hi thanks mate i'm only making a point lol
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saadihussain — 16 years ago(December 29, 2009 01:11 AM)
this is the stupidest comment
Em is way better than ja rule.
look at how many records em sold, and look at how many ja sold.
and it was really low dissing halie,
hes a pussy who cant rap, and where the hell is he now?
hes like dead.
em still has albums out.
JA RULE SUCKS S HIT. EM IS THE FU CKIN BEST!
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little_joost — 16 years ago(January 15, 2010 06:53 PM)
Indeed Saadihussain. Ja Rule is a wanker and it is amazing that some people like him. Thinking he is better than Eminem is like saying Lil Wayne is better than 2pac. And even 50 cent is way better than Ja Rule, even if I don't really like 50 that much.
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kid247 — 16 years ago(February 08, 2010 07:22 AM)
The only trouble I have with your argument i1c84s that 99% of the world hasn't bought a Ja Rule CD in like 6 yrs nor a 50 Cent one in 3 yrs. I'll give Em the benefit of the doubt that he may have sold 1 or 2 of his latest album but let's face itNONE of these fools are relevant anymore. So it's kinda like comparing what piece of crap smell worst.
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alexanderpedersen — 12 years ago(October 08, 2013 08:10 AM)
Slim didn't send Proof to get at the wankstas
He told me to let loose and spit at the gangstas
What up Gotti, and this little war you pushed on
Put your ear to the ground for stepping on bush stones
What's wrong, didn't think we strong with real beep
Roll like a boss in the streets they still feel us
It's real business y'all ain't caught the concept
You talkin' nonsense to walking bomb threats
Contact was blown by Benzetta in The Source
Threaten at the boss you gon' see me on your porch
Now Irv got the nerve to try to serve on us
But Detroit beep early and ain't scurred to bust
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Crystalline3 — 12 years ago(December 30, 2013 08:56 AM)
That's why his rap career has pretty much died, right?
When he mentioned Eminem's daughter in that song he signed his own death sentence.
Eminem's a lyrical genius, period. He's not about "da money" and "da bitches" like most black rappers are. He talks about things that everyone can relate to. Life problems and his own struggles.
With the recent release of Rap God he's proven once again that he's still going strong in the industry after more than a decade.