RAP BEEF TIMELINE · 2014–2016
Sean Combs vs. Drake
The “0 to 100” beat dispute
A reported ownership dispute over the “0 to 100 / The Catch Up” beat becomes a late-2014 Miami nightclub confrontation. Drake later appears to reference the episode on “4 PM in Calabasas,” but neither artist sustains a direct record-for-record campaign.
THE RECORD
The moments
Music industry · disputed account
The “0 to 100” beat becomes contested territory
Producer Boi-1da’s beat is widely reported as having been sent to both artists before Drake released “0 to 100 / The Catch Up.” The intended arrangement and ownership expectations are disputed.
Read the receipt ↗Performance · disputed account
A LIV nightclub confrontation is reported
Contemporary reports say Diddy confronted Drake outside LIV in Miami and that a physical altercation followed. The precise sequence, participants, and injury claims vary across accounts.
Read the receipt ↗Diss track · disputed account
“4 PM in Calabasas” revisits the tension
Drake’s “4 PM in Calabasas” contains a line widely read as a reference to Diddy and the previous confrontation. It remains a lyrical interpretation rather than a formal confirmation by either artist.
“Puff told me he was gon' steal me.”Drake, “4 PM in Calabasas”
Read the receipt ↗
THE RECEIPTS
Sources and listening
Diddy-related disputes — public reporting, broadcast, and released music ↗ARTIST LENSES