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I'm slapping the f*ck out of Terrence when I see him straight up," he said. "It's a personal issue you hear me? Terrence like that girl and that girl wanted me. I'mma keep on looking for Terrence--I'mm beat his b*tch ass up. You wanna act like a gangster on tv I'm beating your p*ssy ass up."

"I am BET. That's on ol' girl [Rocsi], she wanted this d*ck. Y'all seen the picture," he said referencing a picture that surfaced of Rocsi hugging him. "I didn't even know who the little b*tch was at first. I'm feeling somebody behind me and I'm like 'What the f*ck?' Then I see that h*e. Then I see this busta ass n*gga [Terrence J] from across the stage and he's like... [looks away from the camera]. You know how the bustas be when they try to act like they aint look?

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Rick Ross is unconscious and paramedics are desperately tryingto resuscitate him. Rick was on a flight going from Ft. Lauderdale to Memphis today, when the rapper lost consciousness. The plane was forced to make an emergency landing. More as the story develops. Emergency workers tell us the call came in at 12:55 PM ET ... the caller reported a seizure. Ross is currently on a gurney at the airport, and an eyewitness tells us EMT workers are administering CPR. Members of Rick's entourage are standing by, some of them extremely emotionally upset. UPDATE 10:50 AM PST: Rapper Wale --one of Rick's closest friends --just tweeted, "I just talked to Ross...he's 100 pct ok.." 10:36 AM PST: A witness tells TMZ, Rick fell unconscious right after take-off. We're told his entourage jumped out of their seats to alert plane personnel --at which point a doctor on board administered CPR on the rapper. The plane made an emergency landing right away --and we're told, as Rick was being wheeled off the aircraft, he appeared to show signs of life

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New Video Of Waka Flocka Fight @ Charity Event Emerges. Waka Gets Punched In The Face! [Video]

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As we previously reported, Mizay Entertainment and Bricksquad Monopoly were hosting their First Annual Celebrity Bowling competition in Atlanta a couple of days ago when a fight marred the event.

Initial camera footage of the incident failed to capture much of the fight. This new footage below clearly shows a man approach Waka Flocka and snuff him with an overhand right to the face before a scrap breaks out involving several people. It's still unclear who the man is that started the fight, but he is said to be a former associate of Waka's.

The good news is the event went on as planned.

Money was raised for the Ludacris Foundation, which helps support thousands of underprivileged youth.

Waka Flocka's mom and Mizay Entertainment CEO, Deb Antney launched the Mizay Homes for the Holidays program. The plan is to put 10 families in homes of their own for the holidays.

It's sad when people bring drama to an event trying to benefit the youth, but Waka and Deb Antney deserve a lot of credit for giving back.

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HIV COULD BE REDUCED TO A MINOR INFECTION

HIV could be reduced to a "minor chronic infection" akin to herpes, scientists developing a new vaccine have claimed. Spanish researchers found that 22 of 24 healthy people (92 per cent) developed an immune response to HIV after being given their MVA-B vaccine. Professor Mariano Esteban, head researcher on the project at the National Biotech Centre in Madrid, said of the jab: "It is like showing a picture of the HIV so that it is able to recognise it if it sees it again in the future." The injection contains four HIV genes which stimulate T and B lymphocytes, which are types of white blood cells. Prof Esteban explained: "Our body is full of lymphocytes, each of them programmed to fight against a different pathogen. "Training is needed when it involves a pathogen, like the HIV one, which cannot be naturally defeated". B cells produce antibodies which attack viruses before they infect cells, while T cells detect and destroy infected cells. The study showed that almost three-quarters of participants had developed HIV-specific antibodies 11 months after vaccination.Over a third developed one type of T cell that fights HIV, called CD4+, while over two-thirds developed another, called CD8+. Overall, 92 per cent developed some sort of immune response. However, that is not the same thing as being protected from HIV infection: the response could be inadequate to provide protection. Prof Esteban acknowledged the vaccine was at an early stage, describing it as "promising".