Lil Wayne, Miami Heat Beef: Weezy Parties With Chicago Bulls After Game 1 Win

By Alex Galbraith, Mstars Reporter | May 13, 2013 12:39 PM EDT

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It's no secret that Lil Wayne and the Miami Heat don't quite like each other. Weezy went on an epic rant against the Heat at a Houston concert earlier this year and the bad blood between Wayne and the team never quite got settled. To make matters worse, Wayne was pictured taking the Chicago Bulls out on the town after their upset victory in Game 1 over the Heat at home.

TMZ has a pic of the Young Money rapper with Taj Gibson, Richard Hamilton, Nazr Mohammed and Vladimir Radmanovic. According to the gossip site, Wayne sent the players bottles of vodka to commend their 93-86 victory over the Heat at American Airlines Arena. (The Bulls are currently down in the series 2-1, with a crucial game at the United Center tonight).

The Miami Heat-Lil Wayne beef began after he was reportedly made to leave a Heat game.  After that, he went on a tirade against the team in Houston saying "When I say f-ck you say nba.. When I say f-ck you say the Miami Heat. You let them ni--as know I'm from the streets so this ain't no Twitter beefin or no online beef, just take it to the motherf--king streets, ni--a. F--k all them ni--as. F--k LeBron, f--k She-Wade, f--k Chris Bosh, f--k all them ni--as, man. And, and, and, I f--ked Chris Bosh wife."

This led to comments from Miami rap pioneer Uncle Luke, who called for the city's artists to stand up for Miami.

Trick Daddy apparently took the message to heart. He got into a fight with Lil Wayne at the King Of Diamonds strip club for appearing in Miami without his clearance.

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