in July. Glocc is suing Game over the beatdown he received — he says Game's 15-man crew jumped him and pulled a gun on him. But the clip doesn't show that, which is why the suit also sought compensation for harm to Glocc's rep, claiming that the tape was edited to make him look like a coward.  (Photos from left: Stephen Shugerman/Getty Images, Adrian Sidney/PictureGroup)

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Game vs. 40 Glocc - The Game and 40 Glocc have been warring for a minute on and off wax (including a lawsuit and rumble), and this week the drama continued. Showing Cali love, Game hopped on a diss track by Tyga against Chicago rapper Lil Durk, and then Game's former artist Compton Menace and 40 Glocc weighed in, taking shots at Chuck Taylor.This is hardly anything new for the West Coast. Read on for a look at some of the Left Side's most infamous, musical set-tripping beefs.(Photos from left: Stephen Shugerman/Getty Images, Adrian Sidney/PictureGroup)

Snoop Dogg vs. Nipsey Hussle and Crooked-I - Snoop Dogg waged a few territorial wars with his West Coast young'ns' Nipsey Hussle and Crooked-I back in 2009 and 2010. Snoop eventually took the stance of an O.G. and admitted he was hating, uniting generations of Cali spitters. Chuuch!(Photos from Left: Daniela Tanner/WENN, John Ricard / BET, Tiffany Rose/WireImage/Getty Images)

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Snoop Dogg vs. Nipsey Hussle and Crooked-I - Snoop Dogg waged a few territorial wars with his West Coast young'ns' Nipsey Hussle and Crooked-I back in 2009 and 2010. Snoop eventually took the stance of an O.G. and admitted he was hating, uniting generations of Cali spitters. Chuuch!(Photos from Left: Daniela Tanner/WENN, John Ricard / BET, Tiffany Rose/WireImage/Getty Images)

Tyga vs. 40 Glocc - In 2008, YMCMB's Tyga had his chain snatched and the streets were saying 40 Glocc and some of his associates may have been involved. 40 Glocc's crew even posted a video on the Internet holding up two of the alleged stolen pieces.According to Tyga, he was robbed, but not by 40 Glocc's people. The alleged robbers tried to pawn off the jewelry and 40's people robbed the robbers.The dispute continued over how Tyga got his jewels back. Glocc insinuated he paid off his robbers, Tyga denied.(Photos from Left: Jason Kempin/Getty Images for BET, Brad Barkett/PictureGroup)

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Tyga vs. 40 Glocc - In 2008, YMCMB's Tyga had his chain snatched and the streets were saying 40 Glocc and some of his associates may have been involved. 40 Glocc's crew even posted a video on the Internet holding up two of the alleged stolen pieces.According to Tyga, he was robbed, but not by 40 Glocc's people. The alleged robbers tried to pawn off the jewelry and 40's people robbed the robbers.The dispute continued over how Tyga got his jewels back. Glocc insinuated he paid off his robbers, Tyga denied.(Photos from Left: Jason Kempin/Getty Images for BET, Brad Barkett/PictureGroup)

Ice Cube vs. Mack 10 - Ice Cube paved the way for Mack 10's entrance into the hip hop game and the two enjoyed successes solo and as a group with W.C., making up The West Side Connection.In 2006, however, an alleged argument between Ice Cube's brother-in-law and members of Mack 10's team went left and the Connection has been divided ever since, with W.C. rolling as Cube's hype-man. Time has apparently cooled things down, although there's no sign of a reunion. (Photos from Left: Leon Bennett/Getty Images, Scott Gries/Getty Images for Vh1)

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Ice Cube vs. Mack 10 - Ice Cube paved the way for Mack 10's entrance into the hip hop game and the two enjoyed successes solo and as a group with W.C., making up The West Side Connection.In 2006, however, an alleged argument between Ice Cube's brother-in-law and members of Mack 10's team went left and the Connection has been divided ever since, with W.C. rolling as Cube's hype-man. Time has apparently cooled things down, although there's no sign of a reunion. (Photos from Left: Leon Bennett/Getty Images, Scott Gries/Getty Images for Vh1)

Too $hort vs. The Luniz - Too $hort and The Luniz had Oakland in a funk in the mid '90s, as the two crews that once ran together parted like the Red Sea. A series of diss records ensued and the war came to a head in 1996 after an altercation ensued between $hort's crew and The Luniz at KMEL's Summer Jam, stopping the concert completely. $hort was banned from the station for a while, but MTV's Sway, who is from Oakland and was a DJ at the station, put together a pow-wow and The Luniz and Too $hort publicly squashed their beef and have been cool ever since.(Photos from Left: Toby Canham/Getty Images, Noah Graham/Getty Images)

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Too $hort vs. The Luniz - Too $hort and The Luniz had Oakland in a funk in the mid '90s, as the two crews that once ran together parted like the Red Sea. A series of diss records ensued and the war came to a head in 1996 after an altercation ensued between $hort's crew and The Luniz at KMEL's Summer Jam, stopping the concert completely. $hort was banned from the station for a while, but MTV's Sway, who is from Oakland and was a DJ at the station, put together a pow-wow and The Luniz and Too $hort publicly squashed their beef and have been cool ever since.(Photos from Left: Toby Canham/Getty Images, Noah Graham/Getty Images)

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Kreayshawn vs. Lil B - Lil B had Kreayshawn feeling some type of way. She hit the Internet with an emotional video about her failed friendship with the former Pack rapper in 2011."I really defended this fool in the 'hood. And I be in the 'hood, you feel me, and these people don't be f----n' with him. F--k all that s--t, talkin' about you based and positive, dog, you ain't none of that s--t because you ain't never say s--t to me when I try and reach out to you every motherf----n' day," she said.Speaking with Billboard, Lil B simply responded, "When you're an artist, you get what you deserve. I'm happy that she's working for her dreams and following the world I have created."(Photos from Left: Anthony Harvey/PictureGroup, Roger Kisby/Getty Images)

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Kreayshawn vs. Lil B - Lil B had Kreayshawn feeling some type of way. She hit the Internet with an emotional video about her failed friendship with the former Pack rapper in 2011."I really defended this fool in the 'hood. And I be in the 'hood, you feel me, and these people don't be f----n' with him. F--k all that s--t, talkin' about you based and positive, dog, you ain't none of that s--t because you ain't never say s--t to me when I try and reach out to you every motherf----n' day," she said.Speaking with Billboard, Lil B simply responded, "When you're an artist, you get what you deserve. I'm happy that she's working for her dreams and following the world I have created."(Photos from Left: Anthony Harvey/PictureGroup, Roger Kisby/Getty Images)

E-40 vs. Mac Minister - Bay area rapper Mac Minister got things popping in a physical way at The 2000 Source Awards when he attempted to snatch a chain off The Yay Ambassador E-40. A rumble transpired, and Mac Minister's violent streak never died down. He became involved in several more rap beefs. In particular, a beef with the Midwest which resulted in him being sentenced to life for murdering Kansas City rappers Anthony "Fat-Tone" Watkins and Jermaine "Cowboy" Atkins. Watkins and Atkins were believed to be involved in the murder of Bay area rap legend Mac Dre, who was killed in 2005. Mac Minister was sentenced without the possibility of parole in 2008.(Photos from Left: Jason Kempin/Getty Images for BET, Simple Machines Records)

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E-40 vs. Mac Minister - Bay area rapper Mac Minister got things popping in a physical way at The 2000 Source Awards when he attempted to snatch a chain off The Yay Ambassador E-40. A rumble transpired, and Mac Minister's violent streak never died down. He became involved in several more rap beefs. In particular, a beef with the Midwest which resulted in him being sentenced to life for murdering Kansas City rappers Anthony "Fat-Tone" Watkins and Jermaine "Cowboy" Atkins. Watkins and Atkins were believed to be involved in the murder of Bay area rap legend Mac Dre, who was killed in 2005. Mac Minister was sentenced without the possibility of parole in 2008.(Photos from Left: Jason Kempin/Getty Images for BET, Simple Machines Records)

Odd Future vs. Hopsin - Hopsin spoke his mind in 2011 and gave his thoughts on Odd Future and Tyler, The Creator, stating to ThisIs50.com, "I just don't like what they're doing and it's just way too much negativity for me ... It's just random s--t just to be random. They don't make good songs and the beats are horrible."Ouch!!! Tyler also responded with a diss and a few Twitter exchanges between their fans.  (Photos from Left: Jason Merritt/Getty Images for Spike, John Ricard / BET)

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Odd Future vs. Hopsin - Hopsin spoke his mind in 2011 and gave his thoughts on Odd Future and Tyler, The Creator, stating to ThisIs50.com, "I just don't like what they're doing and it's just way too much negativity for me ... It's just random s--t just to be random. They don't make good songs and the beats are horrible."Ouch!!! Tyler also responded with a diss and a few Twitter exchanges between their fans.  (Photos from Left: Jason Merritt/Getty Images for Spike, John Ricard / BET)

DJ Quik vs. MC Eiht - MC Eiht and DJ Quik beefed throughout the '90s over comments made on wax, and even had several scathing diss records, most notably Quik's "Dollaz + Sense" and Eiht's "Def Wish III."In 1998, the two well-respected Compton rappers ended their beef and have even collaborated in the years since.(Photos from left: Frank Micelotta/Getty Images, Courtesy of XXL)

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DJ Quik vs. MC Eiht - MC Eiht and DJ Quik beefed throughout the '90s over comments made on wax, and even had several scathing diss records, most notably Quik's "Dollaz + Sense" and Eiht's "Def Wish III."In 1998, the two well-respected Compton rappers ended their beef and have even collaborated in the years since.(Photos from left: Frank Micelotta/Getty Images, Courtesy of XXL)

Compton Menace vs. YG - YG and Compton Menace both represent different facets of The Compton Bloods, but that doesn't mean they have a united front. At The 2012 DUB Car Show outside of the LA Convention Center, both camps became involved in a melee with shots ringing out.Compton Menace was signed to Game's Black Wall Street Records at the time, which made tensions even thicker. The two have remained quiet or out of each others path for a minute, hopefully a sign the beef has died down.(Photos from left: Compton Menace via instagram, Bennett Raglin/BET/Getty Images for BET)

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Compton Menace vs. YG - YG and Compton Menace both represent different facets of The Compton Bloods, but that doesn't mean they have a united front. At The 2012 DUB Car Show outside of the LA Convention Center, both camps became involved in a melee with shots ringing out.Compton Menace was signed to Game's Black Wall Street Records at the time, which made tensions even thicker. The two have remained quiet or out of each others path for a minute, hopefully a sign the beef has died down.(Photos from left: Compton Menace via instagram, Bennett Raglin/BET/Getty Images for BET)

Cypress Hill vs. Ice Cube - The streets of L.A. became divided in 1995 as Cypress Hill tagged off on Ice Cube and accused their fellow MC of jacking their hook from a listening session at the studio.  According to Cypress, they let Cube hear their then-soon-to-be released single "Throw Your Set" and somehow their chorus wound up as his hook on "Friday."Fortunately, cooler heads prevailed because the street gangs from both sides were about to get involved and things were about to get serious. Instead, Cube and Cypress Hill met up and talked things out. And that's how the West was won. (Photos from left: Robert Knight Archive/Redferns, Peter Kramer/Getty Images)

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Cypress Hill vs. Ice Cube - The streets of L.A. became divided in 1995 as Cypress Hill tagged off on Ice Cube and accused their fellow MC of jacking their hook from a listening session at the studio.  According to Cypress, they let Cube hear their then-soon-to-be released single "Throw Your Set" and somehow their chorus wound up as his hook on "Friday."Fortunately, cooler heads prevailed because the street gangs from both sides were about to get involved and things were about to get serious. Instead, Cube and Cypress Hill met up and talked things out. And that's how the West was won. (Photos from left: Robert Knight Archive/Redferns, Peter Kramer/Getty Images)