50 Cent Has Taken Credit For Ja Rule's Brutal Halftime Performance
50 Cent is everyones favorite bully. It almost seems to easy for him at this point. Like he’s Barry Bonds during his 73 HR season taking BP before the game. He’s seeing the ball so well he could stand at home plate and smash baseballs into another galaxy all day long if he wanted to. If Ja Rule is getting crickets from a packed house at the first place Bucks home game you might as well just underhand a softball to 50 at the plate he’s gonna hit it 1,000 feet no matter what you do. Taking credit for it however is a great move, because he should be credited for it. Ja Rule was a shooting star in the rap game dropping numerous timeless classic hit songs until 50 Cent dropped “Back Down”. 50 ruthlessly eviscerated him as a man on every possible level he could. Pretty much ended Ja Rules entire career. No one could take him serious after this.
Even just in the last year or so 50 bought out the entire front section of one of Ja Rules shows so it would be completely empty. 50 is MVP of the Petty League every single year and it’s not close.
If it wasn’t for 50 Cent there would be no Ja Rule involvement in the Fyre Festival and probably not even a Fyre Festival all together. Ja Rule has been clutching at straws since his career was tragically murdered at the hands of 50 Cent. The biggest things he’s done in the last 5 years was have a MTV Show with his family canceled after one season and be apart of the biggest dumpster fyre festival (see what I did there) in the history of mankind.
Sometimes after I’ve indulged in some herbal substances I sit and think about if Ja Rule lays in bed at night and thinks about what a mistake it was to ever challenge 50 Cent in the first place. He became an example to the entire planet that you do NOT want smoke with 50 Cent because he will rip you to shreds verbally, physically, spiritually and any other way he can possibly harm you he can and will do it. If Ja Rule ever shows his face in public again it would probably still be too soon. Thoughts and prayers to Ja Rule.