Yesterday's price is not today's price... for Ja Rule and Ashanti.
Truth be told, we all wanted that 50 Cent Verzuz Ja Rule to happen
Ja Rule took to Twitter to blast Robinhood for shutting down individual investors from buying up GameStop and other stocks, and he elaborated on his position via a new interview.
Though 50 Cent has more street cred in the rap game than Ja ever did (no shots), Rule did have more chart climbing hits over the years than 50 did in his career. Just sayin.'
ESPN's Twitter account shared a video of a 2019 Milwaukee Bucks halftime show where the veteran rapper's microphone was apparently dead thus no reaction from the crowd.
While Ja Rule has shown that he is not scared to go back to back with 50 Cent a sonic showdown between the two is unlikely. He is now withdrawing his request.
Yesterday (April 13), Ja Rule had Rap Twitter in a tizzy after he revealed he was down to go song for song with 50 Cent in a Verzuz battle. His Queens nemesis responded in the most 50 Cent way possible, with a couple memes.
Ja Rule stays with a side hustle, that plenty of times gets him roasted on these Internets. The latest from the Queens rapper was his endorsement of a tax preparation service that inspired legions of slander.
The beef between 50 Cent and Ja Rule endures even to this day, and it appears that there is no end in sight to the feud. After Fif’s last salvo, Ja fired back with several jabs of his own via social media, including calling his rival an “Ol Ho Ass N*gga.”
Between all the poorly executed skits and Madonna going on and on about herself when honestly no one asked, the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards were a lot to take in. There were suspect red carpet looks, Cardi B may have shaded Nicki Minaj, and we all know Ms. Minaj let her Twitter fingers fly […]
In the midst of the epic feud between Drake and Pusha T, Ja Rule decided to remind everyone why he’s one with the struggle. After calling his “Loose Change” diss track against 50 Cent the “most disrespectful of all time,” Fif clapped back as you only he can.
It’s 2018, and 50 Cent and Ja Rule are still beefing. Ja Rule took to Twitter to respond to Fif’s latest jab (that he would put Rule to sleep on sight), but it’s the Internets’ reaction to their neverending struggle that is truly entertaining.