Philadelphia native Lil Uzi Vert’s popularity has steadily risen over the course of the past year, as has the number of newsworthy run-ins he’s had with his fans. At Hard Summer Festival in August, Uzi Vert had to get inventive with his escape after being chased by a mob of his admirers, utilizing his fence-hopping skills for a swift getaway.

Action Bronson‘s wild man antics have already been documented at length, making him undoubtedly one of rap’s most rowdy characters. Last year, during a performance at Lovebox in London, the wrestling fanatic showed off his pugilistic skills by knocking out at fan who ran on tage and got a little too close for the Queens native’s liking.

Beef with Drake seems to do rappers no good and Joe Budden learned that the hard way this past summer. After Budden offered his two cents on Drake’s hunger as an MC and Views album, then lashed out with diss records upon taking issue with a few choice Drizzy lyrics on “4 PM in Calabasas,” the rapper was paid a visit by a few OVO loyalists. Not taking too kindly to their house call, the New Jersey rep proceeded to chase the fans down in his vehicle and give them a little dose of their own medicine.

The throne isn’t only to be watched, but protected, as Jay Z showed us with his reaction to this BeyHive fan who got too close to his queen, Beyonce. While his athleticism has been the subject of memes over the past few years, Hov wasted no time in getting physical with this stan.

If you’re a rapper, fans want to meet you and take pictures, but courtesy is the first policy when it comes to either of those requests. One fan learned that after getting a scolding from T.I. when he tried to snap a flick of the southern MC. Looks like someone didn’t take a close enough listen to Tip’s 2007 track, “Watch What You Say to Me,” or they may not have ended up in this embarrassing predicament.

Being a bully and a brawler are two of 50 Cent‘s specialties, so his attempt to hook off on an unruly fan shouldn’t surprise you in the least. So when a fight broke out around the rapper during a performance at a New York City club, Fif did what he did best, asserting himself and taking a swipe at a potential threat when things got thick.

Trina proclaimed herself as “The Baddest Bitch” during the early days of her career, and she continues to live up to the name, on and off record. Her battle of the sexes with Trick Daddy may be considered poetry in hip-hop circles, but her encounter with a male fan shows her bossy lyrics are true-to-life. Unfortunately, the Diamond Princess had to throw down and go toe to toe with him.

Travi$ Scott has slowly evolved into rap’s ultimate rager, with a penchant for out of control, high-octane performances. But the young Houston native’s rage manifested itself in the physical form when he squared up with a few concert goers in 2015.

Kevin Gates may have calmed down as of late, but in 2015, he made more than a few headlines for his violence and erratic behavior. One of the more notorious instances of his temper getting the best of him is this altercation with female fans during a show in Michigan last year.

Stitches may have caught a buzz with his 2015 cut, “Brick in Yo Face,” but the Floridian has made more waves for his various beefs with rival rappers. After coming up on the short end of a fight with The Game’s manager, Stitches did a little pummeling of his own, punching a fan in the face during a performance earlier this year.