Ja Rule announced back in July of 2014 that he would be leaving the game with one last album. Since then, he has changed the title from “Genius Loves Company” to “COUP DE GRÂCE.”
Did 50 Cent Go Too Far When He Made Comments About Irv Gotti’s Father?
It is evident that 50 Cent has absolutely no chill, but it looks like Curtis might have went to far after making comments about Irv Gotti’s elderly father. Check out what he said after the jump.
(Video) Ja Rule Details His Top Diss Tracks Of All Time
In a recent interview with VladTV, Ja Rule broke down his favorite diss records of all time. He quickly rattled off some of hip-hops most well respected diss tracks like, Boogie Down Productions’ “The Bridge is Over,” Nas’ “Ether,” Tupac’s “Hit Em Up,” Biggie’s “Who Shot Ya” — and Jay Z’s “Takeover.” However the conversation got a little more interesting when Ja Rule named Drake’s “Back to Back” his “sixth man off the bench.” Check out what he had to say below.
(Video) For White People In Hip-Hop The N-Word Will Be Used, Says Ja Rule
As we exit the year 2015, race continues to be one of the most discussed topics; aside from White police officers killing Black teens, White rappers using the n-word was talked about also. Ja Rule sat down for a VladTV session when he was asked about using the n-word around his children, and the new trend of White rappers who do not hold their tongue in a verse. ““It’s hip-hop, man,” Ja Rule said. “The kids listen to hip-hop. They use the n-word. Point blank, period. There’s no way around it,” Ja says. “I’m at a concert the other day. Nothing but white kids at the concert. Metro Boomin is deejaying and shit, right? What does he throw on? ‘All day, n***a.’ And he’s fading the ‘n***a’ part. And those white kids are singing that ‘n***a’ word like a motherfucker.” With the music making the use of the word a norm, what is an artist to do; censor the lyrics depending on the look of the crowd?
(Video) Ja Rule Reads ‘How The Grinch Stole Christmas’
Just in time for Christmas, Ja Rule sits down for story time as an early X-mas present. The “New York” rapper decided to pop up and read us “How The Grinch Stole Christmas” for the whole family just in time for the holidays. He is always so random, but you just gotta love it! Get into the holiday spirit with Ja Rule below!
(Video) Ja Rule & Irv Gotti Are Working On “Murda Inc” Drama Series
Ja Rule spills the tea and says there will be a Drama Series coming soon inspired by the infamous Murda Inc. Competing with shows like Empire & Power, this show is said to portray and feature Ashanti, Irv & the rest of Murda Inc. They will reunite to tell their story in a new show up that Ja Rule says will be by airing sometime next year on Showtime.
