Teairra Mari Blasts Yung Berg?

R&B singer Teairra Mari is fightin' mad at rapper Yung Berg. The rapper has previously made comments about Mari's personal life and now she's telling Yuong Jack Thriller exactly why she doesn't like the Chicago rhymer.

"You know what? I'll get his a** jumped again," Mari said. "I don't like Yung Berg. I'm sorry. [Why?] Because I did an interview with [New York radio station Power 105.1's] 'The Breakfast Club' and they told me, like, all this stuff Yung Berg was saying about me, like, putting my business out, saying -- who I dated and who I was in a serious relationship with and I just feel like he violated my privacy. And if he ever goes back to Detroit, they will jump him again. ... I've never even looked at him as an attractive person. I don't even like light skinned guys." .

Yung Berg Teaching High School

Yung Berg will be a guest-teacher today (March 28) for students at Felix Varela Senior High School in Miami, Florida. The Chicago native will be handling a class on democracy to help promote MTV's Rock the Vote.

Berg becomes the latest in a long line of rappers that have helped raise awareness with Rock the Vote, including--most famously--Diddy back in 2004.

Berg has been involved in several high-profile altercations with hip hop artists and other antagonists in the past, but the rapper has recently returned with a more mature outlook and it is reflected in several of his latest projects, including this Rock the Vote appearance and his upcoming video series, The Road to Humble Greatness.

Yung Berg Done Flashing

Rapper Yung Berg has been involved in numerous jewelry-related incidents over the course of his young career. But the Chicago native has decided to change his image in the hopes of bypassing any future chain-snatching. Berg says he's done with big jewelry. The rapper recently told VIBE he was ready to let go of hip hop's most gaudy fashion statement.

"On some real sh*t, back in the day when I was buying those big a** chains and sh*t, I felt like that was a part of me being Yung Berg," he admits. "But me growing up and being Christian, being Mr. Ward, and who I really I am, I toned down. I'm not going to be with the big gaudy chains because people would look and they would say 'Well, this n*gga still ain't learn his lesson.' I learned my lesson. I'm going to have jewelry but it's going to be more upscale and common. It's not going to be catching just the nigga eye."