Battle of the Sexes: Male vs. Female Rap Beefs

Kim and Weezy's aren't the only inter-gender 'bows thrown.

Battle of the Sexes: Male vs. Female Rap Beefs - Nicki Minaj's YMCMB boss, Lil Wayne, took a paint-ball shot at Lil Kim on his new mixtape, Dedication 5, spitting, "Changed the face of my Rolex/ Shout out to Lil' Kim." When the Queen Bee heard of it, she went right after his manhood via Twitter, "Bwahaha!!! That was real cute homegirl @Lil'Tutu. oops I mean @liltunechi !!! #HARDCOREMIXTAPE coming your way soon!!!" These are precious hits as far as hip hop goes, but we doubt they would've even splattered as colorfully had they not come from a man and a woman, respectively. Click on for other notable inter-gender battles.(Photos: John Ricard/BET , Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP, File)
Ransom v. Nicki Minaj - When Nicki Minaj heard that NJ rapper Ransom said that he had ghostwritten verses for her, she put no pause on publicly lambasting him as "wack" and "crazy," and reminding us that she's not a man, but "n----s got my d--k in they mouth." Ransom later said he was misinterpreted, called her "disrespectful" and then ... tweeted out a marriage proposal.(Photos from left: Twitter via @201Ransom, Kevin Winter/Getty Images for BET)
/content/dam/betcom/images/2012/03/Music-03-16-03-31/032812-music-beefs-azealia-banks-ti.jpgRoxanne Shanté vs. UTFO - The first major rap beef between the sexes was the infamous "Roxanne War" of the mid-'80s. After UTFO had a hit in 1984 with "Roxanne, Roxanne," which addressed a woman who was frontin' on the group's advances, Roxanne Shanté debuted with "Roxanne's Revenge," a confrontational diss track in which the teenage phenom pretended she was the woman UTFO was talking about. UTFO responded with "The Real Roxanne" and then several other groups got in on the act, releasing their own Roxanne-themed tracks.(Photos from left: Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images, Courtesy RCA Records)

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Battle of the Sexes: Male vs. Female Rap Beefs - Nicki Minaj's YMCMB boss, Lil Wayne, took a paint-ball shot at Lil Kim on his new mixtape, Dedication 5, spitting, "Changed the face of my Rolex/ Shout out to Lil' Kim." When the Queen Bee heard of it, she went right after his manhood via Twitter, "Bwahaha!!! That was real cute homegirl @Lil'Tutu. oops I mean @liltunechi !!! #HARDCOREMIXTAPE coming your way soon!!!" These are precious hits as far as hip hop goes, but we doubt they would've even splattered as colorfully had they not come from a man and a woman, respectively. Click on for other notable inter-gender battles.(Photos: John Ricard/BET , Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP, File)

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