Entertainment Music Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and Three 6 Mafia Get Into Physical Fight During Verzuz: 'Mistakes Made' Bizzy Bone called Three 6 Mafia "devil worshippers" before the event, but later apologized both on stage and in a lengthy Instagram post By Tomás Mier Published on December 3, 2021 01:50PM EST Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and Three 6 Mafia. Photo: Jerritt Clark/Getty Things got heated at Thursday's Verzuz. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and Three 6 Mafia appeared for a live Verzuz battle at the Hollywood Palladium — and the musical battle turned into a physical one. After Bone Thugs-N-Harmony finished performing one of their songs following a few rounds, Bizzy Bone called out Three 6 Mafia for "mocking" him during their performance. "Before we even get started, you ugly motherf—ers ain't fit to be mocking me while I'm on the motherf—ing stage. Like straight the f— up," Bizzy said, before members of Three 6 Mafia responded with some profanity. Peloton Announces Partnership with Verzuz: 'Music Is the Key to the Soul,' Says Timbaland Bizzy then threw his microphone as members on both sides started throwing punches and bottles. They also exchanged some unkind words. After the fight, the livestream paused as a screen that read "Due to technical difficulties this event will return momentarily" appeared onscreen, according to Complex. Both groups later returned to the stage, but Bizzy didn't come back right away. Timbaland Says Drake Wants to See Justin Timberlake and Usher Face Off in a Verzuz Battle Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and Three 6 Mafia. Johnny Nunez/WireImage Once he did come back on stage, Bizzy apologized for inciting the confrontation. "I want to apologize to everybody the f— out there, on both sides. I'm not trying to f— this s— up," he said. "Pardon me. Let's keep the party motherf—ing going." Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and Three 6 Mafia. Jerritt Clark/Getty Bizzy — who called the Three 6 Mafia "devil worshippers" on Instagram before the event — then apologized again on social media, adding that he would "be the bigger person," before tagging Three 6 Mafia's members. "But when u a man you understand there is a time to be the bigger person. Mistakes will be made. This is Hip Hop , if we was posed to be perfect then we wouldn't even be here," he wrote, before adding, "When I got back on stage I meant what I said. I really hope you guys understand my passion for music and my seriousness about GOD. I really believe in what I say." He continued, "I came back because I know a lot of people depended on me. It was not scripted but it ended perfect. A toast to Hip Hop. S— gets a lil crazy sometimes."