Ja Rule has fired back at his longtime nemesis 50 Cent after the latter made disrespectful comments about the late Irv Gotti. “The Breakfast Club should be ashamed of themselves asking questions ...

By Mackenzie Cummings-Grady Ja Rule has fired back at his longtime nemesis 50 Cent after the latter made disrespectful comments about the late Irv Gotti. On Sunday, Ja hopped on X to fire a few ...

Ja Rule blistered longtime nemesis 50 Cent after the latter mocked his condolensces about the late Murder Inc. boss Irv Gotti. Gotti, né Irving Domingo Lorenzo Jr., died at age 54 after suffering ...

Ja Rule hasn’t responded too many times to 50 Cent’s antics, but when the king of trolling mocked the death of Irv Gotti, Ja Rule was ready to go “nuclear” on him. Addressing 50’s post ...

In 2000, a brawl took place at Hit Factory Studio in New York between the G-Unit and Murder Inc. crews that resulted in 50 Cent being stabbed. Black Child, a rapper signed to Gotti’s label ...

Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff's son, Supreme McGriff Jr., has recently called out 50 Cent over his comments on Irv Gotti. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Irv Gotti passed away on February 5 ...

By Kevin Dolak Rapper and hip-hop world troll Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson took a moment to acknowledge the death of producer Irv Gotti this week by throwing one last bit of shade at the Murder ...

"Irv has been struggling with diabetes for ... We Just Gotta Stop Bulls---ting' 50 Cent and Gotti famously had beef for over ...

Prince Williams/ Getty 50 Cent wasted no time speaking his mind in the wake of record producer Irv Gotti's death. The rapper, 49, took to Instagram on the evening of Wednesday, Feb. 5, to share an ...

Languages: English. 50 Cent is facing backlash after he made a controversial joke about music executive Irv Gotti's death. When the news of the Murder Inc. co-founder's passing broke on Wednesday ...

Irv, you will be missed.' Gotti and 50 cent's feud started over 25 years ago in 1999 when 50 cent's close associate allegedly robbed Murder Inc.'s then-leading artist, Ja Rule in Queens.