Check out the Game's July Source cover. Apparently, he expressed his sympathy to Young Buck being remove from the Unit:

"In a U.S. radio interview on Friday, Buck said, "To the homie Game. I'm aware of you reaching out. I haven't gotten on no phone conversations and actually spoke to Game, but he's reached out to a few people that’s around me just to show his support like, 'Yo Buck, f**k whatever’s going on, I just wanna see your well being, as long as you aight.' (He said) that type of thing.

'That's love and I ain't even got that call from (remaining G-Unit members, Lloyd) Banks and (Tony) Yayo, and we ain't got no issues with each other. The issue was from 50."

Kelly Rowland recently commented on the Beyonce's rapid pregnant rumors:

"I mean, even before (there were) the wedding rumours (there) were baby rumours; before the wedding rumours there were wedding rumours, you know what I mean? So, no, there’s no truth to that. She would be mad, she’d be like, 'I'm what?"

T.I. recently told MTV News that he was calling out Shawty Lo on "No Matter What". Then, when Tip had a phone interview with an Atlanta radio station recently, he compared the D4L founder to a canine. "It's like a dog barking and howling at the moon," T.I. told radio station 92Q Jamz. "That dog don't even know why he's barking and howling at the moon. The moon don't care. The moon is so far away. The dog can't touch the moon. The dog cant shut the moon off. He just sits there. Eventually the dog will get tired of barking and he, too, has to admire the moon as it shines. Just let the moon shine, dog."

"He ain't no moon," Lo responded. "I feel like he ain't no Jay-Z or nobody like that. He's the clouds, but I ride through clouds every day. He gotta meet me eye to eye. I can't beat him at arguing. He's like a girl. A girl will win an argument every time.

"His name ain't Tip, it's 'T. Lie,' " Lo continued via cell from Atlanta. "Yeah, T. Lie. That's his name."

While Lo rapped on "Dunn Dunn" that Tip should acknowledge him, he didn't mean like this. "We ain't finnin' to hint no more. We ain't gotta hint no more," Shawty said about the subliminal bantering between the two.

Lo said it all started around the time Tip dropped his "King" song. Lo had another song with "king" in the title and even tried to collaborate with T.I. He says Tip turned him down and made reference to it on "Big Sh-- Poppin' " with the line: "I said it on 'King,' and them lames started laughin'/ And same suckers now want the King on a track with 'em."

Still, Lo insisted that he wasn't really sweating it too tough. He said he even enjoyed T.I. as a rapper. "He did put Bankhead [the rappers' shared Atlanta neighborhood] on the map. I can't take that away from him," Shawty added. "But he ain't from Bankhead. It wasn't no problem. He was screaming our 'hood. I liked him. ... We ain't have no rapper repping for our 'hood. You had Jermaine [Dupri] and Ludacris from the south side, and then you had people repping for the east side, but nobody for us. He had a pass."

Lo said he's calling T.I. out now because of his lines on "No Matter What." "He disrespected me on a song," Lo said. "Pass over with. Time to tell the truth. He ain't no real street n---a. We been letting him get away with it for a long time. Tell him to come to Bankhead like he went to [Houston neighborhood] Cloverland with [Lil] Flip."

Source: MTV News

Seriously, Shawty Lo needs to stop immediately. We barely know who you are and majority of us could seriously care less. T.I. knows better and definitely does not need no more conflicting issues going on in his life because he might not be able to skate free from this issue so easily.