Elaborate on the lines that slaughted Ja
What quotables/bars does 50 cent have from his beef with Ja rule that ended Ja's career ?
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How can a line "slaughter" an artist?
tried as he might, Ja couldn't compete with that momentum.
i'll always credit him though, he had heart and never went away quiet but the demand stopped and he was out for the count.
the other Murda Inc members caught the funnier more scathing slurs..especially Charli Baltimore.
i'll always credit him though, he had heart and never went away quiet but the demand stopped and he was out for the count.
the other Murda Inc members caught the funnier more scathing slurs..especially Charli Baltimore.
He didn't have lines he had whole songs people refer to. Backdown & Wanksta
Anything that can not coexist with the kid
Must cease existence
Must cease existence
LandryFieldsDad
All Star
Only on the coli do people pretend ja didn't get murdered
g-ice
aka #DiamondNightmare
Any living thing that cannot co-exist with the kid
Must cease existing, little nikka, now listen
Your mami, your papi, that bytch you chasin'
Your little dirty ass kids, I'll fukking erase them
Your success is not enough, you wanna be hard
Knowing that you get knocked you get fukked in the yard
You's a Pop Tart, sweetheart, you soft in the middle
I eat ya for breakfast,the watch was an exchange for your necklace
And your boss is a bytch, if he could he would
Sell his soul for cheap, trade his life to be Suge
You can buy cars, but you can't buy respect in the hood
Maybe I'm so disrespectful cause to me you're a mystery
I know nikkas from ya hood, you have no history
Never poked nothing, never popped nothing, nikka stop fronting
Jay put you on, X made you hot
Now you run around like you some big shot
Ha ha, p*ssy
You gotta be crazy if you don't think Back Down wasn't one big quotable. Especially that first verse.
Must cease existing, little nikka, now listen
Your mami, your papi, that bytch you chasin'
Your little dirty ass kids, I'll fukking erase them
Your success is not enough, you wanna be hard
Knowing that you get knocked you get fukked in the yard
You's a Pop Tart, sweetheart, you soft in the middle
I eat ya for breakfast,the watch was an exchange for your necklace
And your boss is a bytch, if he could he would
Sell his soul for cheap, trade his life to be Suge
You can buy cars, but you can't buy respect in the hood
Maybe I'm so disrespectful cause to me you're a mystery
I know nikkas from ya hood, you have no history
Never poked nothing, never popped nothing, nikka stop fronting
Jay put you on, X made you hot
Now you run around like you some big shot
Ha ha, p*ssy
You gotta be crazy if you don't think Back Down wasn't one big quotable. Especially that first verse.
He had plenty of quotables/potent shots, jokes ect.
But he ain't end his career with those, nobody ends careers with lyrics. Nor can you blame it all on "The Machine"...50 himself even said the dominos were already set up for Ja, he just tipped the first one over.
He was singing in the rain like Mary Poppins, he ran his formula into the ground with the commercial/pop angle and couldn't reverse it when it was time to be a tough guy. Putting it all on "the machine" is some scapegoat shyt and ignoring the missteps and inevetable fall off that was on the way with or without 50 cent.
Same thing happened to 50/Ross....none of that shyt Ross said was dope. If we just going off of who had better/ more direct disses I'd say 50 had the better records...but his formula was COOKED. He was no longer the underdog and Kayne had shifted the game from big budget gangsta rap to this...emo p*ssy foot shyt that we have now.
It was already over for him just like it was for Ja...it just so happens that the downfall coincided with someone else's momentum.
I think you are under the false impression that lyrics/quotables from battles are what end careers, that's not the case.
Even if you examine the LL vs. Canibus battle where you could actually argue that one line ended Bis, you take a closer look and you'll see that it was only effective as it was because he was already falling way below his expectations.
But he ain't end his career with those, nobody ends careers with lyrics. Nor can you blame it all on "The Machine"...50 himself even said the dominos were already set up for Ja, he just tipped the first one over.
He was singing in the rain like Mary Poppins, he ran his formula into the ground with the commercial/pop angle and couldn't reverse it when it was time to be a tough guy. Putting it all on "the machine" is some scapegoat shyt and ignoring the missteps and inevetable fall off that was on the way with or without 50 cent.
Same thing happened to 50/Ross....none of that shyt Ross said was dope. If we just going off of who had better/ more direct disses I'd say 50 had the better records...but his formula was COOKED. He was no longer the underdog and Kayne had shifted the game from big budget gangsta rap to this...emo p*ssy foot shyt that we have now.
It was already over for him just like it was for Ja...it just so happens that the downfall coincided with someone else's momentum.
I think you are under the false impression that lyrics/quotables from battles are what end careers, that's not the case.
Even if you examine the LL vs. Canibus battle where you could actually argue that one line ended Bis, you take a closer look and you'll see that it was only effective as it was because he was already falling way below his expectations.
KravenMorehead™
Barrel Brothers.®
Hip hop doesn't work like that anymore. Maybe it never did.
He won because people love fukkery and he was the main fukkery supplier, and he was a fresh draw. No different from today.
He won because people love fukkery and he was the main fukkery supplier, and he was a fresh draw. No different from today.
wingstop
Superstar
50 killed ja 
but ja ethered eminem
but ja ethered eminem
"You sing for hoes and sound like the cookie monster" ? 
to be fair, Ja Rule just wasn't gonna win that beef... 50 was too hot at the time, and Ja going at Dre, 50 & Em (PLUS D12, Obie & G-Unit being involved) at the same time and the fact that Busta & X got involved was waaaayyyy too much for Ja & his wack ass weed carriers. doesn't matter if Interscope machine was involved or not, there's just too many accomplished artists and too much emceeing talent to go against for someone who was slowly turning into a repetitive pop-rap artist.
to be fair, Ja Rule just wasn't gonna win that beef... 50 was too hot at the time, and Ja going at Dre, 50 & Em (PLUS D12, Obie & G-Unit being involved) at the same time and the fact that Busta & X got involved was waaaayyyy too much for Ja & his wack ass weed carriers. doesn't matter if Interscope machine was involved or not, there's just too many accomplished artists and too much emceeing talent to go against for someone who was slowly turning into a repetitive pop-rap artist.