It's funny, you go on any Ja Rule/Murder Inc related video, and the comments are full of g unit groupies 😂 They gotta grow up, 30-50 year old men acting like 12 year old girls.

Whenever interviewers bring up 50 to ja ja end up saying something slick about 50 I noticed

Ja could ignore 50 but he can't help himself

"Ja a real ninja. I've always liked him more that 50, though fiftymy soldier too. 50 did him pretty bad with the disses, take some people a while to get pass that. 50 a real ninja, he just liked to freak with people in his younger years. But yeah,some people just gotta mature. This finna be a memorable great album, like Has first couple if albums,Java hip hop goat,he be talking that stuff. I've loved Ja Rule since a kid,but 50 a better lyricist. "

So funny that YOU TGE ONE bringing up 50 when noone mentioned him 😂 this clearly shows 50 won

Over DMX?

@@mathewmcfool dmx has absolutely nothing to do with this statement

@@cashewzmusic7949 im asking you would you pick Ja Rule over DMX? no need to get chippy 🙄 damn

@@mathewmcfool i like them the same because of the era I grew up in ..these were def jam 3rd quarter acts that I was always waiting for …prime DMX and ja were unstoppable gritty and relentless hit makers they both had strengths and weaknesses it all comes down to what I’m feeling like that day dmx 1st 3 albums are CLASSICS meanwhile ja was making literally some of the most catchy songs I have ever heard in my life rule 3:36 is probably the 1st album I paid for and then there was X the 2nd and is still my go to dmx album because of the memory and youth tied to both artist I can’t choose .. BUT if you’re talking LYRICALLY, DELIVERY, all around artist I’m choosing X up until a point because of those 1st 3 albums but 3:36 R.u.l.e and the mirror album are 🔥pain is love 🔥 sorry for the rant man I can’t say which is better because the more I think the harder it is to pick .. they’re in my core memories both

@@cashewzmusic7949 You're triggering memories. Ja had the ladies, X had the streets, both had the club on smash, but Ja owned radio and for that matter music video charts like 106 n Park. Good times, great music, but I gotta go with DMX, that "Slippin" song hit Pac levels, like "Keep Ya Head Up" Pac.

Literally had to Google 50 cent and Ja rules age because Ja Rule looks a lot better and they’re the same age

@darray. True, I wonder what is his anti aging regimen

​@@ericquinones1754He Black and takes care of himself.

@@Guyana227 Your smart 😆 🤣 😂 😹

U on point with this... & drakes a better rapper

Ayo this is a take I've never heard before and yet can 100% get behind

Rule is definetly one of the greatest song writers ever. His album the mirror proved that even yrs after dropping an album and not having the same hype behind him he was still capable of dropping high quality material

​@@purposeandgoals1189I agree

True but I don't know if Drake writes his own material

Interesting collab, never thought of that one.

I wanna see Ja Rule and Rick Ross.

good 👍

Drake offer to sign Dario and Chad Billyon

​@@dariogould3178THAT SOUND BETTER THAN A HAPPY MEAL AT MCDONALD'S. TRUN THE MUSIC UP!!!!!!!😎🔈🔉🔊🍟🍔🍔🍟🥤🥤

I hope he's actually gonna release it, because I remember when he said he was gonna drop the the "Renaissance Project" then "Coup de Grace" but never did

@@KripThaDon 🤔

His new one “mama” is 🔥🔥.

Wrong. Kendrick kept it strictly about rap until Drake got in his feelings as usual and made it personal.

@@TrentonJohnsonJr-ip9zh The minute Kenny started saying things like "How many more Black features 'til you finally feel that you're Black enough?", he took it too far. It's racist and exclusionary. These are white supremacy tactics to break someone down - making someone feel like the "other".

Oh Lawd 🤣

Are you Ellie?

I used to try to sound like Ja Rule with deep voice when I would talk to girls as a teenager back in 2002 to 2005 🤣

For keeping it thorough borough, dunny-dun!!!!!

...They look like Balenciaga runners

Dior

Just bought the beat, never worked with him, same with Scott storch, just bought the Clap Back beat