You said rip off bro so I was expecting some sharking.
Like LL Cool J Paradise, that’s a rip off
Ja's "New York" was a big tune
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Like LL Cool J Paradise, that’s a rip off
Toe Jay Simpson
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50 came for Jada and Jada straight ROASTED him
This is a true fact
Since when has it been become cool to get shot and not shoot back?
And I dont got a problem with clout
You aint get shot again yet so what’s your second album about?
50’s response: I sold more records than you
This is a true fact
Since when has it been become cool to get shot and not shoot back?
And I dont got a problem with clout
You aint get shot again yet so what’s your second album about?
50’s response: I sold more records than you
Fair
PiffMOE7000
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Jada’s diss track towards 50 is the most underrated diss in hip hop history. I say underrated since no one mentions it as the goat but 1) its one of the most vicious ever 2)it completely stopped the freight train of momentum that was 50 cent at the time…50 couldn’t miss and was ending careers left and right and we all forget he came at Jada
BK The Great
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Classic song, obviously 50 felt some type of way because of it. That’s why he made Piggy Bank and that was the downfall of his reign on top after getting wrecked on Checkmate and 300 bars along with Fat Joe’s My 44 diss. That opened the floodgates for other guys to diss him on songs like Cam’ron’s Curtis diss.
BK The Great
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We got a classic diss song because of this one
i couldn’t get enough of this because of the beat…i’m crazy for 80s synth sounds
One Blood Remix straight up deaded G-Unit's momentum. Banks second album flopped.
Ja Rune should have gotten Ghostface on the song.
BK The Great
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Should’ve got the whole Wu-Tang on it or NY legends
One Blood remix is a low key classic. Every legend is on there from Jadakiss to Nas.
Whips-n-Chains
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The massacre was a big album but it also showed that 50 didn't have much in the tank as an artist. He was settling into being formulaic and redoing some of his first hits. That's why by Curtis he had lost a major audience. He had become all flash no substance. Gone was the rags to riches underdog story to captivate and sell.Over? The Massacre came out and sold 1.15 million copies in its first week.
I liked New York though. It was a final hoorah for Ja. He went out on a good song.
Ja managing to squeeze out one more solid hit with all those rappers was a symbolic victory. They withstood the reign of Curtis which was short.
Eastside Get The Money
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Jada might be the only rapper to have a verse become classic after a performance
