What The Hell Just Happened In Music This Week?

Beyoncé killed her VMA performance, Young Jeezy and Joe Budden got locked up, and Eminem announced plans for a new compilation album.

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Beyoncé put on a performance to remember at this year's MTV Video Music Awards, where the 32-year old singer ran through a full album medley of her release from last December. Beyoncé looked as sharp as ever on stage, giving fans just a taste of what they could have seen from her at the "On the Run" tour alongside Jay Z. He, as well as their daughter, Blue Ivy, were also in attendance for the special moment that was capped off by Beyoncé winning the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award.

Both Young Jeezy and Joe Budden were arrested for separate incidents, Suge Knight was shot multiple times at a nightclub, while Eminem dropped news of a Shady Records compilation album later this year. Check out all that and more in What The Hell Just Happened In Music This Week?

Suge Knight was taken to the hospital after being shot multiple times at a nightclub.

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Eminem revealed plans to release a Shady Records compilation album in November.

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Beyoncé showed out at the 2014 VMAs with an incredible medley performance of her self-titled album.

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Prince dropped a new record and announced plans to release two albums this year.

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Young Jeezy was arrested for possession of an assault rifle.

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BET apologized for making fun of Beyoncé and Jay Z's daughter, Blue Ivy.

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Date: July 25 

Everyone is talking about the absolutely adorable images of Blue Ivy during the MTV Video Music Awards, but, as expected, the jokes rolled in soon after. In a segment on BET's 106 & Park titled "Top Six Things Blue Ivy Thought At The VMAs," guest host (and Chris Brown's on-again, off-again girlfriend) Karrueche Tran made a pretty mean-spirited joke about Blue's hair saying (in a joking tone): "I really did wake up like this...because my parents never comb my hair."

Following major backlash from the public, BET's President of Music Programming, Stephen Hill, apologized on Twitter for the remarks made about Blue Ivy on the program.  Karrueche also posted an in-depth apology on her Instagram:


Past two days have been extremely draining.. As I geared up for a big day for myself - hosting a live show.. I never expected things to turn out this way.. I apologize to any and everyone who felt offended in any way by the comments made by BET executed through me.. I would never disrespect anyone's child in any way and anyone who knows me knows that I LOVE Beyoncé. My comments have been in complete shambles.. yes I am human too and yes I do make mistakes.. But all this negativity and death wishes are quite a lot.. Definitely a lesson learned from here forth.. Again, on behalf of MYSELF, my sincerest apologies #BeyHive

Game took shots at G-Unit once again.

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Wiz Khalifa topped the charts with his new album Blacc Hollywood.

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Joe Budden, who was facing robbery charges for stealing a phone, turned himself into the NYPD.

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