Remember when beef was only on songs? With the continued development of social media, especially the dominant network Twitter, beef occurs very often online for everyone to view as it happens right from their home. Twitter beef isn’t only around music but has also taken it’s way to reality TV. From 50 Cent to Chief Keef, let’s take a look at who is involved in our Top 10 Twitter beefs of 2012.

K. Michelle and Rasheeda are the two latest celebs to jump onto the subtweet train. During Monday’s episode of Love & Hip Hop, K. Michelle informed Rasheeda of the abuse she suffered during her relationship with Memphitz, and once Rasheeda showed a response that wasn’t what K. Michelle expected, she had some words. See the twitter battle below.

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Just in time for Vh1′s “Love & Hip Hop of Atlanta” female MC Rasheeda drops off her critically acclaimed video for “Marry Me” which was previewed on last weeks show. Before judging Marry Me, remember, she was two hours late to the set and her manager/husband, Kirk, said it would effect their budget.Check it out after the jump…

“Centered in the heart of the South, these fiery ladies and gentlemen aren’t looking to lead the debutante life. With aspiring songbirds and rappers in the mix, the stakes are high as competition is fierce in both professional and personal arenas. Striving to leave their mark beyond the red clay of Georgia, hip hop’s southern princes and princesses are allowing nothing to stand between them and making it big in the game.” -VH1

VH1 finally dropped the exclusive trailer for Love & Hip Hop Atlanta, and from the looks of it, let’s just say it’ll live up to reality television. The 10-episode series debuts June 18, and follows the life of Atlanta’s own Lil Scrappy, Rasheeda, producer Steve J, and more.

The ladies featured in the show are none other than Erica Dixon (Scrappy’s latest girlfriend and baby mama) and his mother “Mama Dee”, Mimi Faust (producer Stevie J’s girlfriend), ATL native rapper Rasheeda and her husband-slash-manager Kirk, as well as artists K Michelle and Karlie Redd.

This song/video is being said to be “girl power”… This says nothing of that sort to me. Bored girlfriends and babymothers is all I see. I’m under the impression ATL woman don’t just hang out together, they spend their time shooting rap videos. Rasheeda is doing her best Nicki Minaj “rap impersonation” but the video isn’t a total waste, Lola Monroe looked absolutely  stunning with the short haircut.