So this fight between Saigon and Mobb Deep doesn't really seem to be clearing up the way it probably should. From video footage, all you can really see is a punch and run from Saigon to Mobb Deep's Prodigy.

After the confusion resulting from each side's video posts, Prodgy and Havoc (also of Mobb Deep) decided to take a seat with MTV News and clear up the whole thing.

Havoc of Mobb Deep will release the excellently named The Kush on September 18 on Nature Sounds Records.

Havoc, one half of QB duo Mobb Deep, will release his solo debut, The Kush, on September 18.

In his cover story in the current issue of XXL, 50 Cent revealed that he recently held a company-wide meeting at G-Unit Records and told the kids to start paying their own way.

"Queens," a new track featuring some of the borough's finest -- 50 Cent, LL Cool J, Mobb Deep, Kool G Rap and Tony Yayo -- (OK, some of its not-finest too) made its way to the Internet today.

Prodigy of Mobb Deep continues to give his Return of the Mac album the hood video treatment. Here's standout "7th Heaven."

G-Unit West Coast dude and Mobb Deep signee 40 Glocc premiered a new straight to YouTube video today.

"The indie rock council has voted. Bandana P, we'd like you to pledge."

Prodigy and Havoc were on "Rap City" promoting Return of the Mac yesterday.

Dudes from "The Wire?" Check.