The seething anger toward Tekashi 6ix9ine continues as Drita D’Avanzo tosses her hat into the ring. The former star of VH1’s Mob Wives has been teasing her rap career for years, even working with Method Man at one point in time. With all of this talk about 6ix9ine being a federal informant and the rapper taking aim at other artists who have a problem with him returning to the music scene, Drita decided it was time to put her pen and pad to work.

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Drita shared a video of herself dropping bars as she sat inside of her car. The former reality star and wife to Lee D’Avanzo—who was allegedly the leader of a gang for the Columbo Crime Family and Bonanno Crime Family—wrote a scathing caption to go along with her rhymes. “Absolutely unacceptable for any type of music..you asked me what I thought so I accepted the rap challenge,” Drita penned. She added that this challenge was the #SnitchNineChallenge. “There’s so many talented rappers out there!! give them a chance this kids time is over…Give someone a spot that deserves it!! that’s how I feel. Period.”

Junior M.A.F.I.A.’s Lil  Cease commented, “Uh Oh Drita!! I Hear You.” He added a few emojis, including a flame and “100.” Drita replied, “Cannot be acceptable absolutely not. I’ve been saying this when he pleaded guilty for sexual assault on a young girl in the 7th grade. I couldn’t understand how anybody was playing his music!? He should’ve been canceled then!!! Now being a rat on top of that.” Check out Drita D’Avanzo dropping her bars below.

Aaron Gordon was rightfully pissed off after the NBA All-Star Dunk Competition back in February. Of course, he lost the contest to Derrick Jones Jr of the Miami Heat. Much of the vitriol behind this loss was directed at Dwyane Wade who clearly skewed his scores in order to give a Heat player the win. Last night, Gordon decided to finally get everything off of his chest, by dropping a diss track directed at Wade called "9 OUT OF 10."

Throughout the track, Gordon drops off bars about how Wade disrespected him and that he should have won the competition. He even made reference to the famous dunk in which he hopped over Tacko Fall who is 7'6."

Wade got to see the music video for the track and decided to take to Twitter where he gave his response. Instead of being upset, Wade gave Gordon some advice.

Remember when Aaron Gordon dunked over a 7’6″ Tacko Fall and still didn’t win the dunk contest during All-Star weekend. I mean, how could you forget. It’s pretty well the only thing anybody wanted to talk about the entire weekend and for good reason. Simply put, Dwyane Wade messed up and he messed it up badly. The Miami Heat legend has been understandably blamed for Gordon’s loss and despite standing by his own opinion, the basketball world has continued to make Wade feel like the bad guy.

Gordon seems to be hurt the most by Wade’s betrayal and now, he is clapping back at the future Hall of Famer the only way the internet knows how: through a diss track. Before your face makes contact with your palm, try to give the song a chance. It’s called “9 OUT OF 10” and features a plethora of bars related to the dunk contest and how Wade just couldn’t appreciate his greatness. 

There are plenty of NBA players who have thrown their hats into the rap arena although Gordon’s foray into the genre is seemingly coming out of nowhere. In fact, Gordon dropped a track just two weeks ago, in the middle of the NBA’s imposed quarantine. Clearly, boredom has begun to creep in and the Orlando Magic star is looking for something to do.

As for the diss track, let us know what you think, in the comments below.

At this stage, Eminem and Lord Jamar have become entwined in a shared destiny. Despite nursing a genuine dislike for one another, neither seems particularly willing to turn the other cheek and let bygones be bygones. In Em’s case, he’s taken to songs like “Fall” and “I Will” to air his grievances with the Brand Nubian rapper-turned-podcaster. In Jamar’s, he’s opted to sit down with DJ Vlad and poke fun at both Slim’s musicality and fanbase. At least, until now. In his latest appearance on Vlad TV, Jamar mused on the possibility of getting the band back together for a diss track. 

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“Premier!” he calls, after teasing the possibility of retaliating on wax. “Send me that joint! Premier, who else. How about Just Blaze? If you not scared, I’ll take one. MF DOOM? I’m just saying.” When Vlad points out that Dr. Dre wouldn’t be a ble option, Jamar doesn’t appear overtly concerned. “I can’t say I would necessarily want one from Dre,” he shrugs. “I don’t feel that’s necessarily my style. The people I named right now are more in my lane.” 

“I was going to say Daringer, but he’s running with them,” says Jamar. “That’s kinda in that lane.” Both Vlad and Jamar proceed to conclude that Primo is the best option, pledging the producer to move “for hip-hop. A lot of trash has been put out right now. The bar is very low. Between what Eminem put out and what Nick Cannon put out, I think it would not be hard to surpass that.” 

In the third diss track that Nick Cannon released against Eminem last year, the comedian uses a sample of a pre-fame song that Marshall Mathers recorded where he raps, “black girls are bitches, black girls are dumb.” The jarring audio did not garner too much of a response with people still defending Eminem, despite the rampant cancel culture present today. Nick Cannon has been the subject of a new video interview with DJ Vlad where he’s been addressing his beef with the Detroit legend and, in the latest clip, he accuses the rapper of being a product of institutionalized racism.

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Nick Cannon and DJ Vlad have both heard the same stories about a young Eminem rapping the n-word in his songs, saying such damaging and racist things that Interscope had to pay people off to get rid of the tapes. While that is unproven, Nick Cannon’s opinion of the superstar has not changed a bit. He says that, even though a bunch of alleged tapes exist of Eminem singing very racist things, he could care less because there is already that one “black girls are dumb” line and that’s bad enough. He’s tired of the man’s fans blindly supporting him without taking in that information too.

“You know what the defense was? ‘He already apologized for that’,” said Cannon about Em’s supporters. “Probably the weakest apology ever, ‘I was young and I had a black girlfriend who cheated on me and I was mad.’ … He’s sorry for his individual racism, definitely, I believe he’s sorry for saying the things he said when he was younger. But he’s not sorry for institutional racism, because he’s a product of it.”

Elsewhere in the multi-part interview, Nick Cannon speaks on Orlando Brown’s allegations against him, noting that he believes they were the product of karma from his Eminem feud. Watch below.

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