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The King officially made his comeback yesterday with “I’m Back” and now his one-time enforcer/Rapper Alfa Mega has made his return as well.

After the highly publicized events last year of being accused of being a snitch and kicked off of the Grand Hustle label, Alfamega sends some poisonous darts Tip’s way stating :

“A lil something to let the “Queen” know the muscle ain’t shook/ If you try to respond, you gone get your crown took.”

Alfamega also responds to the alleged hit out on him and questions T.I.’s gangsta with:

“Ni%%A you ain’t hard, your persona is so fraud/ And the day you crossed me proved you ain’t that smart…

Ain’t but 3 real ni%%as still left in Pimp Squad…that’s Mac, Dro and Doug because ni##a you a broad…”

Peep the track after the jump as well as more insight into this beef!!!

“Tip you know what it is and you know what I do, I’m the muscle lil ni%%a, the one who protected you… Shawty Lo almost took yo ass out the game.”

This is actually one of the best song’s from Alfamega and it’s definitely calling for a response.

Let’s keep it on wax this time fellas. Peep the track and comment and let us know what you think on this apparently unresolved situation.

Alfamega – “Greenlight”

DMX was arrested today (March 9) in Arizona for violating the terms of his parole.

X, real name Earl Simmons, is being detained in a local county jail following his apprehension by the state’s Adult Probation department.

The troubled star in less than a year removed from a 90 plus day stint in an Arizona jail for fraud, drug, and animal cruelty charges. While in custody, he was given an additional 18 months of probation for verbally threatening a corrections officer.

DMX’s lawyer Gary Jenkins did not verify his client’s exact parole violations, but acknowledged the rapper is still suffering from well-documented drug addiction issues.

“He’s been battling addiction for some time and he’s in need of treatment,” Jenkins stated to TMZ. “We’re hoping that maybe Dr. Drew might be able to help him. He’s a talented man…we’re praying for him.”

Last week, DMX’s attempt to throw a gospel concert for Independence High School in Glendale, AZ was stopped by school officials amidst fears of violence.

At press time, DMX faces 5 unspecified counts of parole violation.

Michael Jackson bodyguards spoke on Michael’s secret life and his PLENTY of jumpoffs. Here is an excerpt:

We don’t believe he was a . . . he had the desires of women like everyone

We had a curtain which covered the backseat . And so he was either making out in the back seat or chewing gum very loud.

Listen To Trey Song Murder The Usher song “Lil Freak”  He even raps Nicki Minaj Part.

Like a Tiger Woods press conference, T.I. didn’t take any questions but he did speak to the record spinners across the country . Listen up, shawty.

New Music: T.I. “I’m Back” (produced by TrackSlayerz)

After two separate sentencing delays, New Orleans rap star Lil Wayne was officially sentenced to prison today (March 8th) in Manhattan Criminal Court.

Lil Wayne was sentenced to the prison term after the rapper admitted to possessing a loaded .40 caliber handgun that was found on his tour bus after a performance in New York in July of 2007.

The rapper was taken away in handcuffs to begin serving his time on Riker’s Island, a prison that is just emerging from a scandal over preferential treatment of certain inmates and celebrities.

In October of 2009, several prison officials resigned from the prison after it was revealed that Brooklyn rapper Foxy Brown and other inmates had been given preferential treatment while serving their time behind bars.

Lil Wayne was originally supposed to be sentenced to prison on February 9th but the date was postponed to March 2nd, because the rapper needed root canals, in addition to having his platinum “grillz” removed.

The March 2nd date was rescheduled to today (March 8th), after a fire broke out in Manhattan Criminal Court’s basement which sent eight people to the hospital.

Lil Wayne could be out in as little as eight months. He is expected to remain in protective custody during his time behind bars.

“Law is mind without reason. ……………..I’ll return,” Lil Wayne told fans on his Twitter page this morning.

Jeez! I know Wocka Flocka is crunk, but this is crazy.

Eight teenagers were straight up shot at a concert for Mr. Flocka. The police are blaming Waka’s hypeman for making two warring sides of Gary, Indiana fight each others. Waka never even hit the stage. Kids ranging from age 14 to age 18 were shot. Hmmmmmm….maybe some of them should not have been allowed to go to this event in the first place. Step your parenting game up. But person that did the shooting was outside the venue and had a rifle. Nobody was killed, thankfully.

R&B singer D’Angelo was arrested for trying to solicit a prostitute.

Police set up a sting operation with a police woman posing as a prostitute, and D’Angelo went for the bait. According to police, D’Angelo offered the officer $40 for sex.

But here’s where the story gets INTERESTING!!! D’Angelo tried to pick up the woman in the WEST VILLAGE – a neighborhood in New York known for having TRANNEY PROSTITUTES. In fact, the West Village is so WELL KNOWN for it’s tranney’s (especially Black ones) that gay men from AROUND THE WORLD come there to get it in.

Now the question, was D’Angelo looking for a dude?????

Click photo to check out the new video from Yo Gotti featuring Lil Wayne for “Women Lie, Men Lie”

Rapper T.I. will reportedly be freed from criminal confinement later this month, according to the Federal Bureau of Prison records.

Reports show the rapper being officially released in late March.

The rapper announced new single “I’m Back” through a promotional Twitter account, and his lawyer confirmed to MTV News on Thursday (March 4) that Tip will be released from prison later this month. Federal Bureau of Prison records list the rapper’s release date as March 26. “That date is correct,” lawyer Steve Sadow said via e-mail. “T.I. is now serving the remainder of his sentence in home confinement under the supervision of the U.S. Bureau of Prisons.”