Rappers Sean “Diddy” Combs and Drake got into a fight outside a top Miami club Sunday night, which ended with Drake going to the hospital with an injured shoulder.
According to witnesses, the fight started outside Liv at the Fontainebleau Hotel in the early hours of Monday morning following an argument regarding music rights to an unknown song.
One source said, “Diddy left Liv on his own and made a beeline towards the car, like he was a man on a mission. Drake got out of his SUV, and there was a scuffle before it seemed that Drake had hurt himself, he was holding his shoulder like it was dislocated. He was in obvious pain. Diddy was heard shouting something to the effect of, ‘Handle your business!’”
Diddy then went back inside the club while Drake decided not to follow him in, with the witness adding, “Drake knew if he went in, there would be an all-out brawl — like the one his entourage had with Chris Brown’s crew in New York — and someone would get hurt.”
Another witness told us, “Drake and Diddy got into it outside the club. They were arguing over the rights to a song, and got into a physical fight. Diddy claimed that Drake was using music without the proper rights.”
The witness denied other reports that the fight was over Diddy’s girlfriend Cassie.
Both were attending a birthday party for DJ Khaled at Liv. Rick Ross’ DJ, Sam Sneaker, who was also there, tweeted, “Diddy put hands on that boy… And he Ain’t go 0-100 … That boy left.”
Sneaker tweeted just before 7 a.m., “Drake at the Hospital Smh”. That claim could not be immediately verified.
A rep for Drake didn’t comment, while Diddy’s rep could not be reached. A rep for the club declined to comment.
Earlier Sunday night Drake had been spotted dining at Siena Tavern Miami with his producer Angelo Ferraro and an entourage of 12.
Some speculated that the beef might go back to February this year when Drake dissed Diddy onstage at the NBA All-Star weekend by grabbing his microphone out of his hand as they performed together.
Drake and Diddy were at Metropolitan club in New Orleans with Nelly, Busta Rhymes, Kevin Hart and Fabolous, when Drake broke out his tune, “Worst Behavior.”
He was seen grabbing Diddy’s mic, and throwing his own defective mic on the floor, forcing Diddy to get down on the ground and pick up the one Drake had discarded.