T.I. was outraged by a video of a white man beating black woman in a parking lot in Dallas.

A Dallas man named Austin Shuffield is captured on video brutally beating a black woman up with a gun in his hands over a parking situation. He has since been arrested and charged. pic.twitter.com/ZodznUODy0

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So Tip called out a bunch of Dallas rappers for not doing anything about it, including Yella Beezy.

"How you can sit around talk about how certified you [are], how thorough you are especially if you are in Dallas?" Tip asked. "This sh*t is on your watch." "I don't want to hear no tough sh*t from [any of you.]"

Yella Beezy responded to T.I. on 93.7 The Beat, explaining he wasn't even in Dallas when it happened.

"I wasn't even in America," Beezy said. "I was in Cabo, so I'm not even knowing what's going on."

Beezy, who collaborated with T.I. on the "That's on Me" remix," added that he would have appreciated a heads up from Tip before he went off on Live.

"I don't want to say the wrong thing....he could have called me. I get where he was coming from, it's just his delivery was wrong. But I'm gonna call him."

Shuffield is currently out on bail. The victim's lawyer says the 30-year old bartender used racial slurs during the attack.

What do you think T.I. would have done if the incident took place in Atlanta?

Beezy speaks on the situation at the ten-minute mark.