Both guys could have easily cruised on the success of their own careers, but instead became entwined as enemies for decades. On the other hand, 50 Cent didn't officially blow up until 2003 with the release of his debut album 'Get Rich or Die Tryin'.' The album skyrocketed the rapper to fame after it became the best-selling debut album ever on a major record label, The New York Times reported. The group folded after recording two songs together and all three went on to have successful solo careers. Ja Rule Boasts His Eminem/50 Cent 'Loose Change' Diss Was the Most Disrespectful. Joining Jay-Z and DMX, the trio called themselves Murder Inc., announcing their name on a cover of XXL magazine, MTV reported. Loose Change (50 Cent & Eminem Diss) Ja Rule 151.7K Views Read the Lyrics Sourced by 73. The attack was allegedly a retaliation on behalf of Ja Rule, though Black Child claimed he acted in self-defense.Īt the time, Ja Rule was part of the greatest rap band that never reached its potential. Community Answer Ja Rule released Loose Change (50 Cent & Eminem Diss) on April 4, 2003. The next year, 50 Cent was stabbed by rapper Black Child outside the New York recording studio Hit Factory, per Complex. The bad blood between the two started in 1999 when Ja Rule claimed one of 50 Cent's associates robbed him at gunpoint and stole his chain, XXL recapped. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features NFL Sunday Ticket Press Copyright.
