Earlier today a new song was brought to my attention from current hip-hop sensations Young Thug and Rich Homie Quan. I knew we would eventually run the song, but considering the fact Sundays tend to be slow I was considering holding off until Monday to share that track with all of you. That was before the story you’re about to read came to light, however, and now I’m here to give you both the song and a full rundown of Rich Homie Quan’s latest shenanigans.

Rich Homie Quan was in Wisconsin for the fourth of July, and during his time there he performed a late night set at a little venue known as 3 Monkeys. The show started off fine, with fans rowdy as any crowd you could hope to see, but things quickly took a weird turn when one fan tried to reach out and grab Quan by the arm. Within in a minute, the Atlanta native had stopped the show to address the concert goer, and not long after he reached off the stage and slapped that same person right across the face. TMZ has video, of course, which you can now view below:

Some might shy away from the news that they were caught on tape slapping a fan, but Quan is not that type of person. Less than 24 hours after the show, Quan posted the following message on Twitter:

Billboard reports that no lawsuit has been filed in connection with the incident. As for the song I mentioned above, it seems a little less exciting now that we have footage of Quan slapping someone, but it’s worth your time nonetheless. Click below to stream and download “I Got It.”

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James Shotwell is the founder of Under The Gun Review. He loves writing about music and movies almost as much as he loves his two fat cats. He's also the co-founder of Antique Records and the Marketing Coordinator for Haulix. You should probably follow him on Twitter.

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