Though it is the 99th anniversary of the founding of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Twitter was set ablaze for an entirely different reason early Wednesday.

Twitter user Kash.Is.Money @kashismoney caused a stir in the Black Greek community after purporting to be a member of the blue and white fraternity.

The country cried after learning about the devastating shooting massacre on Dec. 14, 2012 that left 20 school children and six adults dead in Newton, Ct. An emotionally distraught President Obama addressed the country in a press conference while fighting back tears.

It was only a few months ago when Joshua “JayLoud” Davis attended the funeral of best friend Lil’ JoJo. Lil’ JoJo, born Joseph Coleman, was an aspiring rapper who was tragically murdered in a drive-by shooting as he was riding on the back pegs of a friend’s bike.

Not everyone is following victim to the latest drug craze in Hip Hop. Molly has become Hip Hop’s drug of choice this year.

T.I. has officially entered the rap battle foray with Philly legend Cassidy. The self-reputed “King of the South” took to his Facebook fan page to tell Cassidy to “Catch Up.’

A Chicago teen was killed in a senseless act of violence on Christmas day in Chicago.

Aspiring 18-year-old Chicago rapper JayLoud, born Joshua Davis, was murdered on Christmas Day for allegedly wearing a picture of his best friend Lil’ JoJo on a sweatshirt.

Chief Keef and his mom dukes are keeping it in the family. Chief Keef recently instagrammed a photo throwing up “O Block,” a faction of the Black Disciples street gang, with his mother and cousin Fredo Santana.

Atlanta comedian Lil’ Duval is back at creating controversy with his brash brand of humor.

Slain Chicago emcee Lil’ JoJo’s half-brother Swagg held a concert on Dec. 12 at the Harold Washington Center in Chicago, Il. Swagg, whose real name is John Coleman, performed his hit song “Bail In Bail Out” in front of an excited crowd.

Comedian Katt Williams went on stage to blast the “Django Unchained” film starring Jamie Foxx and Kerry Washington. Williams told his audience to “Go see the ‘Django Unchained’ and see what you think.”