Podcast beef used to stay on the mics. This week it walked into a New York club with a camera already running, and the camera belonged to the guy getting pressed.
## What happened QueenzFlip, the Joe Budden Podcast co-host, was at the Girls Love Karaoke event in New York with a Kick stream going. HotNewHipHop puts the night on Wednesday, Sept. 23; the clips hit social media Thursday, per Complex (@Complex). Two separate people came at him before the night was over.
First was Rory Farrell, the former JBP co-host who now runs New Rory & Mal with Jamil "Mal" Clay. The line on camera: "You said we were suckas, right?!" Flip denied ever calling Rory and Mal that. Rory walked off, Flip tried to restart it, then told his camera operator to stop filming. Later he told Rory never to "press" or "disrespect" him in public again, and the two went off camera to talk.

## Then Remy Ma In a second clip, Flip tried to get into a section and Remy Ma shut it down. She called him "a bitch" more than once and made it clear, through Bay Area rapper Symba, that she didn't want him there. HotNewHipHop and Complex both connect it to the Sept. 16 JBP episode, where the panel mostly praised Papoose's "Jezebel," and Flip was one of the voices giving it credit. Remy hasn't said that's the reason. The timeline says it for her.
"Jezebel" is the record Papoose dropped Sept. 11 in the middle of his split from Remy, accusing her of cheating and claiming he ghostwrote some of her bars. Remy disputes the ghostwriting claim. We covered the record and the divorce hearing it landed on when it dropped.
## Rory walks some of it back On the next New Rory & Mal, Rory explained himself, and his own table didn't fully back him. Per HotNewHipHop, which pulled the clips from @hiphopklipz36, Rory said he saw the stream cameras and "saw a play about to happen," so he "got ahead of it." He also allowed that Flip "could very well 100 percent be telling the truth," apologized, and floated "only child syndrome" as the reason he moves solo. Mal said it wasn't the time or place. Co-host Demaris Giscombe was sharper: she and REASON were standing there, and "all it takes is male ego, alcohol, the wrong cousin."

## The real story is the format Nobody got hurt, and nobody should pretend this was bigger than words. What matters is how it happened. The commentary class is now streaming its own nights out, so every old on-air comment can get answered in person and turned into content before anyone gets home. Rory read the cameras as a setup. Remy treated a podcast opinion about her divorce as personal, because to her it is. And Flip, who hosts on a show built on talking about other people's business, spent a whole night being the subject. Podcasters are public figures now, with the same exposure the artists they talk about have always had.
## Sources - Complex, Sept. 24, 2026: QueenzFlip pressed by Rory and Remy Ma during night out - HotNewHipHop, Sept. 24, 2026: Remy Ma calls QueenzFlip a "b*tch" in tense nightclub exchange - HotNewHipHop, Sept. 24, 2026: Rory Farrell presses QueenzFlip during stream at the club - HotNewHipHop, Sept. 25, 2026: Rory explains why he confronted QueenzFlip - The Source, Sept. 25, 2026: Rory Farrell and QueenzFlip get into it over "sucker" comment
