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Within the past two weeks, we’ve heard more about tension brewing between American Idol judges Mariah Carey and Nicki Minaj than we’ve heard about the actual contestants. Just last week Nicki served Mariah with a few low blows via Twitter, calling the 43-year-old mother of two “insecure” and “bitter.” 30-year-old Nicki then proceeded to kick dirt in her co-star’s face by referencing swirling rumors that Jennifer Lopez was being courted by Fox to replace MiMi on the show.

The beef between the ladies seems very catty and unnecessary, but industry insiders say Mariah has had enough and doesn’t even want to finish the current season. According to Perez Hilton, the inside source is saying that Mariah would rather cut her losses and keep it moving than deal with Nicki’s antagonistic ways.

“Mariah doesn’t want to come back, Nicki is really disrespecting her and she’s tired of trying to bite her tongue all the time… One night Nicki tried to be kind of nice, but Mariah didn’t bite, so I guess she figured screw that,” the source said.

The source went on to say that Mariah is tired of dealing with American Idol producer as well.

“She’s done with it all. She doesn’t need the platform, and all the drama isn’t healthy for her… She’s also under fire with the producers for not being critical enough of the contestants.”

Of course these are all speculations, as Mariah’s departure has yet to be confirmed by her camp or Fox producers. Only time will tell.

Would you be sad to see Mariah leave American Idol?

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This, ladies and gentlemen, is why you don’t talk ish on Twitter. Eventually you will see the person you were popping off at from the keyboard in public and they will proceed to fight you, or in this case, hit you with a bottle.

Details are sketchy (so don’t say we’re trying to misrepresent anything) but from what we’ve read and seen, Drake and Chris Brown had it out in a New York club last night and it was a hot mess. Both guys were at Whip in NYC celebrating Teyana Taylor’s signing to GOOD Music, and there were plenty of other celebs in attendance like Wale, Trey Songz, Meek Mill, and Chris’s girlfriend, Karrueche. You can already see the potential for foolery considering the rumored beef Chris, Drake, and Meek Mill are said to be having over Rihanna, and last night it came to a head with a bottle thrown at Chris Brown’s head, literally.

Well, it was more like his chin actually, as you see from the pic he uploaded above, and it was all courtesy of Mr. Aubrey Drake Graham. There are lots of different accounts for what led to that bottle hitting Chris but the bottom line was two emotional egos collided in a small space, both got to popping off at the mouth, and then one’s face collided with a bottle. And if you thought that this fight would have taught at least one of them a lesson about running their mouths online, think again. The Jasmine Brand caught this series of tweets from Breezy, that have since been deleted of course, but show he has no plans of killing the tweef.

Going hard, right? Meek Mills was the smartest one out of the group. He stayed completely clear of the juvenille drama and even tweeted this so everyone would know:

“It wasn’t me….(shaggy voice) lol”

Karrueche Tran sent out an odd tweet last night that read, “Wreckless love I tell you.” I’m not exactly sure what that means but I know if my man was fighting another dude over his ex in front of me, I would feel some type of way.

What’s hilarious is I imagine Rihanna is sitting somewhere eating popcorn with an evil grin on her face watching these fools act a fool over her. SMH when will they learn?

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