What was ja's best 50 diss in the beef

[Canada Goose]

Loose Change and Things Gon Change stand out.

Both goes hard, and on the latter dude clearly was inspired by Hit em up when he made the song. Although Murder Inc weed carriers >>> Outlawz on Hit em up.

On wax this beef was not as one sided as people made it out to be.

Dude had Em copping pleas on Toy Soldiers where's Ja came out with a Street Anthem with the next album (New York New York).

Baited that nikka 50 to diss him again on Piggy Bank but he dissed Jada too and that's the part where 50


That Black Child diss was underrated though.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MyKbhuQlhQ]Black Child - Black Ferrari [The real Wanksta](50 cent diss) - YouTube[/ame]

I stabbed you up/don't make me gun you down

That Black Child song might have been the best diss on the whole beef.

 

[Dark Knyght]

Ja ethered himself with the first line off The Crown talkin bout "I know y'all nikkaz is second guessin' the state I'm in". That line alone he admitted that he was getting shytted on and admitted in the public space, therefore he's admitting the onslaught caused people to second guess his state. He should've been more confident, plus it really bad when 106th and park audience members start shytting on you.

 

[T.H.E.GOD]

Sub

 

[the cac mamba]

I don't get it what's so amazing about that line?

nothin amazing about it its just a hard line

and also true, i mean if one of those shots hit home rap would be different than what it is today

 

[Saint1]

cuz this line is , jus heard it

Ja Rule feat Snoop dogg & Busta Rhymes - Imagine - YouTube

got me thinkin he mighta dropped some gems, made me realize i never checked for his shyt in the least

nothin amazing about it its just a hard line

and also true, i mean if one of those shots hit home rap would be different than what it is today

 

[the cac mamba]

 

[504Slim]

He went hard on this song actually. Ironically it was a 'Wrap' for him at that point though.

"They say I rap to rhythm and blues/
but when I turn on the radio I hear you nikkas rapping it too/
Its like baby can you give it to me? /
Nah I'm give it to you /
the same way we gave it to Proof"

Those lines were underrated and harsh. That stung more than the Hailey line because it was that incident that got Eminem to record Toy Soldiers.

Was that line bout busta rhymes for that song he did wit mariah carey ?

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

All I know is Shady had no business in the ring with Ja at the time. I'm sure every line he threw at Em was responsible for Em's drug problem spiraling out of control. Dude was hittin' home

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

I was rooting for jah during that time. fukk cacanem.

 

[Buckeye Fever]

My oldest son, me, and Ja got the same first name.


Love them!!!

 

[Popi]

Ja Rule's meeting with Farrakhan on MTV killed whatever slice of a win you could possibly give him in this beef.

 

[SpacelySprockets]

when u look at the fact he went against 50, Em, Dre, Gunit etc...he held his own

When u look at the fact that his career was completely dismantled, no.. he didnt

 

[OnlyInCalifornia]

Was that line bout busta rhymes for that song he did wit mariah carey ?

Yea I mean the lines areoriginally from the Busta song. G-Unit/50 also re-did it on one of their mixtapes and it became big. I cant even listen to any version but 50s, actually.

 

[Nuke Dukem]

When u look at the fact that his career was completely dismantled, no.. he didnt

Held his own yet he was completely ran out the game

 

[SixxiS]

Ja held his own against the whole Aftermath on wax in this beef...timing was just against him...he had no chance

he had no chance from the time he picked up a microphone