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Kanye "Ye" West has been stirring a nearly one-sided feud with Pete Davidson ever since the comedian was romantically linked to Kim Kardashian. Davidson and Kardashian's romance has ended, but West's fury hasn't. On August 1, the rapper unleashed a tirade on Instagram, once again sharing screenshots of messages he exchanged with Kardashian about their children and making threatening comments about Davidson. One post read,  “ask Pete how those tattoos of my kids doing in the trauma unit.” Davidson became close to Kardashian's kids during their relationship and had their initials tattooed on his neck. The posts were later deleted, reportedly because Kardashian was "livid" with West for slipping back into his old ways. 

It was revealed earlier in August that Davidson had been undergoing trauma therapy to deal with the public attacks from West. From rapping about beating "Pete Davidson's a--" in his music, calling him numerous hurtful names on social media, and sharing a since-deleted Instagram post of a fake New York Times front page that read, "Skete Davidson Dead at Age 28," just days after Davidson and Kardashian had split, there is no further explanation necessary for why this would affect the comedian's mental health.

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After months of being publicly slandered, Davidson, who doesn't have social media, shared screenshots of messages he sent to Ye via 'SNL' guest writer Davie Sirus's Twitter, which were confirmed by E! News to be authentic. It began on March 13 when Ye started airing out more family-related grievances regarding his children. "Yo it's Skete," Davidson began. He asked Ye to "calm down" because "Kim is the literally the best mother I've ever met," adding, "I've decided that I'm not gonna let you treat us this way anymore and I'm done being quiet. Grow the f—k up." When Ye asked where he was, Davidson replied with a photo of himself laying down and wrote, "In bed with your wife." He continued, "You don't scare me bro ... It's so sad to watch you ruin ur legacy on the daily," he wrote, while offering to meet in LA to talk things out between them. Ye told him to come to Sunday Service but Davidson said he didn't want the press. "What you are doing to your family is dangerous and going to scar them for life. Please handle these matters privately bro I beg you." 

Then Davidson changed his tune. "Let me help you man," he wrote, "I struggle with mental stuff too ... there's no shame in having a little help." He let Ye know that he's been blocking 'SNL' and standup comedians from making jokes about him because he wants "everything to be smooth," but added, "But if you continue to press me like you have for the past 6 months I'm gonna stop being nice." 

In a video on Instagram while praying to God, Ye referenced the messages: "The boyfriend texts me, antagonizing me, bragging about being in bed with my wife," he said in the now-deleted clip. "I'm like, well, who's watching my children if he's texting me, bragging about being in bed with my wife?"

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Sylvester Stallone and Irwin Winkler -

Sylvester Stallone has been vocal on social media about his feud with producer Irwin Winkler, and his son, David Winkler. Irwin co-produced the 'Rocky' films and served as producer for the 'Creed' spin-off series starring Michael B. Jordan. Stallone has producing credits for the 'Creed' movies, but none for 'Rocky,' which he wrote, starred in, and sometimes directed.

Stallone revealed in 2019 that he had requested some of the rights to the 'Rocky' franchise he was so deeply involved in creating, but was dismissed by the Winklers on the basis that he got to star in the movies instead. In a 1983 interview, Irwin Winkler told the Hollywood Reporter that the initial deal made with Stallone was that he could star in the movie, while Winkler and the other producers would put their houses up for collateral to get it made. Stallone has called Winkler out on social media, claiming he was barely involved in the making of most the 'Rocky' movies and stating that it's completely unfair for the 'Rocky' legacy to stay within Winkler's family alone. “This is a painful subject that eats at my soul, because I wanted to leave something of Rocky for my children," he wrote. 

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Pusha T and McDonald's -

Most people don't know that rapper Pusha T and his brother co-wrote the famous McDonald's 'I'm Lovin' It' jingle. What's more, Pusha partnered with Arby's in revenge to put out a diss track about the fast-food giant. "I'm the reason the whole world love it/Now I gotta crush it/Filet-o-Fish is ***/And you should be disgusted/How dare you sell a square fish, asking us to trust it/A half slice of cheese, Mickey D's on a budget?" Pusha raps on the short track. Rolling Stone reported on March 21 that Pusha was paid "peanuts" for crafting the extremely famous slogan and jingle back in 2003, and now the rapper is getting even by teaming up with Arby's to promote their Spicy Fish Sandwich while also tearing down the competition. Pusha included in his tweet with the track: "#ArbysPaidMeButIWouldSayThisAnyway," and Rolling Stone confirmed that Pusha took his revenge to the bank. 

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Julia Fox and Azealia Banks -

On February 15, 2022, Azealia Banks opened fire on Julia Fox, Kanye West's ex and Banks' former friend. In response to Fox's post that she isn't sad about her breakup with Ye but is instead a "#1 hustler," and "came up," Banks wrote on her Instagram Stories, "What did you hustle him for? A bag and some Lucien's? You absolutely did not come up because if this is how women who 'always date billionaires' behave when s—t goes south, threatening tell-all books... You can kiss your days as a low-rate escort goodbye, sis."

What followed were a series of low blows and screenshots of messages posted to both of their Instagram Stories. Banks called Fox, who has been open with her history of addiction, a "dirty junkie who was shooting up while she was pregnant" and though Fox warned Banks not to talk about her son, Banks proceeded to call her son "a crackbaby." Fox shared screenshots in which Banks was asking her to go out and call the paparazzi on themselves, as well as asking her for drugs, and Fox called her "a beggar a— b—h" and claimed that Banks is attacking her because she's jealous of her baby. Then Banks seemed to shut the whole thing down by posting a shocking photo of what appears to be Fox shooting up. Fox deleted her stories after that and put her end of the public feud to bed. 

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Kanye West, Pete Davidson, and Kid Cudi -

Kanye "Ye" West went to war on his Instagram account over the Super Bowl weekend, taking aim at Pete Davidson for obvious reasons and, more surprisingly, his longtime friend and collaborator Kid Cudi. On February 12, in a since-deleted note to Instagram, Ye tagged Cudi as well as Kim Kardashian and wrote, "Just so everyone knows Cudi will not be on Donda [2] because he’s friends with you know who,” as per Billboard.  Cudi, who last collaborated with Ye on his 2021 'Donda' album, left a comment on Ye’s post that read: "Too bad I dont wanna be on ur album u f—in dinosaur hahaha." He continued, "everyone knows ive been the best thing about ur albums since i met u. Ima pray for you brother.” Then Cudi tweeted, “We talked weeks ago about this. You’re whack for flipping the script and posting this lie just for a look on the internet. You ain’t no friend. BYE."

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Kanye West and Billie Eilish -

Ye started a feud with his Coachella co-headliner Billie Eilish after calling her out for a perceived slight against his friend and fellow rapper, Travis Scott. In the wake of the Astroworld tragedy, many artists have been extra attentive to their fans while performing on stage. Eilish stopped her concert in Atlanta when she noticed a distressed fan in the audience. From the stage, Eilish said "Don’t crowd…We’re taking care of our people, hold on. I wait for people to be ok until I keep going.” Ye interpreted these comments as an indirect diss to Travis Scott, who unknowingly continued performing while dozens of fans were injured, and some killed, in the crowd at Astroworld. He took to Instagram to accuse her of dissing Scott, and said "Come on Billie we love you. Please apologize to Trav and to the families of the people who lost their lives. No one intended this to happen.” He added, “Trav didn’t have any idea of what was happening when he was on stage and was very hurt by what happened, and yes Trav will be with me at Coachella, but now I need Billie to apologize before I perform.” Eilish responded a couple of hours later saying "Literally never said a thing about Travis. Was just helping a fan."  

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Vin Diesel and Dwayne Johnson -

Vin Diesel and Dwayne Johnson have been at war since things turned nasty on the set of the 2017 movie, 'The Fate of the Furious.' Diesel even slammed the actor in a since-deleted Instagram post. He said that fans would be able to tell he wasn't acting in scenes where his blood was boiling in the movie. The two haven't worked together since and have made various comments about each other in interviews that show they're not on good terms. However, Diesel publicly addressed Johnson in an open letter in November 2021, asking him to return for the series' tenth and final installment.  He appealed to their old friendship, calling him his "little brother" and reminding him that his children think of him as an uncle. Diesel claimed that he made a promise to his deceased friend and co-star Paul Walker to give the franchise a perfect conclusion, and said that he needed Johnson to return in order to keep that promise: "Do not leave the franchise idle you have a very important role to play. Hobbs can't be played by no other. I hope that you rise to the occasion and fulfil your destiny."

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A month later, Johnson gave his response in a frank interview with CNN. He called Diesel's public request an "example of his manipulation," and stated that he had already informed Diesel that he would not return to the franchise in a private face-to-face conversation. As such, he was surprised to see the open letter, and wasn't pleased about the references to his children and the loss of a mutual friend.  "I didn't like that he brought up his children in the post, as well as Paul Walker's death. Leave them out of it." Johnson reiterated that he will not return for 10th and final film in the 'Fast & Furious' series. 

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Adam McKay and Will Ferrell -

Will Ferrell and Adam McKay made comedy magic together for over two decades, including films like 'Anchorman,' 'Step Brothers,' and 'Talladega Nights.' They even seemed amicable in April 2019 when they announced they were ending their partnership on their joint production company, Gloria Sanchez Productions, which they claimed was due to McKay's greater bandwidth for producing. But apparently that wasn't the whole story, and Ferrell has completely cut McKay off. In a Vanity Fair profile, McKay revealed that the final blow in their relationship was when he decided to cast John C. Reilly over Ferrell in his 2022 HBO drama series about the 1980s Los Angeles Lakers. Lakers fan Ferrell was originally cast as team owner, but Reilly looked more like the part. The problem is that McKay hired Reilly behind Ferrell’s back. McKay admitted that he handled the situation badly and tried to apologize, but he said he thinks Ferrell may never speak to him again.

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Drake and Kanye West -

Drake and Kanye West have had a tense relationship, to say the least. They've bickered on social media and through their songs, and things have gotten quite nasty between them, especially in 2021 with the release of both of their albums so close to one another. That's why it was so surprising to see Ye at Drake's house party on November 15. Drake posted a video of the two smiling together, and Ye posted a photo of them apparently outside Drake's home. The feud appears to finally be over, and fans in the comment sections are wondering if they might be hearing a Drake x Ye collaboration soon. 

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On August 20, Trippie Redd’s new single 'Betrayal' featured a verse from Drake in which he seems to take a shot at West. "All these fools I’m beefin’ that I barely know / Forty-five, forty-four (Burned out), let it go / Ye ain’t changin’ s—t for me, it’s set in stone,” Drake raps. Many suspect Drake took the shot because West was trying to align his 'Donda' release date with Drake's 'Certified Lover Boy' release date. West then posted a screenshot of a group chat in a now-deleted post on Instagram in which he sent a picture of Joaquin Phoenix as the Joker and wrote, “I live for this. I’ve been f—ked with by nerd a— jock n—as like you my whole life. You will never recover. I promise you.” Though it isn't clear who the message was sent to, West did add Pusha T (Drake's known rival) to the chat before sending. As if that weren't enough, West appears to have posted Drake's address to his Instagram very briefly on August 23 before deleting the post. Twitter caught screenshots before it was taken down, and many were appalled at the move.

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Paul McCartney and The Rolling Stones -

In an  2021 interview with The New Yorker, Paul McCartney said, "I’m not sure I should say it, but they’re a blues cover band, that’s sort of what the Stones are." Ouch! “I think our net was cast a bit wider than theirs.” Weeks later, Mick Jagger responded to the comments on Zane Lowe’s Apple Music show and said that the real difference is that "The Rolling Stones is a big concert band in other decades and other areas when the Beatles never even did an arena tour, or Madison Square Garden with a decent sound system.” Jagger clarified, "One band is unbelievably luckily, still playing in stadiums and then the other band doesn’t exist." 

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Alan Dershowitz and Larry David -

The wealthy 'Seinfeld' creator and the equally wealthy high-profile lawyer are both frequent visitors of the upmarket holiday destination of Martha's Vineyard, and in the past, were close friends. Unfortunately, this ended when Dershowitz started representing members of the Trump administration. The liberal David confronted Dershowitz about his work with Trump when they ran into each other at a convenience store and told him he was disgusted by his actions. Dershowitz reportedly tried to reason with David saying "We can still talk, Larry," but David did not accept his olive branch.

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Noel Gallagher and Prince Harry -

Cantankerous Oasis frontman Noel Gallagher  made scathing comments about Prince Harry in an interview with The Sun. He criticized the Prince in an expletive-laden rant, calling him a "woke snowflake", and slammed him for "dissing" his family in public. (Ironic coming from the man who has carried on an extremely public decade-long feud with his own brother.) When commenting on Prince Harry's marriage to Meghan Markle, he said "This is what happens when you get involved with Americans. As simple as that.” While Prince Harry is unlikely to engage in a public battle with Gallagher, it's safe to say there's no love lost between the two. 

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Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Logan Paul -

The beef between champion boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. and controversial YouTuber Logan Paul is an odd one. How would two such people even cross paths? Logan Paul is an aspiring boxer, and Mayweather made his thoughts about wannabe YouTube boxers pretty clear. They began bickering on Twitter, and somehow it snowballed into an official high-profile boxing match between the two. Mayweather is famed for his attitude and trash talk, so when he came up against an arrogant young YouTuber who thought he could beat him, all hell broke loose. The fight went the full eight-round distance, and no winner was announced.

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Eminem vs. Nick Cannon -

Issues between Nick Cannon and Eminem date back to 2009, when Cannon stood up for his then-wife Mariah Carey, who had always denied Eminem's claims that the two dated. Fast-forward 10 years later and on December 5, 2019,  'Lord Above' by Fat Joe dropped, with Eminem on the track mentioning Carey and Cannon, who responded with the diss track 'The Invitation.' Since then, the two have continued to go after each other on Twitter.

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Eminem vs Mariah Carey - As mentioned, the rapper has several references to his relationship with Carey in his songs, while the singer reportedly thought he was just obsessed and recorded a song called 'Clown' in response to Eminem, according to Complex.

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Rose McGowan vs Asia Argento - Both stars came forward during the Harvey Weinstein scandal to accuse him of sexual assault. However, McGowan would later release a statement alleging that she believed Argento was sexually involved with actor Jimmy Bennett when he was 17. Argento reportedly gave McGowan 24 hours to withdraw her statement, threatening legal action if McGowan failed to do so.

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Kim Kardashian vs Lindsay Lohan - Kim Kardashian sometimes wears her hair in braids, which earned her criticism on social media, including from actress Lindsay Lohan. Lohan said that Kardashian was taking part in cultural appropriation, forcing Kim to fire back at critics.

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Megan Fox vs Michael Bay - The two allegedly argued while on the set of 'Transformers,' with Fox cut from the third film in the saga.

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Taylor Swift vs Kanye West - It all began in 2009 when Swift won Best Female Video Award at the VMAs. Kanye got on stage, took the microphone from her during her speech, and ranted that Beyoncé deserved the award. 

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Charlie Sheen vs Chuck Lorre - Lorre is the creator of 'Two and a Half Men,' which starred Charlie Sheen. The feud became public when Charlie called Lorre a narcissist in an interview on Kiis 1065. Sheen ended up being killed off in the series.

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Taylor Swift vs Katy Perry - The feud began when Taylor said to Rolling Stone that her song 'Bad Blood' was about a pop singer she used to be friends with. In 2019, however, they made up.

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Rihanna vs Katy Perry - They used to be great friends, but it all ended when Rihanna got back together with Chris Brown. Katy Perry was against their relationship and distanced herself from her old friend, according to Hollywood Life.

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Demi Lovato vs Britney Spears - Hollywood Life revealed that the singers were feuding behind the scenes on 'The X Factor.' At the time, representatives for the stars denied the claims.

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Paris Hilton vs Nicole Richie - Paris and Nicole were best friends and became famous due to the success of their reality show. But their friendship ended when Nicole didn't invite Paris to her wedding, according to Pop Sugar.

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Taylor Swift vs Nicki Minaj - When Nicki Minaj's music video was denied an award in 2015, she took to Twitter and launched a thinly veiled attack on Taylor Swift.

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Bruce Willis vs Sylvester Stallone - According to E! News, Sly criticized 'The Expendables 3,' and Bruce Willis didn't like it.

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Amber Rose vs Kanye West -

These exes have clashed a lot on Twitter after Kanye talked smack about the singer and even mentioned her kids.

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Demi Lovato vs Taylor Swift - Different ideas on feminism and an ex-boyfriend in common were allegedly some of the motives for their misunderstanding on social media.

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Selena Gomez vs Justin Bieber - Bieber reportedly started sending hurtful messages to the singer after the end of their relationship.

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Rihanna vs Ciara - Ciara claimed Rihanna had ignored her at a 2011 event. Since then the pair have feuded on Twitter and subsequently made peace.

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Courtney Love vs Dave Grohl - The turbulent relationship between Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love led to arguments within Nirvana. In 2012, Love said that Grohl was trying to seduce her daughter, Frances Bean Cobain, who was 19 at the time, according to the Mirror.

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Amber Rose vs Khloé Kardashian - In 2015, Rose commented on Kylie Jenner's relationship with Tyga on social media, which led to an aggressive response from Kylie's big sister Khloé.

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Bette Midler vs Ariana Grande - According to the Daily Mail, the two traded insults after Midler criticized Grande's performance at the 2014 VMAs.

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Calvin Harris vs Zayn Malik - In 2015, Zayn Malik criticized Taylor Swift's music and her then-boyfriend Calvin Harris responded on social media.

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Elton John vs Madonna - According to the Daily Mail, Elton John said that Madonna had no chance of winning Best Live Act at the Q Awards, which was enough to enrage the singer, and thus a feud started.

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Iggy Azalea vs Azealia Banks - In 2014, the two crossed each other on social media when Iggy Azalea was nominated for Best Rap Album at the Grammys.

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Justin Bieber vs Orlando Bloom - It all began when Bieber started dating Bloom's ex Miranda Kerr, and years later Bloom reportedly started dating Bieber's ex Selena Gomez. Things got so heated that Bloom ended up punching Bieber in a restaurant, according to the Mirror.

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Nicki Minaj vs Mariah Carey - The pair had a misunderstanding in October 2012, backstage at 'American Idol' where the rapper supposedly threatened the pop star, according to E! News.

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Rihanna vs Charlie Sheen - Sheen got annoyed when Rihanna refused to meet his ex, who was a big fan, and made some angry comments on social media.

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Rob Kardashian vs Rita Ora - Kardashian published and deleted several annoyed tweets in 2012, accusing his ex of cheating on him with "like 20 dudes." Ora, for her part, took to Twitter to call him crazy.

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Russell Brand vs Donald Trump - Trump criticized the actor's talents on social media, prompting a response from Brand asking if Trump is drunk when he sends out his tweets.

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Sinead O'Connor vs Miley Cyrus - Sinead O'Connor published an open letter to Miley Cyrus in 2013, criticizing her new aesthetic and exploitation by the music industry.

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Axl Rose vs the rest of Guns N' Roses - Rose has a reputation for being one of rock 'n' roll's most volatile figures. Slash, Izzy Stradlin, Duff McKagan, Gilby Clarke, Steven Adler, and Matt Sorum all ended up leaving the band due to rifts with Rose, according to the Los Angeles Times.

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Bette Davis vs Joan Crawford - This is one of Hollywood's most famous feuds. The two shared the spotlight and the love of the same man, and traded numerous public insults, according to The Sun.

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Calvin Harris vs Taylor Swift - When news broke claiming that Taylor Swift had been involved in writing a Calvin Harris and Rihanna collaboration, he wasn't happy, and made several disappointed comments on social media.

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Chris Brown vs Drake - The two had a big fight inside a New York nightclub. It was reportedly caused by a comment made by Drake about Rihanna supposedly cheating on Brown, according to the New York Daily News. But in 2019 they went on to make music together.

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Kelly Osbourne vs Lady Gaga -

The pair argued in 2009 and 2013, and things escalated when Lady Gaga presented Osbourne's mom Sharon with a conciliatory birthday cake. Osbourne didn't like the gesture and took to social media with some harsh comments.

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Michael Jackson vs Paul McCartney - The two got along for years and even recorded some music together. At the time, McCartney advised Jackson to invest in music rights. A while later, the King of Pop decided to buy the rights to hundreds of Beatles songs, which left McCartney enraged, according to Mental Floss.

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Miley Cyrus vs Selena Gomez -

In 2015 at a show in Italy, Cyrus used an image of Justin Bieber's ex on stage while performing her song 'FU.' Selena did not take kindly to being made the butt of the joke.

See also: Most notorious actor and director feuds

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