With the advancement of technology, social media has become a must in order for any recording artist to stay relevant. In the past it took thousands of dollars worth of manpower to effectively communicate to their consumers.
Now with Twitter in place, anyone can talk to the world in 140 characters or less.
But with that much power comes responsibility, but rappers and their fans are known to be careless and reckless on these e-streets.
Thus far we have seen many subliminal disses, rumors denied, high levels of slander and beefs pop off then get settled on Twitter. Then there are those moments where rappers just get totally disrespectful. Whether they were baited by a slick comment in a mention or just felt like jumping out the window – it gets their followers up nonetheless.
Check out the 12 most reckless Rapper Twitter interactions in the following pages.
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A fan told Juvenile she preferred the “old” Juvie and he was none too pleased about the comparison.
Talk slick about Chief Keef on Twitter at your own risk – Katy Perry learned the hard way.
Comedic writer Jenny Johnson took a shot at Chris Brown post the rumble in the Lambo and he was quick to reply with some R&B singer tough talk.
As we all know 50 Cent doesn’t hold anything back when he is on the offensive – even insulting the autistic community.
Rihanna ran out of those a LONG time ago.
Bow Wow took it a bit too far bringing Angela Simmons into his spat with JoJo. Or maybe JoJo is that dude in Rap everyone steals on.
The BaseGod wants a piece of ‘Ye either way he can get it.
Let’s not forget when Havoc spazzed out on his Mobb Deep partner Prodigy.
Singer Aimee Mann questioned Ice T’s acting skills and got a very straightforward answer from the man himself.
And just this week wrestler David Otunga felt the need to play music critic and Wale pretty much ethered him.
Chief Keef seems to have an itchy Twitter finger when it comes to any perceived disses. He was quick to threaten fellow Chicagoan Lupe Fiasco after the “Kick Push” rapper admitted that Keef scares him.
