YG has his eye on your girl on “They Luv Me,” his new collaboration with Ray J geared toward the ladies. The Compton rapper sizes up the baddest chicks, while Ray J comes through the club on a mission. “See when I step through the door, the club already know/ All women coming out their clothes,” he sings. Fellas, cuff your chick.

Ray J and Fabolous have each shared their accounts of what happened in Las Vegas over the weekend. Now TMZ has obtained footage from the fight that occurred backstage at Fab’s concert at the Palms. In the iPhone-filmed clip, 50 is seen standing against the wall before Ray J confronts Fab. There is a scuffle and exchange of words, but it’s difficult to make out exactly what happened.

Before the footage leaked, 50 checked in with Funkmaster Flex on Hot 97, offering his take on their showdown. He claims Ray J tapped Fabolous on the shoulders and swung at him, but Fab wasn’t hurt. “There was a swing, but it didn’t land on nothing, so you can’t call it a punch,” he said.

“Fab is looking at him like he’s crazy,” added 50, whose new album is due in November. “He said, ‘Whoa. Have you lost your mind right now?’”

The G-Unit mogul corroborated with what Fabolous said earlier, hinting that Ray J may have been on something. “I think [Ray J] had a little bit of juice in him.”

50 stepped in to break it up before things escalated further. “I pushed Fab and his brother Paul to the side. It wasn’t really a good look.”

Footage of their Vegas brawl can be seen below.

You’ve heard Ray J’s side of the story, now hear what Fabolous had to say when he called in to DJ Clue’s Power 105.1 radio show this afternoon. A calm Fab laughed off the “One Wish” singer’s claims that he was assaulted in Las Vegas over the weekend (“Ray J is not swinging”). Among the highlights…

• He took Ray J’s fiery interview with “The Breakfast Club” in good fun, but asserted that there were no punches thrown. “It was a good, funny story, cool story, good joke, could be a movie one day, but at the end of the day, there’s no way that Ray J is getting off on me. No way, never ever happened—ever.”
• He hinted that Ray J may have been on drugs at the time. “You need to clean yourself up, get yourself right,” advised Fab, who said his shades were the only thing lost in the scuffle. “At the end of the day, I’m grown.”
• When Clue asked if the beef could be squashed, he responded, “There’s nothing to squash,” adding, “We could progress in our own ways. I could go my way, he could go his way. He could continue playing the piano at Floyd [Mayweather's] crib if he wants and I’ll continue to do what I do.”

Moments after squaring off with Ray J backstage at his show in Las Vegas, Fabolous took the stage to perform at the Pearl Theater at the Palms on Sunday night. Their fight erupted over a tweet where Fabolous joked about Ray J’s performance of “One Wish” at Floyd Mayweather’s house.

Ray J claimed that he was unscathed in the brawl and that Fab was the one who got punched. Photos from the concert don’t appear to show any visible bruising, but you be the judge.

“When I seen him, I was with Floyd and 50 and he tried to say don’t touch me and I touched that ni**a,” Ray J told Power 105.1’s “The Breakfast Club.” “I swear to God he runnin’ from me right now. I had a hundred fools outside of Moon [nightclub]. He never left the club. He was scared up in there. He tried to call the police.”

The Mayweather vs. Ortiz boxing match wasn’t the only fight going down in Las Vegas over the weekend. Ray J and Fabolous allegedly got into a scuffle that landed Ray J in handcuffs. The R&B crooner ripped into Fab while explaining his side of the story.

It all began when HBO aired a clip of Ray J performing his hit “One Wish” at a party thrown by Floyd Mayweather. Upon watching it on television, Fabolous tweeted, “Nah but Floyd saying we havin a concert in my living room & the camera cuts to Ray J singing ‘One Wish’ on the piano had me in tears!!”

The tweet was enough to send Ray J over the top. When he saw Fab in Vegas over the weekend, he confronted him at Diddy’s post-fight dinner. Following their exchange of words, they ran into each other again at the Palms Casino, where Fab was scheduled to perform.

A heated Ray J called into Power 105.1’s “The Breakfast Club” on Monday morning to berate the Brooklyn rapper, calling him and his crew “punk faggots.”

“When you want to disrespect me and the Money Team, and we got seven Rolls-Royces outside and we just made 350 racks on the [fight]… Don’t disrespect me. I’ma smack you up again fool,” he taunted.

Ray J, who was kicked out of his hotel and detained by police following the incident, denies that he was hurt, but claims Fabolous backed down after being threatened. “When I seen him, I was with Floyd and 50 and he tried to say don’t touch me and I touched that ni**a,” he said. “I swear to God he runnin’ from me right now. I had a hundred fools outside of Moon [nightclub]. He never left the club. He was scared up in there. He tried to call the police.”

He alleges that Fab suffered an injury as a result of their altercation. “All I’m sayin’ is if you got Fab’s number, tell that ni**a to send a picture of his face right now.”

During the fiery interview, he demanded an on-air apology from Fabolous and said that DJ Clue is the only one who can settle the beef. Listen to him go off in the uncensored audio.

Ray J goes “Bananaz” on his sex-oozing collaboration with Rico Love. The ladies’ man describes every detail of his sexy encounter over the percolating beat, while a high-pitched voice boasts that “the sex is bananaz.” Rico adds a verse, falling for a girl who makes his “toes curl up like them shoes that the elves wear.” Hot damn.

Ray J f/ Rico Love – “Bananaz”

Ray J’s family and friends gathered in Las Vegas to celebrate his 30th birthday on Saturday night (Jan. 15). The ladies’ man popped bottles at PURE Nightclub at Caesars Palace with his girlfriend Brittany Pena, Snoop Dogg, Floyd Mayweather Jr., and his freshly-inked sister, rocking a music-inspired foot tattoo. “WARNING: Never get a tattoo on your foot!! This ish HURTS!!!” tweeted Brandy, who serenaded her lil’ bro with “Happy Birthday.”

Ray J goes international in the Chris Strikes-directed video for “Celebration,” the Ludacris-assisted cut off the R&B singer’s upcoming album Raydiation 2. Using footage shot while on tour in Japan, the Norwood family’s youngest member performs to packed crowds and walks through the colorful streets, partying it up with scantily-clad girls on his tour bus. Looks like Ray J knows how to celebrate in style.

Fresh off the Season 2 premiere of VH1’s “Brandy & Ray J: A Family Business,” Ray J unleashes the video for “Last Wish,” the first single from his 2011 album Raydiation 2. The TAJ-directed clip sees the younger Norwood perched at the piano as he reflects on his tattered relationship with a girlfriend, reminiscing on everything from steamy love sessions to fights. But the couple’s demise isn’t what you’d think—watch the video below to see his girl’s final undoing.

The Norwood family is at it again. Ahead of its Sunday premiere date, VH1 has posted the first full episode of the second season of their reality show “Brandy & Ray J: A Family Business,” airing December 5 at 11 p.m.

On this season of the show, the siblings are hard at work on their solo albums without the help of their mother Sonja. The cameras follow Brandy as she puts in work on her sixth album, competes on “Dancing with the Stars,” and gets back on the dating scene, while Ray J balances a new relationship and recording his LP with guest appearances from Ludacris and Rodney “Darkchild” Jerkins.

Watch the first episode of the second season below and see what sort of drama is in store for the Norwoods.