Clipse’s Malice Accused Of Stealing Glizzy From Chicago Restaurant

A Chicago restaurant owner claims Clipse rapper Malice walked out with a Polish sausage after a concert.

Malice, AHH’s emcee of the year, is suddenly at the center of an unexpected late night controversy after a Chicago restaurant owner accused the Clipse rapper of walking out with a Polish sausage without paying. Yes, you read that correctly. The man known for delivering thoughtful bars about faith and redemption is now facing accusations over what might be Hip-Hop’s most unusual food related dispute of the year.

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According to the owner of the legendary Wiener’s Circle in Chicago, the alleged incident happened after Clipse performed in the city. The owner claims Malice arrived with security and a cameraman before allegedly grabbing a Polish sausage and leaving the restaurant without paying. The restaurant also says surveillance footage exists and plans to release it.

If that video surfaces, it will almost certainly settle the debate one way or another. Until then, fans are left with speculation.

For those unfamiliar, Wiener’s Circle is no ordinary hot dog stand. The Chicago institution has built a national reputation for its unapologetically sarcastic staff, colorful exchanges with customers and viral moments. That reputation has some fans wondering whether this is another chapter in the restaurant’s legendary antics or something more serious. This is a GLIZZY we are talking about!

Malice, who reunited with his brother Pusha T for Clipse’s recent return, has spent the last several years cultivating an image centered on spirituality, personal growth and accountability. We know this dude! He’s a religious man that has since come back to Satan aka the music game. That is one reason the allegation has surprised many people online.

At the time of this writing, Malice has not addressed the restaurant’s claim.

Still, if the footage does emerge, expect social media to have a field day. IWe’ve seen beef over songs, jewelry and business deals. A Polish Glizzy might be a first.

Stand by.

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