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Chief Keef’s 4CG Crew Allegedly Jumps Lil Bibby’s Brother G-Money at Summer Smash After He Punched NLMB Maneski

storyteller, June 21, 2026June 21, 2026

Things got real at Summer Smash in Chicago when Lil Bibby’s brother No Limit G-Money punched G Herbo affiliate NLMB Maneski. Chief Keef’s 4CG crew reportedly jumped him on the spot.

Lyrical Lemonade Summer Smash 2026 was packed with energy as Chief Keef performed for his hometown crowd in Chicago. What started as a normal night at one of the biggest hip-hop festivals quickly turned into chaos when fists started flying. According to multiple videos and eyewitness reports circulating online, No Limit G-Money allegedly threw the first punches at NLMB Maneski. Within seconds, members of Chief Keef’s 4CG crew rushed in and allegedly jumped G-Money, taking the fight to the ground.

Police reportedly had to step in to break up the altercation. The incident has since gone viral across social media platforms including WorldStarHipHop, Instagram, and YouTube. Fans are now heavily debating what really happened and why it escalated so quickly during such a high-profile event.

This moment has once again highlighted the deep crew loyalties and ongoing tensions that still exist within Chicago’s drill scene. Even at major festivals like Summer Smash, old beefs and personal issues can boil over in seconds. Chief Keef and G Herbo both have strong roots in Chicago rap, while Lil Bibby’s brothers have long carried a reputation for being quick to react.

The video footage has sparked thousands of comments, with people taking sides and sharing their opinions on who was right or wrong. Some believe G-Money started the problem, while others feel the response from 4CG went too far. Either way, the clip has become one of the most talked-about moments from this year’s festival.

This story is based on alleged reports and videos currently spreading online. No official statements have been released by any of the artists involved. We do not support or promote violence in any form.

What do you think really happened at Summer Smash? Was it just heat-of-the-moment festival drama, or does this point to bigger issues in Chicago rap? Drop your thoughts in the comments below and let us know who you think was wrong. Tag your friends and share this if you’re shocked by what went down.

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