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G4 Boyz's Buggy Gets at Alley Boy Over Video of Him Being Jumped

A video which shows Alley Boy getting roughed up by group of men recently hit the web, and it sparked some serious Twitter shots between the Atlanta rapper and Buggy from New York rap group G4 Boyz.


In the video, Alley Boy struggles with several guys before breaking free and running away, apparently leaving his shirt behind. It's unclear whether the group were trying to detain Alley or beat him down, and while no real punches are seen thrown in the brief clip, it definitely appears that Alley Boy's lip has been bloodied.
After the footage surfaced, Buggy of G4 Boyz took to Twitter where he sent shots at Alley, mocking him and calling him a "pu*sy boyy."
Alley eventually responded on Instagram, writing "ONLY WAY A N**GA EVER TRIED ME WAS WIT DA POLICE!!," reinforcing the theory that the group of men were simply trying to hold the rapper until law enforcement could arrive.
Later, Alley shared photos of bail paperwork which he captioned with messages suggesting he was arrested at some point after the video was shot.
While many are speculating that the altercation was connected to Alley Boy's longstanding beef with G4 Boyz, when asked on Twitter if they were involved the response was a simple "no comment."
Check out the video up top, along with screenshots of Alley and Buggy's comments.
Source: Kollege Kidd / AllHipHop

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