The beef between Chief Keef’s Glory Boyz Entertainment crew and Young Money Cash Money Billionaires appears to be escalating. Chief Keef took an apparent shot at YMCMB front man Lil’ Wayne on Twitter.

Chicago rapper CashOut spoke out on the radio to dissect the rising problem of violence in the streets of Chicago. Particularly, the music scene in Chicago has led to further division amongst rival gangs.

Chicago has seen increase in its homicide rate in 2012. The Windy has hit 500 homicides with 2,438 shootings thus far this year, according to crimeinchicago.blogspot.com.

Chicago rapper CashOut, who resides from the St. Lawrence area of the city, broke down the brewing beef between himself and Interscope Recording artist Chief Keef.

They say you are whom you hang around with. 50 Cent believes Chief Keef is placing his career in jeopardy before it will ever begin.

BrickSquad Gangster Disciple Lil’ Jay has the streets buzzing after releasing diss track against popular Chicago rapper Chief Keef. Lil’ Jay took aim at Chief Keef’s with his song “F*ck Sosa.”

CashOut is going no holds barred against Interscope artist Chief Keef. The bricksquad gangster disciple member released a diss track calling out the “I Don’t Like” rapper.

It looks like Chicago rapper CashOut is taking notes from rapper 50 Cent on diss tactics.

Slain Chicago rapper Lil JoJo, whose real name is Joseph Coleman, openly professed his affiliation to the street gang Brick Squad, a faction of the gangster disciples. Coleman’s rap career grew in popularity upon releasing the highly controversial song “3HunnaK.” Sadly, this song is what led to his early demise.

Huffington Post writer Marc Lamont Hill took to Twitter to offer his thoughts on the controversial same-sex wedding ceremony where one of the grooms happens to be a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.

Newly signed Interscope artist Chief Keef is currently being investigated for the tragic murder of 16-year-old Chicago rapper Joseph Coleman. Chief Keef’s grandmother Margaret Carter spoke with the Chicago Sun Times to downplay speculation of her grandson’s involvement in gangs and the crimes.