That’s an excerpt from Taylor Swift’s acceptance speech after snatching the Best Album grand prize at last nights Grammy Awards. A clear reference to Kanye West’s “Famous” off of The Life Of Pablo. The song caused waves when it debuted last Thursday for the line “I feel like me and Taylor might still have sex… I made that bitch famous,” instantly garnering accusations of misogyny.

So the first thing this tells us is that maybe Taylor didn’t actually approve the use of this line, as Yeezy previously claimed. Also, maybe he should think his Twitter rants through a little more before posting.

kanye, what’s up with you lately? The crazy late night tweets, theattack on Wiz, the Bill Cosby defense, only releasing your album on Tidal. It’s like you saw all the hate Martin Shrelki was getting and got jealous.

I’ll let others debate whether or not this was misogynist. To me it just seemed to be an indictment of Kanye’s ego more than anything else, but I just write jokes on the internet so what do I know? Honestly though, Taylor, I think it would have been more effective if you just took the stage, walked up to the mic, and verbatim told Kanye to go fuck himself. And then did the dirt-off-your-shoulder gesture. That last part is non-negotiable.

Taylor’s brother Austin reacted via Instagram by posting a video of himself whistling as he throws out a pair of Yeezys. This post drew praise from several celebs was widely shared in support of T-Swizz.

Getting a head start on some spring cleaning. Here we go again.

A video posted by Austin Swift (@austinkingsleyswift) on Feb 11, 2016 at 4:17pm PST

Now, this is the first I’ve ever heard of Austin Swift, so I don’t really know anything about the guy, but I hope he likes sneakerheads digging through his trash. Cause he’s gonna get that for about a week.

The overall debate I’ll stay out of. What matters here is that Austin feels like Ye disrespected his sister. But dude, you bought the shoes. The money is already in Kanye’s pocket. You’re just throwing out your own sneakers at this point.

And for what those cost, I think you’re crazy. If Taylor is actually offended then yeah, maybe don’t wear them to family gatherings, but those is expensive. This is some rich people shit

But I don’t know, nice gesture I guess? You do you. I’m just saying that if MJ talked shit about my sister, she’d just have to deal with it cause I can’t afford to trash a pair of Jordans.

Then again, now you’ve got room on your shelf for the new Yeezys… Just sayin…

UPDATE: The melody that Austin is whistling in the video sounds suspiciously like this WWII British song about how Hitler only had one testicle.

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Yes, Atlanta’s breakout group of 2014 have apparently settled their dispute with the newly independent leader of Chicago’s GBE crew and marked the occasion with the above photo which was posted on various twitter accounts. Maybe if Israeli and Palestinian leadership posted a selfie with every treaty they signed some of them would last longer than a few months. We all could learn a thing or two from Migos and GBE. That is why I intend to nominate Keef for the UN’s secretary general position.

Brings a tear to my eye…

The beef began, we will all surely tell our grandchildren in years to come, with an altercation between Migos and GBE member Capo. Both sides then took to twitter, firing insults and threats as America collectively held its breath.

Tension reached its highest point in mid November, when a fight in DC ended with Migos member Quavo’s signature QC chain being taken. The chain resurfaced shortly, on Keef’s Instagram account.

The period following was tense but on December 8^th the photo above surfaced after the two camps met up in LA, with mediation from OG KK. And what’s that Quavos is wearing around his neck front and center in the photo? Looks like an early Christmas present from GBE!

I for one am happy to see this come to an end and hope to see some collabs between the two in the near future. But I’m getting ahead of myself. Merry Christmas, beef is over!

Oh no, wait. It was Keef.

Not long after the incident, the above post, showing the stolen chain, appeared on the Chicago MC’s Instagram. It was only up for a short time, but long enough for screenshots to be taken and the story to spread.

Hardly a week ago Migos were involved in an altercation with Capo of Chief Keef’s Glory Boyz Entertainment in GBE’s hometown of Chicago. This resulted in a lengthy back and forth on twitter that included threats from GBE’s Fredo Santana.

First thing’s first, my heart goes out to those most hurt by this: Migos fans in the Chi. You guys probably aren’t gonna see them again for a while. Sorry.

Secondly, I’m curious to see how Migos handles this. There’s been no official word from the ATL group’s camp yet. Right now I can think of two ways they can approach this:

1. Acknowledge the incident and use it as a platform to begin an insightful discussion about violence in hip hop culture.
2. Deny the incident ever happened. Deny the chain in question ever existed. Claim that all existing pictures of Quavos wearing the chain are photoshopped.

But seriously, Keef and co proved that Migos made a big mistake by messing with GBE in their hometown. While I’d like to issue a plea to both camps to cool this down before it goes too far, I also gotta give Keef +100. He proved he’s living the life he always claimed, and his crew proved that they were more than just talk.

But someone did bring it up recently, when Common was interviewed on VladTV.

In the clip Common admits that the whole thing was about his ex, Serena Williams, who had been seen with Drake around the time the two rappers started butting heads.

Look, Common, I’m not mad. Just disappointed.

We’ve all had girl problems but very most of us have the sense to not write diss tracks aimed at a dude she’s been seen around town with.

And you were 39 at the time, man. You should be beyond this bullshit by now. So when I give you -25, but don’t penalize Drake, just know that it’s because I’m holding you to a higher standard.