Travis Scott, Tyga, Alexander ‘AE’ Edwards Fight In Cannes

More drama is happening over in Cannes, as Travis Scott, Tyga, and Alexander "AE" Edwards got into a fight in Cannes, France.

While attending promoter Richie Akiva's event, Travis, Tyga, AE, and 808 Mafia producer Southside got into a fight during the event on Thursday night (May 23). Per gossip website TMZ, the fight started after both Travis and Tyga were on stage behind the DJ booth.

After Akiva grabbed the mic to shout out both rappers, sources told the gossip site that Travis seemed angry he was mentioned along with Tyga, possibly since they are both Kylie Jenner's exes. Then, the "FE!N" rapper grabbed the microphone out of the promoter's hand, and Edwards said something to Scott. Edwards and Tyga are best friends.

Apparently, after that, Travis approached Tyga’s security with threats, stormed offstage, and then returned with Southside moments later. Southside and AE started fighting each other before Travis pulled AE off Southside and nearly fell off the stage in the process. AE and Travis started fighting across the stage, with chairs flying around. AE and Tyga's assistants joined in to fight Travis.

Despite the chaotic and dark video footage that has been shared widely across social media, no one in either party was seriously hurt, and security managed to break things up. In the above clip, Richie can also be heard repeatedly saying, "Stop." He adds, "Please! Stop the violence." Sources told TMZ that Tyga and Edwards stayed at the event until the early morning as if nothing had happened. Tyga shared a clip to his Instagram Stories hanging out on a boat in Cannes the following morning.

Reacting to the fight video, one fan wrote: "I’m sure Kris is somewhere plotting on how they can make this into a storyline." Another said, "Kylie got them fighting IKTR." A third commented: "I thought this was a classy party." Wondered another, "does their beef have anything to do with kylie jenner." While another said, "timothee and kylie laughing somewhere far away [laughing emoji]." Another blasted, "I seem to only hear about Tyga when he’s fighting someone more relevant than him."

Others trolled the video footage quality. One said: "It's 2024… camera quality should not be this poor." Another wrote: "People need to start caring about lighting when they record these videos." A third stated: "the camera man had one f---in job."

A Grammy is regarded as one of the most prestigious awards in music. Or at least it used to be. Hip-hop, which has taken the main stage in coming years still does not get the same respect as other music formats. The Grammys have been called out by artists, more specifically Black artists, for not getting it right, or being relevant.

While the conversation surrounding how the Grammys treats Black artists is not new by any means, it was specifically called out by both Jay-Z and Drake this year. On Sunday night, Jay-Z took the stage for his acceptance of the Dr. Dre Global Impact Award. From the stage, he discussed his feelings the Grammys' biases. He brought to light the fact that his wife Beyoncé -- who holds the most Grammys of any artist with 32 -- has never won Album Of The Year.

"I don't want to embarrass this young lady. But she has more Grammys than anyone and has never won Album of the Year," Jay said. "So even by your own metrics, it doesn't work."

Drake was not present at the award show, as he was on his It's All A Blur: Big As The What? Tour . He was up for four awards with 21 Savage for their joint project Her Loss. Although, it did not stop the rapper for sharing hie feelings about how he felt towards the Recording Academy.

"All you incredible artists remember this show isn't the facts it's just the opinion of a group of people who's name are kept a secret (literally you can google in)," he captioned a video of himself giving a speech at a previous Grammy Awards on his Instagram Story Sunday (Feb. 5). "Congrats to anybody winning anything for hip-hop but this show doesn't dictate s--- in our world."

For hip-hop this year, Killer Mike racked up three Grammys. The rapper won Best Rap Song and Best Rap Performance for "Scientists and Engineers." The song featuring André 3000, Future, and Eryn Allen Kane. He also won Best Rap Album for Michael. Lil Durk and J. Cole also took home a Grammy for Best Melodic Rap Performance for "All My Life."

Take a look at seven rappers who have never won a Grammy below: