Famous Feuds
This pop star’s feud with Katy Perry allegedly started over stolen backup dancers and inspired the song Bad Blood.
Taylor Swift
This pop star was caught lip-syncing on Saturday Night Live in 2004 when the wrong vocal track played, leading her to do an awkward dance before walking offstage.
Ashlee Simpson
This artist won Album of the Year for Cowboy Carter, becoming the first Black woman to receive this honor since Lauryn Hill in 1999.
Beyonce
Known for her powerful storytelling and emotional depth, this country legend wrote and performed hits like Jolene and 9 to 5.
Dolly Parton
This synth-heavy band released Take On Me in 1985, which became an iconic hit thanks to its groundbreaking music video.
Who is A-Ha
The Gallagher brothers of this British band famously clashed so much that one stormed off before a 2009 gig, breaking up the band for good.
Oasis
This Like a Virgin singer took a tumble at the 2015 BRIT Awards when her cape failed to detach properly.
Madonna
This rapper swept all five of his nominations, including Record of the Year and Song of the Year for "Not Like Us."
Kendrick Lamar
This "Respect" singer is hailed as the Queen of Soul and is known for her powerful voice and groundbreaking work in both gospel and R&B.
Aretha Franklin
Known for their haunting melodies, this British band released Every Breath You Take in 1983, which became a chart-topping hit.
The Police
This long-simmering feud between two rappers escalated in 2024 with diss tracks like grammy winning Not Like Us
Kendrick Lamar & Drake
This singer, known for We Belong Together, had a disastrous New Year’s Eve performance in 2016 when her backing track failed, leaving her awkwardly walking around the stage.
Mariah Carey
This artist won Best New Artist, marking a significant milestone in her career.
Chappell Roan
This influential rock singer, who led the band Hole, was a prominent voice in the '90s grunge scene, known for her raw, confessional lyrics.
Courtney Love
This legendary British band, led by Robert Smith, became the pioneers of gothic rock with their 1989 album Disintegration.
The Cure
This British rock band had an internal feud when David Gilmour and Roger Waters clashed over creative control, leading to a messy split in the 1980s.
Pink Floyd
This rapper infamously stormed the stage at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards, interrupting Taylor Swift’s acceptance speech.
Kanye West
This artist won Best Rap Album for Alligator Bites Never Heal, becoming the third woman to win this award
Doechii
This "Rolling in the Deep" singer is known for her soul-stirring ballads and for winning 15 Grammy Awards by 2021.
Adele
This 1984 song by Prince became a global anthem, known for its funky beat and energetic vibe, and was also the title track for his film.
Purple Rain
This legendary country singer feuded with Toby Keith, calling him “the most ignorant person in country music,” and even wrote a diss song titled Goodbye Earl.
Who is Natalie Maines (of The Chicks)?
In 2015, this Foo Fighters frontman fell off the stage during a concert in Sweden, broke his leg, and still finished the show after getting medical attention.
Dave Grohl
This rapper and his wife sparked controversy at the 2025 Grammy Awards with a red carpet stunt involving her revealing outfit, leading to widespread media attention.
Kanye West & Bianca Censori (free her)
This legendary singer's genre-defying career spanned over six decades, influencing everything from jazz and rock to punk and pop. Her albums Blue and Court and Spark are still revered today.
Joni Mitchell
This 1980s band’s album Sports, released in 1983, produced hits like The Power of Love and Heart and Soul, making them a major force in pop rock
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