Kanye West continues to have a difficult month of May...days after running into a street sign reports of his $750,000 Lamborghini being damaged at girlfriend Kim Kardashian's mansion have surfaced.

Grammy-winning Rapper T.I. recently weighed in on PepsiCo Inc.'s decision to severe ties with his pal Lil Wayne over controversial Emmett Till lyrics.

French Montana recently talked about getting attached to constant Trina romance rumors, revealed his celebrity crush and gave a certain female musician the title of "Best Cakes" in the game.

When asked about Trina, Montana downplayed the hook-up speculation and called her a close friend.

"There's a lot of rumors about me and Trina," French said in an interview. "I mean, you know, she's a close friend of mine. What people see you with somebody more than one time, a couple times, this and that, they always want to spread rumors. I'm glad that's a real close friend of mine and we're just cool. We keep it on a cool level. We're friends."

He also shouted out Hollywood actress Megan Fox and Fellow Nicki Minaj when asked about his celebrity crush and best booty in the entertainment industry.

"Celebrity crush? Megan Fox, I'm looking for you. I love her attitude. Best cakes in the game? Hmm. There's not too many cakes in the game. I'd probably be Nicki [Minaj]."

This is a warning to rappers with endorsement deals, your sponsors will drop  you in a heart beat. 

After much controversy surrounding his Emmett Till reference on rapper  Future's "Karate Chop" remix, Pepsi has decided to cut ties with Lil Wayne. 

AP Reports: 

PepsiCo says it cutting ties with Lil Wayne after the rapper made a crude  reference to civil rights martyr Emmett Till in a song.

Lil Wayne, one of the biggest stars in pop music, had a deal to promote the  company's Mountain Dew soda.

The controversy erupted after Wayne referred to beating someone during a  sexual act and said he wants to do as much damage as was done to Till.

The black teen was visiting family in Mississippi in 1955 when he was killed,  allegedly for whistling at a white woman.

PepsiCo Inc., based in Purchase, N.Y., said in a statement Friday that  Wayne's "offensive reference to a revered civil rights icon does not reflect the  values of our brand."

President Obama got some serious hip-hop cool points when he walked out to DJ Khaled’s “All I Do Is Win” at last month’s White House Correspondent’s Dinner. A lot of people took notice. Even Khaled himself who seemed pumped about the plug when recently asked about it by MTV News.

“Shout out to Obama. I see you. I appreciate you,” said Khaled. “All I do is win is one of the biggest anthems of all time, I think. It’s a timeless record and it represents winners. And Obama is a winner.”

Khaled also remarked that he may find some creative way to use the shout out for a skit on his upcoming album, Suffering From Success. “I mean, I got to. I gotta utilize that with We the Best brand just getting bigger,” he said. “I got some things up my sleeve, so be ready for my new album.”