The 11 Thirstiest Rappers On Social Media [PHOTOS]

Diddy

We get the a day in the life of a mogul shtick, but Diddy at times goes overboard with his 24/7 promotional barrage of tweets and photos. How many time are you really up in the morning scrambling eggs?

Slim Thug

Slim Thug should start rapping under the alias TMI, as he just shares too much information with us. From getting a vasectomy to showing off his feet post surgery, he doesn’t hold back much.

Riff Raff

We know Riff Raff lives in his own world, but he is guilty of taking photos with rappers that he is going to collaborate with, but no music ever comes out. And then there was the time he was smelling the chain that Justin Bieber awarded him.

Lil B

Yeah, add Lil B to the list just off this tweet alone.

Papoose

Within the last year or so Papoose has become a Hip-Hop punchline of sorts via social media. Whether he really believes he is that dude or just doing all that talking to stay current, we find him to be an endless treasure chest of hilarity.

50 Cent

Fif has admitted he talks reckless on social media for shock value, but to turn the attention towards him with tasteless jokes after the 8.9 earthquake that hit Japan wasn’t cool.

Gucci Mane

We can’t figure out if Gucci’s twitter account has been hacked more than he has been arrested. But his latest Twitter rant proved he is in it to draw attention to himself and nothing more.

Joe Budden

Joe has a tendency to share too much of his personal life on the Internets yet he continues to use Twitter as his confessional. Maybe he is looking for approval?

40 Glocc

It seems there is no chill to 40 Glocc’s twitter since The Game and the Black Wall Street crew stomped his ears together.

The Game

The Game doesn’t hold back much on Twitter or Instagram. His previous announcements of retiring being publicity stunts lead us to believe that there is some hype fueling those 140 characters.

Azealia Banks

Azealia Banks has built up a reputation for being rather reckless with her tweets. It seems she always has something to say about pretty much everything, but are you really trying to hear her talk about creating cultural shifts when her come up was loosely referred to as “The C— Song”?