Actually, it was bit more gratuitous than that. "Dat b-tch Katy Perry Can Suck Skin Off Of my D-ck," read his tweet.

But the "I Don't Like" rapper wasn't done.  "Ill Smack The Sh-t out her\," he added.

Yesterday, Perry tweeted, "Just heard a new song on the radio called "I hate being sober" I now have serious doubt for the world." Definitely not cool if you're a Chief Keef acolyte, but certainly not worthy of physical threats.

We would could act like we're shocked at such behavior, but who are we kidding? This is the same guy that posted a pic of a chick giving him sloppy toppy on his Instagram and was just arrested for puffing kush in his hotel room.

So at this point, what's it going to take to get Keef to adjust his behavior? If the feminists rally behind this (he threatened a Pop star, that's not going to go over well) and say, start pressuring his label to drop him, maybe he'll realize the err of his ways. Rappers always switch up when something starts affecting their cash flow, ask Rick Ross and Lil Wayne.

The fact that soon enough we will see a rap song with the words "Katy Perry Dis" shows how coontastic this all is.

Check out the tweets in the gallery. Someone get this guy a real father figure, if it's not too late.

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While in Las Vegas, we got some insight from actors Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Zach Galifianakis and even Ken Jeong aka Mr. Chow. We also got word from Phillips that a certain Detroit rapper inspired the name of one of the film's new characters. Also, did you know Alan (Galifianakis) is a big time Hip-Hop fan?

The Hangover Part III is in theaters today (May 23). But before you check out the film, get a look at 7 Interesting Things To Know About The Hangover Part III on the following pages.

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In part one, Nash speaks on his upbringing in North Carolina, and how moving to Atlanta's Bankhead area as a adolescent molded into the person he's become. He places emphasis on individuals who greatly influenced him in his life time — particularly his grandfather and his mother.

"In 1988 my house burned down," recalled The-Dream. "At the time I was staying with my grandfather, one reason being that I was a boy and my grandfather felt like I needed to be around a man at that time."

The "Falsetto" singer witnessed the patriarch of his family rebuild the house from the ground up, and says "it was good for me to see [that] just because the shell of something is broken doesn't mean the soul is."

Four years later, his mother was diagnosed with cancer. Sadly, she lost her battle with the disease at the end of 1992, and his grandfather would pass away just two years after.

The-Dream claims these detrimental losses sparked his drive to do music professionally. See more in The Man below.

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The energetic jam features an unlikely duo in Ma$e and Lil Wayne, but only the latter shows face in the vid. Moonie and Count handle the bars with a bit of help from Tunechi, while the former Bad Boy provides the chorus.

In the treatment, the Chicago tandem go from broke as a joke to living in the lap of luxury after receiving two income tax checks for $10 million dollars a piece in the mail. Needless to say that they immediately took their services to Miami, where they engage in all kinds of lavish activity with their girlfriends.

The Ghettonerd Company directed the shots. We're still waiting on info about L.E.P.'s Interscope debut. Until then, see their shenanigans in the "Commas" video below.

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According to the Cleveland Plain Dealer  a local restaurant where Ramsey once worked as a dishwasher, honored the hero by naming a burger in after him, and now other Cleveland-area eateries have stepped it up a notch. Ramsey will receive free  burgers for life at more than a dozen restaurants.  “We want to honor our local hero with local food,” said restaurateur Scott Kuhn. “He stopped his meal midway through to help those women. We're now making sure he has other opportunities to go out and fully enjoy his burger.”

Ramsey's hilarious recount of what led him to inadvertently uncover Amanda Berry-- a woman taken away a decade ago alongside two others, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight-- turned him into an overnight celebrity. His story has resulted in Internet memes, auto-tuned video montages, and even a call from Snoop Dogg. Through it all, he's remained humble about the noble deed, possibly because he doesn't feel like he did anything out of the ordinary.  In fact, Ramsey told the Plain Dealer that he had no choice but to help: “My father would have whooped the hell out of me if I cowered out.”

That's as good a reason as any.

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The new single is accompanied by a lyric video. Don't worry about keeping up, because the content isn't very difficult to grasp. Here, Cube name drops family and friends that are near and dear to his heart. Denzel Washington, Magic Johnson, Deion Sanders, Mike Epps, and his two sons are among those shouted out.

At one point, the Death Certificate MC chants "These are the people I know/ These are the places I go/ This is my world motherf***er, just one big show."

We understand that Cube is a successful actor and family man now, but we would appreciate some socio-political commentary if possible. 

There's no word on when Everythang's Corrupt will release. In the meantime, get caught up with Cube's previously released song, "Crowded" here. Listen to "The Big Show" below, and let us know if you feel the track in the comments.

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The accused is pleading not guilty because of self-defense.

The Associated Press reports:

The photos show Martin blowing smoke and extending his middle finger to the camera. The photos also show a gun and what appears to be a potted marijuana plant.

In the text messages, Martin tells a friend that his mother has told him he needs to move out of her house and move in with his father since he was caught skipping school. He also talks with a friend about smoking “weed.”

Prosecutors have filed a motion asking Circuit Judge Debra Nelson to prevent the photos, texts and other personal information from being used at the second-degree murder trial. The hearing is set for next Tuesday.

Zimmerman's defense attorney, Mark O'Mara told The Associated Press last week that the materials could be relevant if prosecutors put a spotlight on Martin and his character.

“If the state puts at issue Trayvon, who he was. If the state makes that an issue, we get to respond to that,” O'Mara said.

Attorneys for Martin's parents said in a statement that the photos and texts were irrelevant to the trial.

Zimmerman's lawyers have long been digging for any type of dirt on Martin that they can find. Back in January, the defense was granted access to the late teen's school records.

Martin's lawyers have pointed out that the defense's behavior are eerily similar to the attitude that may have gotten the young man killed.

“Is the defense trying to prove Trayvon deserved to be killed by George Zimmerman because (of) the way he looked?” they said. “If so, this stereotypical and closed-minded thinking is the same mindset that caused George Zimmerman to get out of his car and pursue Trayvon, an unarmed kid who he didn't know.”

In April, Martin's parents, Tracy Martin and Sybrina Fulton, settled a wrongful death suit, with a $1 million payout reportedly part of the agreement.

George Zimmerman goes on trial next month. Check out some of the photos and text messages, which may or may not be used as evidence at the trial, in the following pages.

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Family, friends, and date accompanied them as well. Luda walked the red carpet with his girlfriend Eudoxie. Wiz Khalifa also showed face with his spouse Amber Rose.

There was also an outdoor after party, where fans were treated to a brief performances by the Atlanta rapper. Luda gave live renditions of his "All I Do Is Win" verse and his classic track "Stand Up." 2 Chainz joined Wiz to perform their contribution to the Fast & Furious 6 soundtrack, "We Own It (Fast & Furious)."

Fans of the blockbuster franchise can catch the film in theaters Friday, May 24. See Ludacris, Wiz, and 2 Chainz take the stage in the footage below. Check out photos from the event in the gallery on the following pages.

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Back in 2008, Birdman and Rick Ross connected for a few days in the studio together. The end result was a handful of records recorded, but never released to public…..until NOW. Rozay and Birdman opened up the vault exclusively with us at DatPiff to share with the world. ENJOY!

For the use of your hard drive space, you get 11 tracks with features from Kevin Rudolf, Mack Maine and Gudda Gudda.

No Wale, Meek Mill or even Maybach O, you say? It was recorded six years ago, duh. That also means no appearances from latest YMCMB signee Paris Hilton. Which is a W we'll gladly take.

Stream and download The H below.

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The tune has a chopped and screwed affect  thanks to their voices getting deepened in the mix. Nevertheless, the randomblackdude produced track certainly knocks. Basically we got two young MC's rapping for the sake of rapping, and very well.

Earl, who after being away at a Samoan boarding school while his boys blew up, is on the cover of the latest The Fader magazine. Despite the slight hiccup in his career path, Earl managed to land an imprint with Columbia Records called Tan Cressida.

Mac Miller's sophomore album, Broke With Expensive Taste, is out June 18. Yes, the same day as new albums from Kanye West and J. Cole. There is still no proper release date for Doris, which will feature contributions from the Alchemist, RZA, Tyler, the Creator and more.

Listen to "Guild" below.

[Spotted at The Fader]

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