Ja Rule Says 50 Cent Is ''Nothing'' Without Eminem

[dubsmith_nz]

50 could do a whole versus without any songs featuring or produced by Em and he'd be just fine.

Could Ja do the same without Ashanti

 

[Pimp]

Em didn't blow 50 up. 50 was killing the mixtapes in NY and mixtapes was the most popular shyt in NY.. 50 probably could have got the Cash Money deal at that point.

 

[HARLEM AL]

In Da Club is a Dre beat. 50 still can’t escape that song.

It was D12 song. That beat was not new. shyt was just sitting there.

 

[HARLEM AL]

For the most part, yeah. Post-Eminem era 50 has done dirt musically in most eyes. I didn't like anything much after GRODT, personally.

He's buried musically. I'm sure Ja and Irv could work out some hits nowadays, as they were genuinely good at it. 50 can't.

I see 2 for 5s still a thing

 

[BK The Great]

It was D12 song. That beat was not new. shyt was just sitting there.

It could've went to any one and 50 would've lost his chance at that hit record.

 

[nieman]

Don’t know where you got that information from

but it’s been stated he was dropped because he got shot

and you had to be doing something right for a record label to put some of their best artist on your 1st album

plus he caught the attention of the biggest rapper in the world

He caught the attention of every rapper he dissed with that track. It still flopped. His other problem was Pretty Ugly shut down his single Life is on the Line. NYC was more hype off PU's freestyle, because they hadn't fully heard the track yet. Even if he didn't get shot, they were gonna shelve him. There were no bidding wars for him after that, and he was the average NYC rapper for 2-3 years, only known for beefin with Ja.

 

[BK The Great]

Beat was hot but thats wasn't a hit without 50, D12 proved that.

Yea but if someone else got it he wouldn't have the hit we're talking about today. Things might've went another way.

 

[HARLEM AL]

It could've went to any one and 50 would've lost his chance at that hit record.

Not true

 

[BK The Great]

Not true

We don't know that though.

 

[Sir Brehsington]

He caught the attention of every rapper he dissed with that track. It still flopped. His other problem was Pretty Ugly shut down his single Life is on the Line. NYC was more hype off PU's freestyle, because they hadn't fully heard the track yet. Even if he didn't get shot, they were gonna shelve him. There were no bidding wars for him after that, and he was the average NYC rapper for 2-3 years, only known for beefin with Ja.

Whatever happened to PU? He was nice af! There was a Brooklyn nikka he used to rap with too.

 

[Starburst]

For the most part, yeah. Post-Eminem era 50 has done dirt musically in most eyes. I didn't like anything much after GRODT, personally.

He's buried musically. I'm sure Ja and Irv could work out some hits nowadays, as they were genuinely good at it. 50 can't.

I don’t think that matters considering his value has gone up with his TV shows. If Ja and Irv could work out some hits..they probably could’ve done it by now. Maybe they will after the Verzus, but both Ja and Irv are consumed with their beef for 50.

 

[Starburst]

In Da Club is a Dre beat. 50 still can’t escape that song.

But that happened AFTER 50 was signed. AFTER Eminem put his career on the line for 50. I get it you don’t like Eminem, but don’t try to revise history.

 

[BK The Great]

But that happened AFTER 50 was signed. AFTER Eminem put his career on the line for 50. I get it you don’t like Eminem, but don’t try to revise history.

I’m a fan of his but I do give constructive criticism. But Dre doesn’t get enough credit. He’s birthed everyone’s career from NWA to Snoop, Em, 50, The Game, Kendrick and others. Even gave life to other artists producing their albums like Busta. Dre just plays the back field and doesn’t care cause he’s filthy rich.

 

[nieman]

Whatever happened to PU? He was nice af! There was a Brooklyn nikka he used to rap with too.

The way he tells it, he instantly signed to Stretch LOL. Which means his career was DOA. He spit that ish for Stretch, Stretch told him to come back, he played Life on Line beat and told PU to go over that beat with the same ish, for the now famous freestyle...and signed with him. It took off. But through his relationship with Whoo Kid & 50, he kept gettin placements, but couldn't get out the streets. Shootouts, homi cases and jail. He's out in LA now, and released some new songs like 7-8 years ago.

 

[Deltron]

I’m a fan of his but I do give constructive criticism. But Dre doesn’t get enough credit. He’s birthed everyone’s career from NWA to Snoop, Em, 50, The Game, Kendrick and others. Even gave life to other artists producing their albums like Busta. Dre just plays the back field and doesn’t care cause he’s filthy rich.

Dre gets plenty of credit

literally all those you named have said Dre is the big reason they're stars, and shyt