''I Don't Indulge In That Sh*t''
4:30PM ET May 21st, 2013
Contributor : Chris G.
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Eve has no interest in any sort of "beef" with other female hip hop artist. In an interview with Complex, the veteran rhymer explained why she avoids silly confrontations on wax and admitted that she feels like the media is the main culprit in a lot of the feuding that goes on between lady rappers.

"I'd rather avoid beef than use it in my career," she said directly.

"The biggest misconception about female rappers today is that we're trying to take another person's light and we're all competing against each other. I hate drama. If you have a problem with me, let's talk about it woman to woman. Media pitting female artists against each other is the dumbest thing in the world. I don't indulge in that sh*t."

''You Don't Really Know What the F**k You're Reading''
4:30PM ET May 21st, 2013
Contributor : Stephen Willis
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Talib Kweli spoke to VladTV about hip-hop's ever-constant obsession with the Illuminati. The Brooklyn rhymer said that he's been reading about global conspiracies for decades, but the constant focus on a secret society is distracting people from very real issues.

"What I quickly realized from reading all those books back then is if you do not know the history of the author, then you don't really know what the f**k you're readin'," Kweli says. "So a lot of the Illuminati stuff and anti-Illuminati stuff comes from right-wing, conservative, Christian think tanks, John Birch Society types who felt the need to demonize Freemasons and demonize these groups at the beginning of America. So, it's all religious stuff."

"The Illuminati was a real organization and quite possibly could be a real organization now, but the amount of power that people allow it to have on their lives is based on them," he continues. "We have the International Money Fund, the World Bank. We have rich families that are conspiring and getting together to have one currency, to have one world order to make sh*t easier for them. These things are dangerous and catastrophic for millions of people, some of these decisions that these rich people make. But when you start adding a boogieman, 'Oooh, mysterious, secret society' aspect to it, you really distract it from the real issue and you're not giving enough props and credit to how dangerous and how evil some of this sh*t really is."

''I'm So Full of Sh*t''
1:30PM ET May 21st, 2013
Contributor : Chris G.
A Rocky Williform Company

Azealia Banks looks like she may be re-thinking all of those Twitterfeuds she's become famous for. The notoriously brash rapper returned to Twitter this week, but showed a slightly more pensive side when discussing her online persona.

"Ugh, I'm like the nosiest person ever. I like CANNOT mind my business. . . . I love people too much.," she tweeted. "And I love talking. And hearing what people think."

"Trust that my intentions are always good. I'm just really aggressive. :(" she continued. "Aggressive because I care."

"I need to be more Assertive and less Aggressive," Banks pondered.

"Sike, I don really give a f*ck," she tweeted later. "I'm so full of sh*t"

"I'm so full of sh*t my eyes are brown."

Rapper Busted For Disorderly Conduct
1:30PM ET May 21st, 2013
Contributor : Martin James
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Chicago rapper Chief Keef was arrested in Georgia late Monday night (May 20th.) TMZ reports that the 17-year old was arrested in DeKalb County for disorderly conduct, though the details surrounding his arrest haven't been made clear.

Chief Keef was just released from a juvenile detention center in Illinois last month after serving 60 days for violating his probation.

"Jus Got Out Of Dekalb County jail In Atlanta Mad As f*ck," he tweeted after his release.

Keef announced earlier in May that he had joined Gucci Mane's Atlanta-based Brick Squad crew.

More details on Keef's arrest as the story develops.