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Ja Rule: “What did [beef] ever bring hip hop … that we’re like ‘Yo let’s keep doing this?’” From feuds with 50 Cent to Kendrick Lamar vs. Drake, Ja Rule explains how beef has hurt the rap industry more than it's helped.

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Wack100 says why did uncle murda involve himself in the ja rule bs 50 cent and Tony yayo beef it has nothing to do with you .

Wack100 says why did uncle murda involve himself in the ja rule bs 50 cent and Tony yayo beef it has nothing to do with you .

joebuddenclips/fanpage

62,430 views • 6 months ago

Ja Rule responds to the backlash he received after he said beef isn’t good for Hip Hop culture and uses himself, Drake, and Jay-Z as examples as he questions what rappers really lose after losing rap battles. (🎥 The McBride Rewind/Youtube)

Ja Rule responds to the backlash he received after he said beef isn’t good for Hip Hop culture and uses himself, Drake, and Jay-Z as examples as he questions what rappers really lose after losing rap battles. (🎥 The McBride Rewind/Youtube)

The Art Of Dialogue

30,339 views • 3 months ago

Ja Rule is asked what advice he would give Drake after the Kendrick Lamar beef. He responds that Drake doesn't need his advice—he's rich, he's got a big-ass plane—and that we need to talk about this AI artist taking over music via 7pm in Brooklyn

Ja Rule is asked what advice he would give Drake after the Kendrick Lamar beef. He responds that Drake doesn't need his advice—he's rich, he's got a big-ass plane—and that we need to talk about this AI artist taking over music via 7pm in Brooklyn

joebuddenclips/fanpage

379,316 views • 9 months ago

Wack100 says that Kendrick Lamar wouldn’t be as successful without Drake. He explains that Drake helped him build his career in the beginning and says Kendrick used his beef with Drake to draw more attention to his music and revive his career.

Wack100 says that Kendrick Lamar wouldn’t be as successful without Drake. He explains that Drake helped him build his career in the beginning and says Kendrick used his beef with Drake to draw more attention to his music and revive his career.

Akademiks TV

444,286 views • 1 year ago

Old Footage Surfaces Of Ja Rule Having A Swollen Eye Allegedly After 50 Cent Punched Him In Atlanta 👀 50 Cent and Ja Rule have run into each other 3 times and in two of those run ins they got into a fight with each other. On this video, it shows Ja Rule in Atlanta doing an interview with his eye swollen, for those that don't know 50 Cent and Ja Rule ran into each other in Atlanta outside of a hotel. The story goes that 50 Cent swung on him first and the fight was on, in this video 50 Cent explains the fight that went down as well.

Old Footage Surfaces Of Ja Rule Having A Swollen Eye Allegedly After 50 Cent Punched Him In Atlanta 👀 50 Cent and Ja Rule have run into each other 3 times and in two of those run ins they got into a fight with each other. On this video, it shows Ja Rule in Atlanta doing an interview with his eye swollen, for those that don't know 50 Cent and Ja Rule ran into each other in Atlanta outside of a hotel. The story goes that 50 Cent swung on him first and the fight was on, in this video 50 Cent explains the fight that went down as well.

Diverse Mentality

443,421 views • 6 months ago

Old Footage Surfaces Of Ja Rule Having A Swollen Eye Allegedly After 50 Cent Punched Him In Atlanta 👀 50 Cent and Ja Rule have run into each other 3 times and in two of those run ins they got into a fight with each other. On this video, it shows Ja Rule in Atlanta doing an interview with his eye swollen, for those that don't know 50 Cent and Ja Rule ran into each other in Atlanta outside of a hotel. The story goes that 50 Cent swung on him first and the fight was on, in this video 50 Cent explains the fight that went down as well.

Old Footage Surfaces Of Ja Rule Having A Swollen Eye Allegedly After 50 Cent Punched Him In Atlanta 👀 50 Cent and Ja Rule have run into each other 3 times and in two of those run ins they got into a fight with each other. On this video, it shows Ja Rule in Atlanta doing an interview with his eye swollen, for those that don't know 50 Cent and Ja Rule ran into each other in Atlanta outside of a hotel. The story goes that 50 Cent swung on him first and the fight was on, in this video 50 Cent explains the fight that went down as well.

hiphopisreal.com

47,337 views • 6 months ago

DJ Akademiks theorizes that the extended coverage of the Drake & Kendrick Lamar beef by hip-hop media outlets has negatively impacted the genre and led to stagnation: "During the Drake vs Kendrick beef, numbers went crazy, biggest money period of my career, I'm sure it was the same for other media outlets too. So media stayed stuck there that's why they keep milking it long after it ended." "Hip-hop runs on storytelling, not just sound. And when media keeps recycling one beef, it stops building new narratives, new stars, and new moments."

DJ Akademiks theorizes that the extended coverage of the Drake & Kendrick Lamar beef by hip-hop media outlets has negatively impacted the genre and led to stagnation: "During the Drake vs Kendrick beef, numbers went crazy, biggest money period of my career, I'm sure it was the same for other media outlets too. So media stayed stuck there that's why they keep milking it long after it ended." "Hip-hop runs on storytelling, not just sound. And when media keeps recycling one beef, it stops building new narratives, new stars, and new moments."

HotNewHipHop

98,358 views • 7 months ago

Ja Rule Addresses The Airplane Incident With Tony Yayo & Uncle Murda 👀 Ja Rule stopped by the TODAY show and got asked about his altercation with G-Unit's Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda. The whole problem stems from 50 Cent all the way back in 1999 and has continued since then with 50's crew inheriting the beef which is why Yayo and Murda got into the altercation in the first place. Ja Rule says it was all a misunderstanding and that he wasn't proud of the moment at all. (Video / TODAY)

Ja Rule Addresses The Airplane Incident With Tony Yayo & Uncle Murda 👀 Ja Rule stopped by the TODAY show and got asked about his altercation with G-Unit's Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda. The whole problem stems from 50 Cent all the way back in 1999 and has continued since then with 50's crew inheriting the beef which is why Yayo and Murda got into the altercation in the first place. Ja Rule says it was all a misunderstanding and that he wasn't proud of the moment at all. (Video / TODAY)

Diverse Mentality

120,928 views • 6 months ago

50 Cent Releases Footage Of Tony Yayo & Uncle Murda Running Into Ja Rule On The Airplane 👀😂 Uncle Murda first posted on his Instagram that he and Yayo ran into Ja Rule at the airplane but of course 50 Cent decided to drop the footage This isn't the first time G-Unit ran into Ja Rule, awhile ago back in November of 2013, 50 Cent revealed he ran into Ja Rule in the same airplane and decided to walk around the plane to make Ja Rule uncomfortable Of course no fighting happened because if you do that you will get a felony and be put on the No Fly Zone. Looks like G-Unit vs Murda Inc will be for life.

50 Cent Releases Footage Of Tony Yayo & Uncle Murda Running Into Ja Rule On The Airplane 👀😂 Uncle Murda first posted on his Instagram that he and Yayo ran into Ja Rule at the airplane but of course 50 Cent decided to drop the footage This isn't the first time G-Unit ran into Ja Rule, awhile ago back in November of 2013, 50 Cent revealed he ran into Ja Rule in the same airplane and decided to walk around the plane to make Ja Rule uncomfortable Of course no fighting happened because if you do that you will get a felony and be put on the No Fly Zone. Looks like G-Unit vs Murda Inc will be for life.

Diverse Mentality

55,500 views • 6 months ago

Ja Rule on *7PM in Brooklyn*: He gets asked how in the 2000s fans used to do the “pick a side” with him and 50 Cent, similar to how fans used to do it with Carmelo Anthony and LeBron James. Ja says he believes that he was the better rapper than 50 Cent and his music aged better

Ja Rule on 7PM in Brooklyn: He gets asked how in the 2000s fans used to do the “pick a side” with him and 50 Cent, similar to how fans used to do it with Carmelo Anthony and LeBron James. Ja says he believes that he was the better rapper than 50 Cent and his music aged better

joebuddenclips/fanpage

34,643 views • 9 months ago

🚨 Punch gives his thoughts on what Jay-Z recently said about rap battles says Hov had that same mindset even before the Kendrick Lamar vs Drake beef fully exploded according to Punch, Jay-Z’s mentality was always more about collaboration than competition via Joe Budden Podcast

🚨 Punch gives his thoughts on what Jay-Z recently said about rap battles says Hov had that same mindset even before the Kendrick Lamar vs Drake beef fully exploded according to Punch, Jay-Z’s mentality was always more about collaboration than competition via Joe Budden Podcast

CY Chels

482,061 views • 3 months ago

Kendrick Lamar is talking about how he a$$aulted women bigger than him yet you were all concerned about Drake that did nothing wrong Drake was right about him all along , Kendrick is the real sickness to hip hop I wonder what Whitney is going through 🥱

Kendrick Lamar is talking about how he a$$aulted women bigger than him yet you were all concerned about Drake that did nothing wrong Drake was right about him all along , Kendrick is the real sickness to hip hop I wonder what Whitney is going through 🥱

Deechairman

38,970 views • 4 months ago

🚨 Wiz Khalifa on the Drake vs Kendrick battle real talk on rap competition While appearing on Lil Dicky’s podcast, Wiz Khalifa gave his perspective on the Drake vs Kendrick Lamar battle and why moments like this are actually good for hip-hop. 🔥 Competition is healthy for rap Wiz says rap has always been competitive, but a lot of artists keep it behind the scenes now. “People be fake with each other… they compete secretly instead of out loud.” He respects artists who keep it real and bring that competitive energy to the forefront. 😅 Wiz admits he’s not built for rap beef When asked what he’d do if someone like Kendrick dissed him: •Wiz kept it honest that’s not his lane •He joked he’d probably just laugh it off •Says fans wouldn’t even expect him to go to war like that “I don’t got that character… I can just laugh and people gonna say I won.” 🧠 Drake vs Kendrick different strengths Wiz broke down why the battle works: •Kendrick Lamar → calculated, “in the lab” crafting bars •Drake → dominant mainstream artist with elite songwriting and cultural awareness He emphasized that Drake doesn’t always get enough credit as a pure rapper, even though his skill level is top-tier. “Drake is so good, people expect greatness… it’s like a curse.” 🏆 The “LeBron effect” Wiz compared Drake’s situation to LeBron James: •When you’re that great, people stop being impressed •Excellence becomes expected, not celebrated 💭 Final takeaway •Rap is naturally competitive it’s built on “I’m the best” energy •Not every artist needs to engage in beef to stay relevant •Understanding your lane is key and both Drake & Kendrick play theirs perfectly 📌 Bottom line: Wiz Khalifa isn’t here for rap beef, but he respects the art of competition — and believes moments like Drake vs Kendrick remind people what hip-hop is really about.

🚨 Wiz Khalifa on the Drake vs Kendrick battle real talk on rap competition While appearing on Lil Dicky’s podcast, Wiz Khalifa gave his perspective on the Drake vs Kendrick Lamar battle and why moments like this are actually good for hip-hop. 🔥 Competition is healthy for rap Wiz says rap has always been competitive, but a lot of artists keep it behind the scenes now. “People be fake with each other… they compete secretly instead of out loud.” He respects artists who keep it real and bring that competitive energy to the forefront. 😅 Wiz admits he’s not built for rap beef When asked what he’d do if someone like Kendrick dissed him: •Wiz kept it honest that’s not his lane •He joked he’d probably just laugh it off •Says fans wouldn’t even expect him to go to war like that “I don’t got that character… I can just laugh and people gonna say I won.” 🧠 Drake vs Kendrick different strengths Wiz broke down why the battle works: •Kendrick Lamar → calculated, “in the lab” crafting bars •Drake → dominant mainstream artist with elite songwriting and cultural awareness He emphasized that Drake doesn’t always get enough credit as a pure rapper, even though his skill level is top-tier. “Drake is so good, people expect greatness… it’s like a curse.” 🏆 The “LeBron effect” Wiz compared Drake’s situation to LeBron James: •When you’re that great, people stop being impressed •Excellence becomes expected, not celebrated 💭 Final takeaway •Rap is naturally competitive it’s built on “I’m the best” energy •Not every artist needs to engage in beef to stay relevant •Understanding your lane is key and both Drake & Kendrick play theirs perfectly 📌 Bottom line: Wiz Khalifa isn’t here for rap beef, but he respects the art of competition — and believes moments like Drake vs Kendrick remind people what hip-hop is really about.

Cousin Tino ™️

69,859 views • 4 months ago

Young Thug explains why he thinks rap is in a "weird space" following the Drake & Kendrick Lamar beef: "I feel like rap is in a weird space right now... Two of the biggest artists in the world clash, and a lot of f*cking ripple effect came out after that." "I feel like we gotta take it to the next level. We gotta level up. Like, AI. It's just so much. Everything in the world leveling up except hip-hop."

Young Thug explains why he thinks rap is in a "weird space" following the Drake & Kendrick Lamar beef: "I feel like rap is in a weird space right now... Two of the biggest artists in the world clash, and a lot of f*cking ripple effect came out after that." "I feel like we gotta take it to the next level. We gotta level up. Like, AI. It's just so much. Everything in the world leveling up except hip-hop."

HotNewHipHop

576,924 views • 8 months ago

Joe Budden on the rumor that Kendrick Lamar used bots during the Drake beef, Joe says he knew and he doesn't care "Yall didnt know that Kendrick used bots? you thought that this was just the first time miraculously that a Drake record ever had more dislikes than likes or you didnt know that was bots? bots to me was apart of how you win the war with Drake"

Joe Budden on the rumor that Kendrick Lamar used bots during the Drake beef, Joe says he knew and he doesn't care "Yall didnt know that Kendrick used bots? you thought that this was just the first time miraculously that a Drake record ever had more dislikes than likes or you didnt know that was bots? bots to me was apart of how you win the war with Drake"

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1,354,555 views • 2 years ago

Ebro addresses J. Cole's recent comments about people using the beef with Kendrick Lamar as an opportunity to tear down Drake: "I was critical about Drake before the beef... If we're keeping it a bean, the only person that supported my show and me is Kendrick Lamar. So like, if we talking about how we pay our bills, y'all ain't been up here supporting me. None of y'all. Kendrick has." (Via The Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show)

Ebro addresses J. Cole's recent comments about people using the beef with Kendrick Lamar as an opportunity to tear down Drake: "I was critical about Drake before the beef... If we're keeping it a bean, the only person that supported my show and me is Kendrick Lamar. So like, if we talking about how we pay our bills, y'all ain't been up here supporting me. None of y'all. Kendrick has." (Via The Ebro Laura Rosenberg Show)

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675,874 views • 4 months ago

Kendrick Lamar speaks on what his intent was behind his 2024 run and his beef with Drake "My intent from day one was to keep the nature of it as a sport...” “I think a lot of people was putting rap to the back, you didn't see that grit, you didn't see that bite anymore."

Kendrick Lamar speaks on what his intent was behind his 2024 run and his beef with Drake "My intent from day one was to keep the nature of it as a sport...” “I think a lot of people was putting rap to the back, you didn't see that grit, you didn't see that bite anymore."

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9,757,610 views • 1 year ago

I’m with JasonMartin , if Kendrick Lamar would have got incinerated like Drizzy , the last 2 years would have been completely different. When has Hip-Hop ever gave a LOSER LIKE Drizzy this much attention? His homosexual behavior and his homosexual fans keep this going. DRAKE IS DONE!🦉🪓

I’m with JasonMartin , if Kendrick Lamar would have got incinerated like Drizzy , the last 2 years would have been completely different. When has Hip-Hop ever gave a LOSER LIKE Drizzy this much attention? His homosexual behavior and his homosexual fans keep this going. DRAKE IS DONE!🦉🪓

CrumbleBastard

82,251 views • 5 months ago