50Cent Beef (LONG LIST)
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50Cent Beef (LONG LIST)
by TREND$ETTER Tue Jul 01, 2008 1:41 pm
ROUND ONE: Ja Rule
First up into the ring is fellow Queens’s rapper Ja Rule. This battle started back in 1999 with both rappers vying for the attention of their native borough. The Murder Inc. front man spotted 50 with a man who stole his jewelry and it has been on ever since. From the involvement of Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff in the attempted murder of 50 Cent the hate between Irv Gotti’s Murder Inc. and all those aligned continues to ferment.
"Lil' nigga named Ja think he live like me/Talkin' about he left the hospital took nine like me/You livin' fantasies nigga, I been checkin' deposit/When your lil' sweet ass gon' come out of the closet?" 50 Cent, "Hail Mary," 2003.
Ja made a slight come back in 2006 with the Cool & Dre-produced "New York," which featured an assortment of other ‘so-called’ 50 victims. But by then damage had been done and the constant barrage of jabs thrown by 50 Cent has never allowed Jeffrey Atkins to run or record solo successfully again.
"You're print distrified, you're no longer desired/So take off them silly chains, put back on your wire." – Ja Rule "New York," 2006
ROUND TWO: Fat Joe
Joey Crack, another local fatality. This battle has been on/off since "Piggy Back" took direct shots at the Bronx emcee. The Terror Squad captain wasn’t impressed that 50 was coming at him that way as he couldn’t figure out just what he had done to deserve it really. So he reacted with "My Fo Fo," taking shots at Curtis about his obvious weight increase and implying that steroids were the cause.
"But he don't care, he's still locked up in his house and shit/Steroid up and he wont come about that bitch/Is it me or does candy shop sound like magic stick?/In the video, this nigga 50 bout to strip." – Fat Joe "My Fo' Fo'," 2006
Yet needless to say, salt was added to an open wound for Fat Joe when his former leading lady hit the stage with Fif in Joe’s own borough. Remy Ma up on stage in the old Jimmy’s Bronx Café as 50 promoted Curtis back in August 2007 didn’t really do much for morale in the Boogie Down.
"That fat nigga thought 'Lean Back' was 'In Da Club'/
ROUND THREE: The Game
You could start thinking Hot 97 has the monopoly on 50 beefs as they always seem to get a mention in the most major of 50 Cent's drama. This was one that had Hip Hop on the edge of its seat as the ‘elders’ of the culture feared a new east coast/west coast war after Curtis declared The Game was no longer down with G-Unit on air in 2005. Loyalty is apparently what G-Unit prides themselves on; but betrayal is what G-Unit was escalated upon, resulting in the legendary G-Unot campaign that in a real world would have had Game indicted as a serial stalker.
The back and forth on wax between the label king and his former subject that continued through 2006 and 2007 had The Game putting out freestyle after freestyle. Many thought that after "100 Bars – The Funeral" and "300 Bars And Running," it would be hard for the Compton rapper to come out with something he hadn’t already said and the majority hoped we wouldn’t have to be subjected to "500 Bars (and Sleeping)" but the two continue to bicker and bitch, but just not using as many bars as they once did.
Of course The Game has put in his two cents on the Young Buck situation, showing support for another fallen soldier from the Unit army.
ROUND FOUR: The L.O.X.
50 really got his teeth into Yonkers hard knock Styles P. He was allegedly the reason why "The Ghost’s" Time Is Money album was pushed back time and time again, earning him the moniker Curtis "Interscope" Jackson. With The L.O.X. having that street support, it was hard for many fans of both factions to watch Styles be mauled and subjected to the aftermath that ensued. But Styles and Fif laid their beef to rest, where else…but of course on air on Hot 97 when Styles called in to the Angie Martinez show in February 2007 and had grown man talk with the man who had openly insulted his business decisions But this was, of course, after 50 had also attacked Jadakiss, caricaturing him as a Ninja Turtle in the video for "Piggybank," obviously being guilty by affiliation is just as serious in the wars raged by 50 Cent. These attacks sure were good for music as artists like 'Kiss were armed and ready for battle.
"Picture 'Kiss not come out swingin'/It's like going to see 50 at a show and he don't come out singin'/Yeah, you got a felony, but you ain't a predicate/Never the King of New York, you live in Connecticut/You don't be in the hood, you be in the woods/Fuckin' wit' me, is where you really gon' be for good." – Jadakiss
ROUND FIVE: Cam’ron
This legendary conversation followed on from the previous installment/conversation with Styles P. Everyone and their mothers was already listening into Angie Mar’s show when Cam decided to call in and speak to "Curtissss." For a radio station that has been warned about trouble in parking lots and retaliation attacks, they sure know how to keep their name out of the media. What came out of this were back and forth videos, which encouraged online video hosting site YouTube to freeze from extensive hits from G-Unit/Dipset lovers and haters. 50 and Young Buck dropped "Hold On" and "Funeral Music" which proved that the problem 50 had was only with Cam’ron.
"Dipset! Cam stay up! I'm not gonna destroy DipSet... /Just gotta make changes, from now on, Jimmy's the boss, of DipSet/And Juelz is the Capo (He's gone) Cam's demoted to soldier... /We like Jimmy better anyway!! Ballin'! Come on man." - 50 Cent "Funeral Music," 2007.
After Cam appeared by a pool in his boxers, his ass seemed to disappear in a puff of purple haze and has to this day yet to fully resurface, but not without dropping some classic lyrics.
"See my squad done wait right behind them bars that's gated/Hopped out the casket bastard, reincarnated/Yep, so have a seat, this 'gon be a masterpiece/I have to beef, he look like a gorilla, with rabbit teeth." - Cam’ron "Curtis," 2007.
ROUND SIX: Young Buck
50 likes to teach those to whom he welcomed into his fold with harsh doses of reality and Young Buck is walking proof of that. Call it natural defense mechanism or what you will, but when 50 Cent feels like someone is trying to get one over on him by running their mouths, he sure as hell goes in for the kill. This time he dealt a low blow by recording a phone call between himself and Buck no signs of southern hospitality with this move. A simple "fuck G-Unit" from Buck saw that audio on the web immediately and the back and forth began. This whole incident has possibly been the most embarrassing in 50 history and has a cringe factor of at least a nine when it comes to the emotions displayed by Buck. But surely people know that when you deal with someone with a track record like 50 there is no clause in your relationship that makes you untouchable.
"It's crazy. When I see people showing me so many different things within their character, I don't value them anymore...He needs to go to a program and get some real help. Then maybe we can talk to each other." – 50 Cent
ROUND SEVEN: Kanye West ???
Possibly the most fabricated of all 50 Cent wars was the one that took place leading up to the release of Curtis. This was all about the numbers and beyond making a declaration of retirement as he and Kanye went head to head on September 11th, 2007 releasing their third albums respectively, if the "Louis Vuitton Don" was to outsell him, 50 Cent pretty much ate his words and cut his losses by working on the sophomore album from the Unit, Terminate On Sight.
However the Southside native had already in his eyes achieved a K.O. with Kanye back in 2004, proof below taken from an excerpt from an interview he did with MTV.
"I feel like Kanye West is successful because of me. After 50 Cent, [Hip Hop fans] was looking for something non-confrontational, and they went after first thing that came along. That was Kanye West, and his record took off."- 50 Cent.
ROUND EIGHT: Nas
Nas gave 50 a chance by having him on the Nastradamus Tour back in 1999 as "Escobar" saw the potential in 50’s "How to Rob," and wanted to give his fellow borough comrade some shine. This is yet another of those relationships that forever has 50 on his soap box when Nas is doing either something or nothing. Word is that this started because Nasir shared a joint with Bronx beauty Jennifer Lopez, "I’m Gonna Be Alright," back in 2004 which Curtis had recorded in 2002. 50 Cent thought that was not a good look and, as in so many situations, totally voiced that opinion and also that he thought Nas was trying to outdo him by jumping on a track that he had already done. But there have been plenty other bad looks for Nas, according to 50, which he is vocal about including his marriage to Kelis in 2005, signing to Jay-Z in 2006 while president of Def Jam and by stating Hip Hop was dead in his first album signed to the label. There really is no pleasing everybody. But Nas, lashed back And y’all wanna know why I ain't gotta answer niggas / Cause I truly understand these niggas / Scared of me so they talk about family members / Like I can't point out your grandma, nigga.” – Nas "MC Burial," 2006.
First up into the ring is fellow Queens’s rapper Ja Rule. This battle started back in 1999 with both rappers vying for the attention of their native borough. The Murder Inc. front man spotted 50 with a man who stole his jewelry and it has been on ever since. From the involvement of Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff in the attempted murder of 50 Cent the hate between Irv Gotti’s Murder Inc. and all those aligned continues to ferment.
"Lil' nigga named Ja think he live like me/Talkin' about he left the hospital took nine like me/You livin' fantasies nigga, I been checkin' deposit/When your lil' sweet ass gon' come out of the closet?" 50 Cent, "Hail Mary," 2003.
Ja made a slight come back in 2006 with the Cool & Dre-produced "New York," which featured an assortment of other ‘so-called’ 50 victims. But by then damage had been done and the constant barrage of jabs thrown by 50 Cent has never allowed Jeffrey Atkins to run or record solo successfully again.
"You're print distrified, you're no longer desired/So take off them silly chains, put back on your wire." – Ja Rule "New York," 2006
ROUND TWO: Fat Joe
Joey Crack, another local fatality. This battle has been on/off since "Piggy Back" took direct shots at the Bronx emcee. The Terror Squad captain wasn’t impressed that 50 was coming at him that way as he couldn’t figure out just what he had done to deserve it really. So he reacted with "My Fo Fo," taking shots at Curtis about his obvious weight increase and implying that steroids were the cause.
"But he don't care, he's still locked up in his house and shit/Steroid up and he wont come about that bitch/Is it me or does candy shop sound like magic stick?/In the video, this nigga 50 bout to strip." – Fat Joe "My Fo' Fo'," 2006
Yet needless to say, salt was added to an open wound for Fat Joe when his former leading lady hit the stage with Fif in Joe’s own borough. Remy Ma up on stage in the old Jimmy’s Bronx Café as 50 promoted Curtis back in August 2007 didn’t really do much for morale in the Boogie Down.
"That fat nigga thought 'Lean Back' was 'In Da Club'/
ROUND THREE: The Game
You could start thinking Hot 97 has the monopoly on 50 beefs as they always seem to get a mention in the most major of 50 Cent's drama. This was one that had Hip Hop on the edge of its seat as the ‘elders’ of the culture feared a new east coast/west coast war after Curtis declared The Game was no longer down with G-Unit on air in 2005. Loyalty is apparently what G-Unit prides themselves on; but betrayal is what G-Unit was escalated upon, resulting in the legendary G-Unot campaign that in a real world would have had Game indicted as a serial stalker.
The back and forth on wax between the label king and his former subject that continued through 2006 and 2007 had The Game putting out freestyle after freestyle. Many thought that after "100 Bars – The Funeral" and "300 Bars And Running," it would be hard for the Compton rapper to come out with something he hadn’t already said and the majority hoped we wouldn’t have to be subjected to "500 Bars (and Sleeping)" but the two continue to bicker and bitch, but just not using as many bars as they once did.
Of course The Game has put in his two cents on the Young Buck situation, showing support for another fallen soldier from the Unit army.
ROUND FOUR: The L.O.X.
50 really got his teeth into Yonkers hard knock Styles P. He was allegedly the reason why "The Ghost’s" Time Is Money album was pushed back time and time again, earning him the moniker Curtis "Interscope" Jackson. With The L.O.X. having that street support, it was hard for many fans of both factions to watch Styles be mauled and subjected to the aftermath that ensued. But Styles and Fif laid their beef to rest, where else…but of course on air on Hot 97 when Styles called in to the Angie Martinez show in February 2007 and had grown man talk with the man who had openly insulted his business decisions But this was, of course, after 50 had also attacked Jadakiss, caricaturing him as a Ninja Turtle in the video for "Piggybank," obviously being guilty by affiliation is just as serious in the wars raged by 50 Cent. These attacks sure were good for music as artists like 'Kiss were armed and ready for battle.
"Picture 'Kiss not come out swingin'/It's like going to see 50 at a show and he don't come out singin'/Yeah, you got a felony, but you ain't a predicate/Never the King of New York, you live in Connecticut/You don't be in the hood, you be in the woods/Fuckin' wit' me, is where you really gon' be for good." – Jadakiss
ROUND FIVE: Cam’ron
This legendary conversation followed on from the previous installment/conversation with Styles P. Everyone and their mothers was already listening into Angie Mar’s show when Cam decided to call in and speak to "Curtissss." For a radio station that has been warned about trouble in parking lots and retaliation attacks, they sure know how to keep their name out of the media. What came out of this were back and forth videos, which encouraged online video hosting site YouTube to freeze from extensive hits from G-Unit/Dipset lovers and haters. 50 and Young Buck dropped "Hold On" and "Funeral Music" which proved that the problem 50 had was only with Cam’ron.
"Dipset! Cam stay up! I'm not gonna destroy DipSet... /Just gotta make changes, from now on, Jimmy's the boss, of DipSet/And Juelz is the Capo (He's gone) Cam's demoted to soldier... /We like Jimmy better anyway!! Ballin'! Come on man." - 50 Cent "Funeral Music," 2007.
After Cam appeared by a pool in his boxers, his ass seemed to disappear in a puff of purple haze and has to this day yet to fully resurface, but not without dropping some classic lyrics.
"See my squad done wait right behind them bars that's gated/Hopped out the casket bastard, reincarnated/Yep, so have a seat, this 'gon be a masterpiece/I have to beef, he look like a gorilla, with rabbit teeth." - Cam’ron "Curtis," 2007.
ROUND SIX: Young Buck
50 likes to teach those to whom he welcomed into his fold with harsh doses of reality and Young Buck is walking proof of that. Call it natural defense mechanism or what you will, but when 50 Cent feels like someone is trying to get one over on him by running their mouths, he sure as hell goes in for the kill. This time he dealt a low blow by recording a phone call between himself and Buck no signs of southern hospitality with this move. A simple "fuck G-Unit" from Buck saw that audio on the web immediately and the back and forth began. This whole incident has possibly been the most embarrassing in 50 history and has a cringe factor of at least a nine when it comes to the emotions displayed by Buck. But surely people know that when you deal with someone with a track record like 50 there is no clause in your relationship that makes you untouchable.
"It's crazy. When I see people showing me so many different things within their character, I don't value them anymore...He needs to go to a program and get some real help. Then maybe we can talk to each other." – 50 Cent
ROUND SEVEN: Kanye West ???
Possibly the most fabricated of all 50 Cent wars was the one that took place leading up to the release of Curtis. This was all about the numbers and beyond making a declaration of retirement as he and Kanye went head to head on September 11th, 2007 releasing their third albums respectively, if the "Louis Vuitton Don" was to outsell him, 50 Cent pretty much ate his words and cut his losses by working on the sophomore album from the Unit, Terminate On Sight.
However the Southside native had already in his eyes achieved a K.O. with Kanye back in 2004, proof below taken from an excerpt from an interview he did with MTV.
"I feel like Kanye West is successful because of me. After 50 Cent, [Hip Hop fans] was looking for something non-confrontational, and they went after first thing that came along. That was Kanye West, and his record took off."- 50 Cent.
ROUND EIGHT: Nas
Nas gave 50 a chance by having him on the Nastradamus Tour back in 1999 as "Escobar" saw the potential in 50’s "How to Rob," and wanted to give his fellow borough comrade some shine. This is yet another of those relationships that forever has 50 on his soap box when Nas is doing either something or nothing. Word is that this started because Nasir shared a joint with Bronx beauty Jennifer Lopez, "I’m Gonna Be Alright," back in 2004 which Curtis had recorded in 2002. 50 Cent thought that was not a good look and, as in so many situations, totally voiced that opinion and also that he thought Nas was trying to outdo him by jumping on a track that he had already done. But there have been plenty other bad looks for Nas, according to 50, which he is vocal about including his marriage to Kelis in 2005, signing to Jay-Z in 2006 while president of Def Jam and by stating Hip Hop was dead in his first album signed to the label. There really is no pleasing everybody. But Nas, lashed back And y’all wanna know why I ain't gotta answer niggas / Cause I truly understand these niggas / Scared of me so they talk about family members / Like I can't point out your grandma, nigga.” – Nas "MC Burial," 2006.
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Re: 50Cent Beef (LONG LIST)
by J The Kidd Tue Jul 01, 2008 4:29 pm
ridiculous.... fuckin 5o` needs to chill out
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Re: 50Cent Beef (LONG LIST)
by Johnnie Butters Tue Jul 01, 2008 5:18 pm
Off Topic:
Noooo u son of a bitch, u got more post them me....
Noooo u son of a bitch, u got more post them me....
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Re: 50Cent Beef (LONG LIST)
by J The Kidd Tue Jul 01, 2008 5:43 pm
DJ UnReaL wrote:Off Topic:
Noooo u son of a bitch, u got more post them me....
hey man... dont u follow your own rules!
4. Please do not hijack other's thread by going off topic. always stay relevant to the topic.
"Jokes"
yea i know hahahaha
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Re: 50Cent Beef (LONG LIST)
by Johnnie Butters Tue Jul 01, 2008 6:01 pm
James Waldron wrote:DJ UnReaL wrote:Off Topic:
Noooo u son of a bitch, u got more post them me....
hey man... dont u follow your own rules!
4. Please do not hijack other's thread by going off topic. always stay relevant to the topic.
yea i know hahahaha
oOo hahaha good one, my response......
Im the admin & i can break the rules hahahahaha cuz idk i made them?
"Adds UnReaL can do what he wants on this forum to the rules"
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Re: 50Cent Beef (LONG LIST)
by J The Kidd Tue Jul 01, 2008 6:10 pm
DJ UnReaL wrote:James Waldron wrote:DJ UnReaL wrote:Off Topic:
Noooo u son of a bitch, u got more post them me....
hey man... dont u follow your own rules!
4. Please do not hijack other's thread by going off topic. always stay relevant to the topic.
yea i know hahahaha
oOo hahaha good one, my response......
Im the admin & i can break the rules hahahahaha cuz idk i made them?
"Adds UnReaL can do what he wants on this forum to the rules"
lmfao makin up rules as you go along....
haha i know
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Re: 50Cent Beef (LONG LIST)
by Johnnie Butters Tue Jul 01, 2008 6:12 pm
James Waldron wrote:DJ UnReaL wrote:James Waldron wrote:DJ UnReaL wrote:Off Topic:
Noooo u son of a bitch, u got more post them me....
hey man... dont u follow your own rules!
4. Please do not hijack other's thread by going off topic. always stay relevant to the topic.
yea i know hahahaha
oOo hahaha good one, my response......
Im the admin & i can break the rules hahahahaha cuz idk i made them?
"Adds UnReaL can do what he wants on this forum to the rules"
lmfao makin up rules as you go along....
haha i know
yes yes yes i no
dont make me 
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