Contributor: Runteldat

A couple of fakers have been put on blast this week by blogger Necole Bitchie for impersonating celebrities via Twitter.

The most notable fake is the person pretending to be Keisha Knight Pulliam. He, she, or it was so convincing that the likes of Yung Berg, Tyrese, and Malik Yoba all dropped their phone numbers thinking they were going to get it in with Keisha.

Other fake pages include Chilli and Zoe Kravitz. 

For those of you out there pretending to be everyone from Rudy to New New, I suggest you not dare try to front like you’re the daughter of Mat and Tina.

According to The Sun, Beyonce is ready to sue anyone trying to impersonate her.

Instead of pretending to be someone else and getting sued for it, why not be your own person?

Don’t worry, your Twitter page will likely be more entertaining than the ones created by the celebrities you wish you were!

I wouldn’t be surprised to find out that it was a bunch of dark-skinned sistas
who were behind Yung Berg’s Beat Down in Motown.

Last month the Chicago rapper caught a lot of flack not so much for saying he doesn’t
date dark-skinned women because that’s his prerogative but for calling us
“dark butts.” Early Saturday morning he got what he had coming to him.

AllHipHop.com reports:

Epic/Koch recording artist Yung Berg missed a scheduled performance in Detroit on
Saturday (August 23), following an early morning altercation that left the young
rapper badly bruised, AllHipHop.com has confirmed.

Yung Berg, who was scheduled to headline Hot 102.7’s Summer Jam, cancelled
his appearance hours before the show, which also boasted performances by Shawty
Lo, Mike Jones, 112 front man turned solo artist Slim, crooner Mario and Yung Joc’s
group Hot Stylez.

“Yung Berg was in town and scheduled to perform at Summer Jam,” Radio
One Detroit Marketing Director Kathie Stonehouse told AllHipHop.com. “He made
an appearance at Plan B Nightclub on Friday night. The word we got was that he was
attacked and he was bruised pretty badly. As a result, he decided he didn’t
want to take the stage on Saturday.”

According to several sources, the 23-year-old Chicago rapper was robbed and beaten
during an altercation at the popular Downtown nightclub early Saturday morning.

Shortly after entering the venue, which is reportedly co-owned by rapper Trick Trick,
Berg, born Christian Ward, was allegedly confronted by a group of men over disparaging
comments he had made about Detroit rappers, during a previous visit to the city.

According to a witness, despite the presence of his personal bodyguard who was also
involved in the fight, Yung Berg was unable to defend himself and was reportedly
relieved of his jewelry, including a multi-colored diamond encrusted “Transformers”
chain.

Once alerted to the situation, Yung Berg’s driver, hired by Radio One because
of his security background, interjected, escorting him out of the venue and out
of harm’s way.

Hours after rumors of the altercation appeared online Saturday, photos began circulating
of a man sporting the chain. Trick Trick declined to speak on the incident.

At press time, the Detroit Police Department had no comment on the altercation.

Is this Yung Berg’s stolen chain?