Jah Rule Throws Question Back At Interviewer After She Asked Him About His Relationship With 50 Cent
Ja Rule has said that although she and 50 Cent have been feuding for years, their present relationship may not be what people think it is.
The Murder Inc. rapper spoke about his friendship with the G-Unit businessman earlier this week when he sat down for a new interview with The Shade Room.
“If 50 Cent was to walk in here right now, what do you think would happen?” he asked the interviewer in a teaser clip posted to the outlet’s Instagram on Friday (April 14).
“Well, nothing, obviously,” she replied. Exactly!” he shouted in response. “That’s what the [censored audio] I’m saying. We don’t have an issue. We don’t have a problem.”
The interviewer then brought up the previously suggested Verzuz between the pair and how Fif shut the idea down because he didn’t want to help make Ja Rule relevant again.
“Like, c’mon dog. I’m very relevant out here,” Ja responded. “I don’t have nothing to prove to anybody. I just, you know, I just want people to understand my side. My side of it is, I really don’t give a [censored audio].”
Check out the teaser clip below:
On the flip side, Nicki Minaj is making her debut in the comic book and animation industry as Lady Danger.
According to a recent report by Deadline, Nicki Minaj, whose real Onika Tanya Maraj is prepared to exercise more of her imagination to both executive produce and star in the series.
The two-part comic book series, written by Alex de Campi with illustrations by Mulele Jarvis and John Lucas, had its premiere from Dark Horse Comics in 2015. Through his G-Unit Film & TV firm, Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson and fellow queens Nicki will both executive produce and voice the lead role.
In a two-part arc that was published in 2015, the character debuted in Alex de Campi’s Grindhouse: Drive In, Bleed Out series. The story follows a federal field operative who, after learning a terrible secret, is left for dead by her team in the year 2075.
In the end, she is revived as Lady Danger, a B.O.O.T.I. (Bureau of Organized Terrorism Intervention) agent who is described as “an afrofuturistic a**-kicking.”
While battling villains who are destroying the earth and its helpless population, the secret agent must keep her true identity a secret. Along with 50 Cent and Nicki Minaj, Carlton Jordan and Crystle Roberson will script the series and act as executive producers.
