Who Had More Hits: Ja Rule Or 50 Cent?

[bogey_j]

I much preferred Ja's time in the sun it was just about getting bytches and having fun. things got all serious and grimey in the 50 cent era



the ja rule era

 

[Tunez]

Ja, Banks wrote In Da Club

 

[Chip Skylark]

50. Between get rich, don't forget the documentary, beg for mercy, bucks, banks, and yayo( don't front I know you bumped so seductive and I know you don't love me they were fire) magic stick. I think Fif has it

 

[Kings County]

Ja, Banks wrote In Da Club

50 used to say banks and yayo wrote int the club so they would get more popular cut it out

i think someone wrote the hook for d12 and they didnt want it and 50 jumped on it and took it to another level

 

[I love Latina women]

ja rule had waaaaaaaaaaaaay more hits and his hit records have held up faaaaaaaaaaaar better too

only 50 hit song i can still hear come on the radio or at party is in da club. but all that other shyt? dated as fukk

 

[seemorecizzy]

The ruleeeeeees babayyyyyyyyy

 

[bogey_j]

The ruleeeeeees babayyyyyyyyy

every thuugg needs a laaadaaayyyy

 

[seemorecizzy]

every thuugg needs a laaadaaayyyy

Lmaoo
Summer time that shyt go kinda hard tho

 

[SirBiatch]

Ja had more 'hits' but his music was shyttier

 

[JodyHiighroller]

50... Check the charts. But both made god music so who cares about who had more?

 

[L&HH]

The problem with alot of Ja's hits is he wasn't the one on the hook. He relied heavily on RnB hooks. You could substitute any other rapper like Fat Joe or some shyt and they'd be just as popular

 

[KnickstapeCity]

Rule baby

 

[Redwing80]

50 had more number 1's

 

[dubsmith_nz]

In Da Club, PIMP, 21 Questions, Magic Stick, Stunt 101, I Wanna Get To know You, On Fire, Let Me In, How We Do, Hate It Or Love It, Disco Inferno, Candy Shop, Just A Lil Bit, Window Shopper, Hands Up, I Get Money, Ayo Technology, You Don't Know, Baby By Me, Crack A Bottle, Down On Me.

That's all just off the top of the head, in terms of success Fifs single run shyts all over Jas, no preference just facts, and he didn't need RnB singers on the hooks either.

 

[EducatedBrothaFromTheBank]

Holla Holla
I'm Real
Ain't it Funny
Always on Time
New York
Temptation
Between me and You
Can I Get A
Put It On Me
Rainy Dayz
Wonderful
Living It Up
Thug Lovin
Down Ass Bytch
Mesmerize

Ja >...

50 has some huge hits obviously, but his catalog has terrible replay value