Irv Gotti and Ja Rule on The Breakfast Club
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Great interview
Digital Dre
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Great Interview Power 105 is the best at interviews
Rapmastermind
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Good interview. Takes me back to my High School and College Years. The whole 50 Cent sh!t is exactly what's wrong with fans today. Very fickle. Back in the day fanbases were more loyal than they are today. 50's Krama is in full effect though. He can't make a hit song to save his life right now. Ja seems like he's a good place. Irv is still wild and crazy. LOL @ Charlemange getting cornered on not liking Drake.
It seems he lost the Breakfast club some promo and press since Drake would never do an interview on there. But the show is really good and they've built a nice brand. This interview and the Fat Joe interview was very informative. but LOL @ Murda Inc with Jay, X and Ja. I remember everyone was mad hype about that in the late 90's cause everyone was callabo'in with each other. Honestly I think the album would of sold Double or Triple Platinum and would of been a hit compilation for sure.
It seems he lost the Breakfast club some promo and press since Drake would never do an interview on there. But the show is really good and they've built a nice brand. This interview and the Fat Joe interview was very informative. but LOL @ Murda Inc with Jay, X and Ja. I remember everyone was mad hype about that in the late 90's cause everyone was callabo'in with each other. Honestly I think the album would of sold Double or Triple Platinum and would of been a hit compilation for sure.
threattonature
Veteran
I was just coming in to say that. Somehow they get people to open up and actually discuss shyt. And they'll call people out on bullshyt answers.
threattonature
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The tracks they did together were sick. It's Murda and Instagram still get play to this day. I was hype as hell for it.Good interview. Takes me back to my High School and College Years. The whole 50 Cent sh!t is exactly what's wrong with fans today. Very fickle. Back in the day fanbases were more loyal than they are today. 50's Krama is in full effect though. He can't make a hit song to save his life right now. Ja seems like he's a good place. Irv is still wild and crazy. LOL @ Charlemange getting cornered on not liking Drake.
It seems he lost the Breakfast club some promo and press since Drake would never do an interview on there. But the show is really good and they've built a nice brand. This interview and the Fat Joe interview was very informative. but LOL @ Murda Inc with Jay, X and Ja. I remember everyone was mad hype about that in the late 90's cause everyone was callabo'in with each other. Honestly I think the album would of sold Double or Triple Platinum and would of been a hit compilation for sure.
Rapmastermind
Superstar
Of course he meant "Murder Gram". LOL.
Hair Jordan
Miley Cyrus' Pimp
These guys remind me of a time when hip-hop still had some dignity. These two were on top of the world and they fell flat on their harder than anyone I've seen in the history of ever. Why? Because they made bytch-made simp ass music. If they were new artists today, they would be TEARING up the charts with Drake. It would just be a sad bytch hoe-a-thon of sucker-for-love ass simp-fests. Hip-hop ain't got no dignity no mo'.
I AM WE ARE
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theres no hope of a reunion though
Rapmastermind
Superstar
Actually Ja and Murda Inc didn't just make girl records. And they fell flat cause of fickle fans not cause they were making girl records. Those girl records made Ja one of the biggest stars in Hip Hop. They had balance. Drake has no balance, he simping even on his so called hard records. Also I think there's a difference between female oriented tracks and simp records. Ja Rule biggest mistake was letting 50 Cent take him out of his game. He needed to continue to make hits. "Blood in my Eye" did have some fire on it though. During all that singing, records like this came out from Murda Inc:
Hair Jordan
Miley Cyrus' Pimp
Are you serious? All I'm gonna say is, they made a video for one of Ja's simp-fests and it was the hip-hop version of that musical Grease. Ja put out the welcome mat for Drake's whole life.
Hair Jordan
Miley Cyrus' Pimp
LOL @ someone in 2013 stanning Murda Inc. I really didn't see that coming. Obviously I know that Ja and company could make street music when they wanted to. New York by Ja feat. Styles and Crack was one of the hardest tracks out in the 00's. Too little too late though. You can only make so many simp songs before the block calls you a simp.