Ja Rule VS 50 Cent
According to 50 Cent, beef started with Ja Rule and Murder Inc when Ja Rule was robbed by a neighborhood acquaintance of 50 Cent's. But Ja Rule says, "beef began when me and the crew were shooting a video and 50 showed up and expected us to show him respect, we did not, and he didn't like that ,so he began to dis."
October 31 2003 - D.Jones - Rapsource
Ja Rule and 50 Cent have made moves to patch up their long-running beef, by agreeing to meet separately with Nation of Islam leader Minister Louis Farrakhan.
Ja Rule, met with Farrakhan on the Nation of Islam�s farm on Oct. 23 for a TV interview which sources hope will patch up his differences with 50 Cent.
Farrakhan is said to have also spoken to 50 Cent on the same day, and will meet with him one-on-one in the coming weeks. Farrakhan will also meet with Ja Rule�s label boss Irv Gotti and Chris Lighty, who manages 50 Cent.
This is politics and is just a diversion.
Americas famous DJ Clue has released a new mixtape "Streets Are Buzzing" features a blazin collabo between Joe Budden and Stack Bundles featuring A-Team. A-Team stands out and rides the "Bang Out" track while Budden delivers a subliminal diss to 50 Cent:
Lyrics.....
"...Rearrange genes and features; Pump diesel / I aint talkin bout jeans and sneakers; Think about it (Uhh) / See you rap dudes wanna hassle me? Well / might have to treat this barrel like a Sprewell; You jump; I box out / what good is your bulletproof truck when you gotta hop out? [ni99a]"
50 dissed Budden recently in XXL's "Step Your Rap Game Up" (August 2003) column over this line from Focus "We pump diesel, I ain't talking 'bout jeans or sneakers..."
Romours have said that 50's ego may be getting himself in trouble on tour with Jay-Z. At the tour 50 told the crowd, "The longer I'm onstage, the less you'll see of Jay-Z. I could play another hour -- tell them to kick me off the tour. Then no one will come out to see it." Cent's ego may be getting himself in trouble on tour with Jay-Z. At the tour 50 told the crowd, "The longer I'm onstage, the less you'll see of Jay-Z. I could play another hour -- tell them to kick me off the tour. Then no one will come out to see it."
The Ja Rule-50 Cent war has reached a global status, most recently showing up in South Africa.
50 apparently doesn't even have to be on the same continent as Ja Rule for Ja's to just switch. After Ja's set at a concert in Durban, South Africa, on Sunday, Sakhile Xulu, better known as DJ Staxx, began his set by spinning 50's "21 Questions." Only a few minutes passed before Staxx's plug was pulled.
The surprise silence was disturbed by a voice on the PA system telling Staxx that he was not allowed to play the song. And when he asked the 22nd question, "Why?" he became the target of curse word, and was told if he played a 50 record he could get his neck broke just like the record did..
