Friend Or Foe
Friend Or Foe
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The Lox Vs. Diddy - Citing career differences as the root of tension in the summer of 1999, Diddy and The Lox reconciled their differences in 2005. Both parties have since discussed joining forces again to record a new project.
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Game Vs. 50 Cent - Separating himself from 50's lyrical quarrels, The Game found himself in hot water once Fif discovered his motives. Shortly after, 50 disbanded the L.A. MC from the G-Unit fold vowing to never work with him again due to his disloyalty.
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Shyne Vs. Diddy - A December gun fight at Club New York initiated the split between boss and employee. While Diddy was found not guilty for the incident, Shyne served an 8 and a half year jail bid. After his release earlier this month, Shyne was deported back to Belize with no assistance from Sean Combs.
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T.I. Vs. Alfamega - In May of 2009, T.I. released Grand Hustle MC Alfamega from the label for failing to disclose details about being an informant for the Drug Enforcement Administration during a trial on a heroin trafficker in the early ‘90s.
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Chingy Vs. Ludacris - In 2004, Chingy severed ties with Ludacris and the DTP family over monetary issues. The St. Louis MC returned to DTP in 2007 to release his fourth opus, "Hate It Or Love It." Chingy has again left the DTP umbrella for unspecified reasons.
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Fat Joe Vs. Remy - After being convicted of shooting her friend in 2008, Remy Ma and Fat Joe's relationship hit an all-time low. Joe, though disappointed with Remy's perspective, still held his former label mate in the highest regard.
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50 Cent Vs. Young Buck - Young Buck was removed from his G-Unit post due to financial obligations. A phone call recorded by 50 later confirmed that notion. Since then, Young Buck's opinion toward the G-Unit imprint has gone from negative to not wanting to work with 50, Tony Yayo and Lloyd Banks at all.
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Lauryn Hill Vs. Wyclef - After a very successful run, The Fugees parted ways with Lauryn, who called the group’s motives "a conspiracy to control, to manipulate and to encourage dependence." Wyclef later revealed it was Hill's snobbish attitude that made it unbearable to reunite again.
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Eminem Vs. Royce Da 5'9 - Royce’s falling out with Eminem not only involved the Detroit spitter, but his entire group, D-12. Both parties exchanged an array of diss tracks, but later resolved their dispute when Royce appeared on D-12's "Return of the Dozen" mixtape in 2008.
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B.G. & Juvenile Vs. Birdman - In 2002, B.G. and Juvenile parted ways with Birdman and Cash Money Records due to financial mismanagement. Juvenile returned in 2003 to release a solo project under Cash Money, but left again. Both have agreed to reunite for a Hot Boys reunion album.
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Suge Knight Vs. Snoop Dogg - After Snoop parted ways with Death Row Records, Suge began campaigning against Snoop in 2000, sparking Suge to release the "Snoop Dogg: Dead Man Walkin" LP.