Hip-Hop Rumors: AUDIO - Gunplay Calls 50 Cent A "Donkey" And Reveals Fight Details

More details are emerging about the Gunplay-jumping in the parking lot during the 2012 BET Hip-Hop Awards over the weekend. The MMG artist called into the Power 105.1 Breakfast Club morning show and revealed details about his altercation with 50 Cent and his posse of “donkeys.”

According to Gunplay, 50 Cent and eight men jumped him and stole his chain before the police got involved and pepper sprayed him. You can check out the footage from the fight here.

Check out what Gunplay told the morning show below:

First of all, I’m not going to say the donkey’s name [referring to 50] because I’m not going to ruin a career already ruined. We are gonna call him donkey because he’s the donkey of the day. The donkey walks over with 8 other donkeys. I was about to go catch my ride and police told me I couldn’t leave the trailers. I turn around and see the donkey with 8 more donkeys and it was either me jump the barriers and run, or stand, pull up my pants and knuckle it out with the donkeys. So he walks up to me with about 8 donkeys, he nods to one of the donkeys to set it off and we rumbled. I stood up in the paint like a real G is suppose to with five bodyguards that is trained to kill a human with one finger.

I kinda lost my footing and I got back up. It was rumbling, rumbling and then the pepper spray came.

When asked if it was 50 Cent’s G-Unit crew (i.e. Tony Yayo and company) that was involved in the fight, he cleared that up and said it was just a bunch of security.

“That man had security with him. I was by myself like I usually am. The police wouldn’t let me out of the trailer park little area [because of the incident with Jeezy and Rick Ross]. I ended up in handcuffs.

Listen, ain’t nobody touching MMG man. Ain’t nobody touching me. My face is fine. N-ccas is donkeys and as you can see, the last wildebeest in the pack of buffalo, I latched on to him and let him know. If this had happened in Miami, everyone would have been laid out.