Social Media Reacts to the Jonathan Majors Surveillance Video of Altercation

There's been a lot of news surrounding Jonathan Majors after he was accused of physically assaulting his girlfriend Grace Jabari. The Marvel star has been trying to prove his innocence since the allegations have been made. He's lost movie roles and endorsements and Marvel themselves are trying to decide if they should keep him on as "Kang" in the MCU. Earlier today TMZ released the surveillance video of Majors and Jabari in an altercation from an intersection in New York to several blocks close to the area. Since the video was released many have much to say about the situation.

Hip Hop, you know, the genre that's often about competition and rivalries? Well, it's had its fair share of feuds among artists. And let me tell you, female Hip Hop beefs have been around since forever, with powerful female artists finding themselves in the middle of these feuds for various reasons.

Let's take it back to the late 80s, when MC Lyte and Antoinette got into it. It all started because Antoinette used a beat that MC Lyte had already used. That led to a series of dis tracks, setting the stage for future conflicts, you feel me?

Fast forward to the 90s, and we had the infamous feud between Lil' Kim and Foxy Brown. Man, that thing was all over the place, with personal animosity and drama lasting for years. It was like female Hip Hop beef went mainstream, you know what I'm saying? Personally I felt obligated to side with Lil Kim because back in my day you had to pick a side. Although, Foxy Brown dropped some bangers!

Then came the 2000s, and with it, a new kind of rivalry thanks to social media. Nicki Minaj and Lil' Kim started going at each other, mainly over style copying, and man, they took that beef to Twitter. Talk about adding a whole new dimension to Hip Hop feuds!

Moving into more recent times, no discussion about female Hip Hop beef would be complete without mentioning the high-profile feud between Nicki Minaj and Remy Ma, which surfaced in the 2010s. The conflict, characterized by its explosive dis tracks and public call-outs, was ignited by a myriad of factors, including a power struggle for the "queen of rap" title. Remy Ma's release from prison in 2014 further exacerbated the situation, leading to a heated exchange of lyrics that left the Hip Hop community divided. No longer contained within the music, the feud spilled over onto social media, drawing global attention and adding a new layer to the longstanding tradition of rivalry in Hip Hop.

And let's not forget the recent beef between Nicki Minaj and Cardi B. I mean, these two are at the top of their game, and their feud has been making headlines worldwide. It shines a light on the challenges women face in a genre still dominated by men.

The hip-hop scene took an interesting turn when a rift developed between Latto and Nicki Minaj in 2021. This dispute was ignited when Latto, an up-and-coming rapper, released a song that fans speculated contained subtle jabs at Nicki. However, it's worth noting that neither artist has confirmed the existence of an actual feud, and it seems to be more speculation from hip hop fans eager for a new rivalry. This stands as a testament to the competitive spirit that permeates the hip hop community, inciting constant speculation and fostering an environment ripe for artistic showdowns.

Nicki appears to be a common theme, but I guess female Hip Hop beef has evolved over the years, reflecting changes in the genre and society. From the old-school days of MC Lyte and Antoinette to the social media-driven drama of today, these rivalries tell us a lot about Hip Hop and the artists themselves, you know what I mean?

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